Cebu is one of the Philippines’ most exciting destinations
Cebu is one of the Philippines’ most exciting destinations, often called the Queen City of the South. It has the oldest city in the country, beautiful islands, waterfalls, diving spots, and rich culture—making it a complete travel experience.
Magellan’s Cross – A symbol of Christianity’s arrival in 1521.
Basilica Minore del Santo Niño – Oldest Catholic church in the Philippines.
Fort San Pedro – Spanish-era fort with museum exhibits.
Colon Street – The oldest street in the country, full of shops and local eats.
Kawasan Falls (Badian) – Famous turquoise falls, perfect for canyoneering.
Oslob – Known for whale shark encounters (ask about eco-friendly options).
Sumilon Island – White sandbar and snorkeling paradise.
Moalboal – See the sardine run and swim with sea turtles.
Malapascua Island – Diving hotspot where you can see thresher sharks.
Bantayan Island – Laid-back white-sand beaches and island vibes.
Camotes Islands – Caves, lakes, and quiet beaches for off-the-beaten-path travel.
Lechon Cebu – World-famous roasted pig (crispy skin, juicy meat).
Ngohiong – Cebu-style spring rolls.
Danggit – Local dried fish, usually served at breakfast.
Best Time to Visit: December–May (dry season).
Airport: Mactan–Cebu International Airport (direct international flights).
Transport: Rent a motorbike, take buses (to South Cebu), or ferries (to islands).
👉 Do you want me to make you a 3-day Cebu travel itinerary (mix of city, nature, and beaches), or a longer 5–7 day plan to explore both the south and north?
