Philippine Airlines has thrice daily flights from Manila to CDO, and four flights from Manila to CDO, and four flights a week from Cebu and Davao. Jeepneys and buses provide overland transport from CDO to towns in Misamis Oriental. Vehicles can also be rented in the city for touring the countryside. The town of Malaybalay is 87 kilometers away from Cagayan de Oro City. The one-hour drive winds past scenic mountain roads that offer a view of rugged cliffs on one side and sheer drops to impenetrable forests on the other.
Buses ply the route.
To get to Camiguin, take a bus from Agora Market in Cagayan de Oro City to Balingoan town 87 kms. away. The Balingoan ferry bound for Camiguin Island makes the one hour crossing four times a day. It docks at Benoni Wharf on Camiguin Island. Another point of entry is located in Guinsiliban, only 45 minutes away by ferry. Where to Stay Cagayan de Oro City hosts a wide range of accomodations, from first-class hotels to budget inns and lodges.