Traveling to Cebu, Philippines soon? This CEBU TRAVEL GUIDE 2023 is the only manual you need to walk you through your trip to one of the top tourist destinations in the Philippines.
Cebu is the most visited tourist destination in the Philippines. There’s no surprise, though.
Cebu is home to many crystal-clear white-sand beaches, scenic islands, breathtaking waterfalls, rich marine ecosystems, verdant natural landscapes, and so many unique things to do.
Your Ultimate Cebu Travel Guide
Having explored Cebu for years as a digital nomad before settling down here, I’m in the best position to create this most detailed and up-to-date CEBU TRAVEL GUIDE 2023.
At the end of this CEBU TRAVEL GUIDE 2023, you should have a pretty good idea about the following:
- Best time to go to Cebu
- How to get to Cebu
- Getting around Cebu
- Top tourist destinations in Cebu
- Best things to do
- Best tourist spots
- How to get there
- Where to stay
- Food in Cebu
- What to eat
- Where to eat
- Internet in Cebu
- Cebu nightlife
- Cebu itinerary
- Cebu budget
Exploring Cebu can be a bit complex and requires thorough planning since this island province is big, or rather there are so many worthy things to do in Cebu. In all honesty, a week won’t suffice to see all the best of Cebu.
Don’t fret, though. I have prepared so many Cebu guides and itineraries for you.
I will link them along the way so you can easily check them out. I will throw some travel tips here and there too to let you in on how locals do it.
Klook.comBest Time to Visit Cebu
The best time to visit Cebu depends on what you want to do and what you want to experience. In general, there’s no bad time to visit Cebu.
As a tropical country, we have sunny days throughout the year, so visiting any time of the year should not be a cause of major concern. But if you want to understand how our weather works and what events are there you can enjoy, here are some answers to your questions.
When is Cebu’s peak season?
Cebu’s peak season is in January due to the annual Sinulog Festival, the biggest religious festival in the Philippines. A few days leading up to the festival, which happens on the 3rd Sunday of January, most hotels are fully booked. Booking flights and ferry trips to Cebu closer to the festival day can also get a little bit difficult too.
December is also another peak season in the Philippines in general. It’s common for Filipinos from abroad, as well as those who live/work in the city, to go back to their hometown to celebrate the holiday season. Typically, this phenomenon happens between December 15 and January 1.
It’s important to note also that Cebu is a jump-off point to other provinces in the Philippines, and that’s why it’s dubbed “the gateway to a thousand journeys. Expect flights and ferry trips to get fully booked for a few days around Christmas time. In fact, in December 2022, I was not able to go back to my hometown for Christmas because all direct flights and ferry trips were booked.
What months are typhoons in Cebu?
According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), almost 70% of typhoons in the Philippines exist from July to October.
Note that transportation, especially airplanes and ferries, is highly dependent on the weather. In the worst-case scenario, you might experience canceled trips due to unfavorable weather conditions.
What is the weather like in Cebu?
The Philippines has two seasons: rainy (tag-ulan) and summer (tag-init) seasons. However, the weather in the Philippines can be tricky and could throw a curveball on your travel plans no matter what.
For example, when it’s rainy season, it doesn’t mean it’s not sunny and hot anymore. In the same way, when it’s summer season, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t rain.
In Cebu, April is the driest month of the year. May is the warmest month with an average temperature of 26.8°C or 80.3°F. Meanwhile, January is the coldest, with an average temperature of 25.0°C or 77.0°F.
If you want to avoid the rainy season, October is the wettest month in Cebu. Do note that even in the driest month, rain can still be expected.
What is the best month to visit Cebu?
The best month to visit Cebu is between March and May. Summer in the Philippines usually begins in the later part of March until the end of May. This means these are the driest and hottest months of the year in the Philippines.
Most websites would recommend months between December to May. I wouldn’t necessarily object. However, I need to remind you that December is still pretty rainy and “stormy.” In fact, many of the most destructive typhoons in the Philippines happened in December.
January to the first half of March is generally okay. But expect that there would still be rain here and there.
Driest and hottest don’t mean it’s always the best option. Do note that the summer days during these months can be unbearably hot for people who are not used to this scorching hot climate.
For locals who have been living in the Philippines all their lives, you might think these months are bearable for us. False! It’s a nuisance for a lot of us.
We navigate through these hottest months by going to the mall, swimming at the nearest pools or beach, or staying indoors where there’s air conditioning or a fan.
What do you wear in Cebu?
Breathable clothes made from materials like cotton, linen, silk, and bamboo are best for hot and humid weather in the Philippines. While it’s generally hot in Cebu throughout the year with a mean annual temperature of 27.1°C or 80.78°F, you can trust that your light clothes throughout the years.
There are “cold” places in the Philippines but nothing crazy. For example, the coldest city in the Philippines is Baguio in Benguet. Baguio City’s average annual temperature is 20.6 °C or 69.0 °F. If you come from a cold region, that should be bearable for you for sure.
Booking.comHow Many Days Is Enough in Cebu?
Seven days would be enough to explore the best of Cebu, including Moalboal, Badian, Oslob, Bantayan Island, and Malapascua Island. If you want to explore the depths of Cebu, I recommend spending at least 14 days to experience all the world-class attractions it offers.
If you are still planning for your trip to Cebu, check out our Cebu Itinerary for 7 Days and 6 Nights and explore more itineraries.
Which Part of Cebu Is Best to Stay?
If you are a digital nomad who needs a reliable internet connection every day, it’s better to stay in Cebu City. Popular tourist spots in Cebu are 2-4 hours bus ride away from Cebu City.
In Cebu City, you may stay in the Fuente Osmeña Circle or Mango Avenue (officially known as General Maxilom Avenue) area if you want to get close to Mango, Cebu’s well-known red-light district, as well as Cebu’s heritage sites such as Fort Santiago and Magellan’s Cross.
Also, Cebu IT Park and Cebu Business Park are great well-maintained CBDs that have pretty much everything you need around such as a gym, coffee shops, fast food restaurants, hotels, malls, and public transportation.
If you are looking for an island party type of vibe, Moalboal is the best place. However, the internet and mobile signal in Moalboal is pretty unreliable.
If you are looking for rest and relaxation away from the city, Bantayan Island and Malapascua Island are great options. These islands have a pretty good internet connection and mobile signal now.
Klook.comHow to Get to Cebu
There are two ways to go to Cebu: by plane and by ferry. Depending on where you come from in the Philippines, your only option might either be a plane or ferry. If you are coming overseas, the Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) serves various international flights. Find out all the details below!
By Flight
Air travel is the most convenient way to get to Cebu. The travel time to Cebu from most destinations is only 45 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes.
All flights to Cebu land at MCIA located in Lapu-Lapu City (still part of Cebu Province). To get to Cebu City, you need to take a taxi or an airport bus.
Local Flights to Cebu
The local airlines that land at Mactan-Cebu International Airport include Philippines Airlines, Cebu Pacific, AirAsia, AirJuan, and AirSwift. Here’s a list of flights to Cebu and vice versa:
- Angeles City, Pampanga
- Baguio City, Benguet
- Bantayan Island, Cebu (via AirJuan only)
- Busuanga, Palawan (Coron)
- Butuan City, Agusan del Norte
- Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental
- Calbayog City, Samar
- Caticlan, Aklan (Boracay)
- Davao City, Davao del Sur
- Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte
- Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental
- El Nido, Palawan (via AirSwift only)
- General Santos City, South Cotabato
- Iloilo City
- Kalibo, Aklan
- Legazpi City, Albay
- Manila
- Ozamis City, Misamis Occidental
- Pagadian, Zamboanga del Sur
- Puerto Princesa, Palawan
- Siargao, Surigao del Norte
- Silay City, Negros Occidental
- Surigao City, Surigao del Norte
- Tacloban City, Leyte
- Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur
International Flights to Cebu
The international airlines that land at Mactan-Cebu International Airport include Air Busan, Asiana Airlines, Cathay Pacific, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Emirates, EVA Air, Jeju Air, Jin Air, Lucky Air, Scoot, Sichuan Airlines, Silk Air, TigerAir, T’way Air, and XiamenAir. Here’s a list of international flights to Cebu and vice versa:
- Busan, South Korea
- Hong Kong
- Seoul, South Korea
- Singapore
- Shanghai, China
- Taipei, Taiwan
By Ferry
Ferries are a cheaper alternative to airplanes. Several ferries go to several different parts of Cebu. Ferries to Cebu City dock at Cebu Pier.
The travel time of ferries depends on how far your destination is. It could be just 30 minutes or 3 hours or 10 hours or even 2 days and 1 night if you come from Manila.
From Cebu Pier, you need to take a taxi to North Cebu Bus Terminal or South Cebu Bus Terminal, depending on where your next destination is.
Here’s a list of ferry trips that dock at Cebu Pier in Cebu City:
- Agusan del Norte
- Butuan City
- Nasipit
- Bohol
- Jagna
- Tagbilaran City
- Tubigon
- Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental
- Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte
- Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental
- Iligan City, Lanao del Norte
- Iloilo City, Iloilo
- Leyte
- Baybay City
- Hilongos
- Ormoc
- Palompon
- Maasin City
- Manila (via 2Go only)
- Masbate City, Masbate
- Naval, Biliran
- Ozamis City, Misamis Occidental
- Poro, Camotes Islands
- Samar
- Calbayog City
- Catbalogan City
- Siquijor
- Surigao City, Surigao del Norte
- Ubay
Getting Around Cebu
Getting around Cebu is pretty easy if you know the basics. In Cebu City and neighboring cities, the main mode of transportation are jeepneys, taxis, and habal-habal (motorcycle taxis). There are also buses that transport passengers to certain parts of Metro Cebu. If you are not comfortable with public transportation, use the ride-hailing app Grab (an Uber counterpart) for taxis or Angkas or JoyRide for habal-habal.
When going to islands like Bantayan Island and Camotes Island, you need to take a ferry. To get to smaller islands like Malapascua Island and Sumilon Island, you need to take a bangka (outrigger boat). In smaller towns and islands, tricycles are the most common mode of transportation. However, you can also rent a scooter for 300-500 PHP (~6-10 USD) per day. There are car rentals and chartered vehicles with a driver to take you around Cebu.
Klook.comCebu Tourist Destinations to Visit
From stunning islands and white sand beaches to adventure parks and fun outdoor activities, Cebu has it all. If you are wondering where to go, what to do, and how to get there, here’s a detailed guide to the top 10 tourist destinations in Cebu:
1. Moalboal
Moalboal is one of the best places to go in Cebu. This small resort town is known for its various diving and snorkeling spots.
Some of Moalboal’s underwater wonders include millions of sardines, large green sea turtles, live coral reefs, a mermaid statue, and even giant whale sharks. Moalboal also has a vibrant local nightlife.
If you are looking for a complete travel guide to Moalboal, check out our Moalboal Travel Guide!
Klook.comThings to Do in Moalboal
- Swim with millions of sardines and large green sea turtles at Panagsama Beach
- Freedive the mermaid statue at Panagsama Beach
- Dive or snorkel at Pescador Island
- Camp at White Beach
- Party on weekends
For more details, check out the Top Things to Do in Moalboal!
Moalboal Tourist Spots
- Basdaku or White Beach
- Basdiot or Panagsama Beach
- Pescador Island
- Busay Cave
- Mushroom Rock
- Archery Asia
- Orchid Gallery
How to Get to Moalboal from Cebu City
To get to Moalboal from Cebu City, take a Ceres Liner bus at Cebu South Bus Terminal or a van for hire (v-hire) at SM Seaside. Fare is 200 PHP (~4 USD) for bus and 220 PHP (~4.5 USD) for v-hire. Travel time is about 3 hours. Read How to Get to Moalboal from Cebu City, Cebu Airport, Oslob, Bantayan Island, Dumaguete, and more.
You can also charter a private vehicle to take you to Moalboal from Cebu City or Mactan Airport. Book your Private Intercity Transfer here!
Where to Stay in Moalboal
- Pawikan Boutique Hotel – Best Midscale Resort in Moalboal (Check room rates!)
- Maayong Hostel – Best Hostel in Moalboal (Check room rates!)
- Tauig Beach Resort – Best Beach Resort in White Beach, Moalboal (Check room rates!)
- Chef Mau Hostel (Check room rates!)
- Sambag Hideaway Bungalows (Check room rates!)
For more details, check out the Best Moalboal Resorts.
2. Badian
Badian is Moalboal’s neighboring tourist town known for Kawasan Falls and canyoneering activities. Although tourists mostly visit the town for the famous Kawasan Falls and canyoneering, Badian has more wonderful tourist spots you should visit.
If you are looking for a South Cebu itinerary for 2 days covering Moalboal and Badian, check out our South Cebu Itinerary for 2 Days!
Klook.comThings to Do in Badian
- Canyoneer from Canlaob River to Kawasan Falls
- Zipline at Zip Stream Aerial Adventures
- Play golf at Cebu International Gold and Resort
- Watch glorious sunsets at Malabago Curvada
- Swim at Kansanto Spring
- Do various water activities at Eskapo Verde Resort
Badian Tourist Spots
- Kawasan Falls
- Lambug Beach
- Badian Island
- Badian Highlands
- Dapdap’s Floating Cottages
For more details, check out the Badian Tourist Spots!
How to Get to Badian from Cebu City
To get to Badian from Cebu City, take a Ceres Liner bus at Cebu South Bus Terminal. Fare is 250 PHP (~5 USD). Travel time is about 3 hours and 30 minutes. Learn How to Get to Badian from Cebu City, Cebu Airport, Oslob, and Dumaguete.
You can also charter a private vehicle to take you to Badian from Cebu City or Mactan Airport. Book your Private Intercity Transfer here!
Where to Stay in Badian
- Badian Island Wellness Resort – Best Luxury Resort in Badian (Check room rates!)
- Soul Travellers Dagatan Castle – Best Hostel in Badian (Check room rates!)
- Cuestas Beach Resort and Restaurant – Best Value Resort in Badian (Check room rates!)
- Eskapo Verde Resort (Check room rates!)
- Banamboo (Check room rates!)
3. Oslob
Oslob is located near the southernmost tip of Cebu. This small tourist town is known as the residence of several whale sharks. Tourists would visit Oslob just to get the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to swim with these gentle giants. For a more detailed Oslob itinerary and budget, check out our Oslob Itinerary!
Klook.comThings to Do in Oslob
- Swim with giant whale sharks
- Do various activities at Bluewater Sumilon Island
Oslob Tourist Spots
- Sumilon Island Lighthouse
- Sumilon Island Baluarte
- Sumilon Island Sandbar
- Tumalog Falls
- Cuartel Ruins
- Museo Oslob
- Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Church
How to Get to Oslob from Cebu City
To get to Oslob from Cebu City, take a Ceres Liner bus bound for Bato via Oslob. Tell the driver/conductor to drop you off at the whale shark activity center or at your desired location. Fare is about 300 PHP (~6 USD) for an aircon bus. Travel time is 4 hours. Learn How to Get to Oslob from Cebu City, Cebu/Mactan Airport, Moalboal, Bohol, and Dumaguete.
You can also charter a private vehicle to take you to Oslob from Cebu City or Mactan Airport. Book your Private Intercity Transfer here!
Where to Stay in Oslob
- Island Front – Bancogon Resort and Restaurant (Check room rates!)
- Melronz Inn (Check room rates!)
- RRJ’s Beach Resort (Check room rates!)
- Germaroze (Check room rates!)
- Sharky Hostel Oslob (Check room rates!)
4. Bantayan Island
Home to beautiful white sand beaches, Bantayan Island provides a peaceful island getaway. Apart from the beaches, there are so many incredible sights to see and things to do in Bantayan Island. For a comprehensive guide to Bantayan Island, check out our Bantayan Island Travel Guide!
Klook.comThings to Do in Bantayan Island
- Island hopping in Virgin Island and Hilantagaan Island
- Skydiving
- Kite-surfing
- Cliff-diving at The Ruins
For more details, check out the Top Things to Do in Bantayan Island!
Bantayan Island Tourist Spots
- Kota Beach
- Paradise Beach
- Balidbid Lagoon
- Omagieca Mangrove Garden
- Ogtong Cave
- Sts. Peter and Paul Parish
- Kota Park
For more details, check out the Best Bantayan Island Tourist Spots!
How to Get to Bantayan Island
To get to Bantayan Island from Cebu City, take a Ceres Liner bus at Cebu North Bus Terminal bound for Hagnaya Port. Some buses go directly to Santa Fe, Bantayan Island. If you are taking a bus directly to Santa Fe, you still need to get off at Hagnaya Port to pay for your ticket to Bantayan Island yourself. Bus fare is 305 PHP (~3 USD) and ferry fare is 350 PHP (~7 USD). Travel time is about 4-5 hours. Learn How to Get to Bantayan Island from Cebu City, Cebu Airport, Malapascua Island, Bacolod, and more!
You can also charter a private vehicle to take you to Hagnaya Port from Cebu City or Mactan Airport. Book your Private Intercity Transfer here!
Where to Stay in Bantayan Island
- Amihan Beach Cabanas (Check room rates!)
- Anika Island Resort (Check room rates!)
- The Coral Blue Oriental Beach Villas and Suites (Check room rates!)
- Sunrise Beach Club Resort Amanacer (Check room rates!)
- SMAK’s Hotel (Check room rates!)
5. Malapascua Island
Malapascua Island is known for its world-famous thresher sharks where they appear 365 days a year. For non-divers, Malapascua Island is still worth visiting for its tranquil white sand beaches. For a comprehensive guide to Malapascua Island, check out our Malapascua Island Travel Guide!
Klook.comThings to Do in Malapascua Island
- Scuba diving with thresher sharks
- Island hopping
- Cliff-diving at Lapus-Lapus Cliff
- Dive Gato Island’s underwater tunnel
- Party on weekends at Hippocampus Beach Resort
For more details, check out the Top Things to Do in Malapascua Island!
Malapascua Island Tourist Spots
- Bounty Beach
- Langob Beach or North Beach
- Logon Beach
- Guimbitayan Beach
- Malapascua Island Lighthouse
For more detailed planning, check out our Malapascua Itinerary for 3 Days and 2 Nights!
How to Get to Malapascua Island
To get to Malapascua Island from Cebu City, take a Ceres Liner bus at Cebu North Bus Terminal bound for Maya Port. Fare is 330 PHP (~6.5 USD). Travel time is 3.5 hours.
At Maya Port, proceed to the Tourism Office to pay for the 75 PHP (~1.5 USD) ecological fee. Then go to the entrance of the boat parking to pay for your 200 PHP (~4 USD) boat fee to Malapascua Island. Learn How to Go to Malapascua Island from Cebu City, Cebu Airport, Malapascua Island, Bacolod, and more!
You can also charter a private vehicle to take you to Moalboal from Cebu City or Mactan Airport. Book your Private Intercity Transfer here!
Where to Stay in Malapascua Island
- Evolution Dive and Beach Resort (Check room rates!)
- Tepanee Beach Resort (Check room rates!)
- Hippocampus Beach Resort (Check room rates!)
- Angelina Beach Resort (Check room rates!)
- Crown Malapascua (Check room rates!)
6. Camotes Islands
Camotes Islands is a group of islands namely Poro, Pacijan, Ponson, and Tulang Diot islet. Camotes is known for its majestic caves with blue natural spring water pools. For a comprehensive guide to Camotes Islands, check out our Camotes Travel Guide!
Klook.comThings to Do in Camotes Islands
- Cliff-diving at Buho Rock Resort
- Scuba diving
- Dolphin watching
- Enjoy various water activities at Lake Danao
For more details, check out the Top Things to Do in Camotes Islands!
Camotes Islands Tourist Spots
- Bukilat Cave
- Paraiso Cave
- Heaven Cave
- Timubo Cave
- Amazing Island Cave
- Santiago Bay Beach
- Mangodlong Rock Resort Beach
- Bakhaw Beach
- Heminsulan Beach
- Tulang Diot Island
For more detailed planning, check out our Camotes Island Itinerary for 3 Days and 2 Nights!
How to Get to Camotes Islands
To get to Camotes Islands from Cebu City, you can take the Oceanjet Fascraft at Cebu Pier to Poro Port. Fare is 880 PHP (~16 USD). Travel time is 2 hours. Alternatively, you can take a Ceres Liner bus at Cebu Nort Bus Terminal and tell the driver/conductor to drop you off Danao Port. Fare is 70 PHP (~1.5 USD). Travel time is 1 hour. At Danao Port, take a ferry to Consuelo Port. Fare is 220 PHP (~4 USD). Travel time is 2 hours. For more details on the fastcraft and ferry schedule and fare, check out How to Go to Camotes Islands from Cebu City, Cebu Airport, Ormoc, and Manila!
You can also charter a private vehicle to take you to Danao Port from Cebu City or Mactan Airport. Book your Private Intercity Transfer here!
Where to Stay in Camotes Islands
- Homa Resort Hotel (Check room rates!)
- Villa Marquez (Check room rates!)
- Sunset Vista Seafront Guest House (Check room rates!)
- Azure Camotes Resort Hotel (Check room rates!)
- RC Hutspot Tourist Inn (Check room rates!)
7. Cebu City
Dubbed “Queen City of the South,” Cebu City is the second most important city in the Philippines. Cebu City is your gateway to the tourist destinations in the province. While many would choose to miss the city, the city’s rich cultural history makes it worth exploring.
Klook.comThings to Do in Cebu City
- Cebu City cultural heritage tour (Magellan’s Cross, Fort San Pedro, Yap-San Diego Ancestral House, Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, Colon Street)
- Cebu City mountainside tour (Temple of Leah, Tops Lookout, La Vie in the Sky, Sirao Garden, Buwakan ni Alejandra, Terrazas De Flores Botanical Garden)
- Explore Cebu City’s nightlife
- Sinulog Festival (every 3rd Sunday of January)
For more details, check out the Best Things to Do in Cebu City!
Tourist Spots in Cebu City
- Carbon Night Market
- Sugbu Mercado
- Cebu Ocean Park
- Museum of Emotions
- Cebu Taoist Temple
How to Get to Cebu City
To get to Cebu City, you can take a plane or ferry whichever is available or convenient for you. For more information about local and international flights, check out the How to Get to Cebu section above.
You can also charter a private vehicle to take you around Cebu City or Mactan Airport. Book your Private Car Charter in Cebu with Driver here!
Where to Stay in Cebu City
- Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino (Check room rates!)
- Quest Hotel (Check room rates!)
- Marco Polo Plaza Cebu (Check room rates!)
- Mad Monkey Cebu City (Check room rates!)
- Nomad’s Hub (Check room rates!)
Cebu Itinerary and Budget
Since there are so many things to do in Cebu, it’s best explored in two parts: North Cebu and South Cebu. here’s a sample Cebu itinerary to give you inspiration:
Day 1: Arrival at Mactan Airport
Day 2-4: Camotes Islands
Day 5-7: Bantayan Island (with Virgin Island)
Day 8-10: Malapascua Island (with Kalanggaman Island)
Day 11-13: Moalboal (with Pescador Island and Badian)
Day 14: Alegria + Malabuyoc
Day 13: Ginatilan + Samboan
Day 14: Oslob (with Sumilon Island)
This trip to Cebu cost 25,000 PHP (~500 USD), including meals, accommodation, transportation, scooter rentals, tour fees, entrance fees, and environmental fees.For a more detailed schedule of activities and budget, check out our Cebu Itineray for 7 Days and 6 Nights. If you want to explore the depths of Cebu, divide your trip into two. Read our North Cebu Itinerary and South Cebu Itinerary for inspiration.
Cebu Travel Guide FAQs
If you still have concerns, you might be asking these same questions. Read on to learn more about traveling to Cebu.
1. What are the travel requirements going to Cebu?
As of May 20, 2023, there are no more travel requirements to enter any point of Cebu and the Philippines in general. No more vaccination certificates and COVID-19 tests are required.
2. Is it okay to travel to Cebu now?
Yes, it’s okay to travel to Cebu now like many other tourist destinations in the Philippines. The COVID-19 pandemic is officially over as announced by the World Health Organization. It is definitely okay and safe to travel to Cebu now.
3. Which is better Cebu or Boracay?
Cebu and Boracay each have their own sets of strengths and weaknesses. If you like a crystal-clear white sand beach and crazy island nightlife, Boracay Island is better. If you like dozens of white sand beaches, nightlife, unique fun activities, and access to the city, Cebu is the better option.
4. Is Cebu good for tourists?
Yes, Cebu is good for tourists. It was not named as one of the best islands in the world for nothing. In Cebu, you get access to crystal-clear white sand beaches, picturesque islands and islets, imposing waterfalls, and of course, fun activities like swimming with whale sharks, canyoneering, swimming with millions of sardines and green sea turtles, skydiving, and scuba diving with thresher sharks. Cebu won’t disappoint a wanderlust like you!
5. What is Cebu famous for?
Cebu is famous for a lot of things. It is the oldest city in the Philippines where Christianity started in the country. Cebu is home to Spanish-era churches, forts, and historical structures. Cebu is also famous for its world-class islands, rich marine life, and beautiful white sand beaches.
Your Ultimate Cebu Travel Guide
If you are still planning for your trip to Cebu, be sure to check out some useful guides to help you:
That’s it for now. I hope this list inspired you to explore Cebu soon. Got questions? Leave them in the comments! We will get back to you soon.
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