
Central Visayas Philippines Travel Guide
Bohol Island: Noted for its special rock formations, the Chocolate Hills, and the tiny, endemic Philippine tarsiers. A Loboc River cruise with cultural performances presents another well-liked activity.
Siquijor Island: Called the "Mystic Island" for its traditional healers and folklore, Siquijor features beautiful white-sand beaches, waterfalls, and transparent waters.
Explore structured tour selections or plan your exciting activities independently.
High convenience, fixed itineraries, and logistics handled.
More freedom and potentially more affordable rates for self-starters.
Cebu and its surrounding islands feature many opportunities for natural escapes, from pristine marine green spaces to breathtaking land formations.
Known for clean beaches and unique thresher shark diving. Better for a 2-3 day trip.
Features a beautiful shifting sandbar and clear waters, popular for snorkeling. Combine with Oslob whale shark interaction.
A protected sea sanctuary with diverse sea creatures and stunning coral reefs. Accessible from Moalboal tours.
Experience Malapascua, a northern island, famous for its unique thresher shark encounters.
Discover the shifting sandbar of Sumilon and the reefs of Pescador Island.
Explore the rich cultural heritage of towns outside Cebu City for a glimpse into provincial life.
Discover the well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture and local delicacies.
Experience outdoor activities and characteristic local artisanship.
A southern Cebu town known for its unique sweet and savory treats.
Opportunities to observe provincial life and local traditions.
Each town has an unique element of Cebuano heritage and lifestyle.
Colonial-style buildings and culinary specialties.
Adventure park and historical context.
Handicrafts, torta, and tranquil village life.