Babuyan Islands

The Babuyan Islands are a group of volcanic islands in the Luzon Strait, north of Luzon in the Philippines. They are part of Cagayan province.

Calayan Island: An island in the Babuyan group and the site of Calayan municipality. It is the group’s main population and administrative center.
Babuyan Claro: An active stratovolcano on Babuyan Island in the Philippines. Its eruptions show that volcanism remains active in the archipelago.
Calayan Rail: A flightless bird species endemic to Calayan Island in the Philippines. Its discovery brought attention to the archipelago’s distinctive wildlife.
Batanes: A Philippine province and island group north of the Babuyan Islands. It is a neighboring island group, but lies farther north toward Taiwan.
Camiguin Island: A volcanic island in the Babuyan group, north of Luzon. Its volcano gives the archipelago one of its most distinctive landscapes.
Smith Volcano: An active volcano on Babuyan Island in the Philippines. It is another volcanic center within the island group.
Philippine Deer: A deer species native to the Philippines. It is among the larger mammals recorded on islands in the group.
Luzon: The largest island in the Philippines, south of the Babuyan Islands. Its continental scale contrasts with the smaller, scattered volcanic islands.
Dalupiri Island: An island in the Babuyan group, north of Luzon in Cagayan province. It is one of the archipelago’s major islands.
Camiguin de Babuyanes: An active stratovolcano on Camiguin Island in the Babuyan group. Its volcanic activity shaped the archipelago’s highest island terrain.

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