Things To Do
Cebu City
Magellan’s Cross & Basilica del Santo Niño A quick, meaningful stop in the historic heart of Cebu. Great for first-time visitors and close to each other. Fort San Pedro A small Spanish-era fort with nice views and an easy walk—good for history lovers without a long commitment. Tops Lookout A scenic viewpoint overlooking Cebu City, especially beautiful at sunset. Temple of Leah A dramatic hilltop structure with sweeping views—popular for photos and short visits.
Beaches and Island Time
Mactan Island (Closest Beaches) Just across the bridge from Cebu City. Ideal for relaxing, snorkeling, and beachside dining. Island Hopping (Half or Full Day) Visit nearby islands like: Nalusuan Island, Caohagan Island, Pandanon Island These tours usually include snorkeling, lunch, and boat transfers.
Nature and Adventure
Kawasan Falls (Canyoneering) One of Cebu’s most famous experiences—turquoise water, waterfalls, and guided canyon walks. Best for active guests. Whale Shark Viewing in Oslob A unique early-morning experience. Let guests decide if it fits their comfort level and interests. Osmeña Peak Cebu’s highest point, with rolling hills and panoramic views. A short hike and very rewarding. Moalboal Sardine Run & Snorkeling Swim alongside massive schools of sardines right off the shore—no boat required.
Food and Local Experiences
Try Cebu Lechon Cebu is famous for its roasted pork—often considered the best in the Philippines. Sugbo Mercado (Evening Food Market) A fun, casual spot to sample local food and desserts. Seafood & Local Restaurants Encourage guests to try Filipino classics like: Sinigang, Kinilaw (ceviche-style fish), Pancit (noodles), Lumpia (egg rolls), and Chicken Adobo
Shopping and Relaxing
Ayala Center Cebu & SM Seaside Modern malls with restaurants, cafés, and air-conditioned comfort. Spa & Massage Affordable and high quality—great for recovery after long flights or adventures.