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As the second largest city in the Philippines after Manila, Cebu is regarded as a place where ancient charm meets modernity.
Cebu – An Enchanting Stopover for Travelers in the Philippines
Renowned for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lively waves, adorned with towering coconut trees and an array of delectable street food, Cebu captivates travelers.
Join Mytour to discover what makes Cebu so appealing to travelers visiting the Philippines!
Indulge in Street Food Delights
Cebu's culinary diversity makes it easy to please all tastes of travelers. Some Cebu specialties not to be missed are: lansiao (or also known as soup number 5), bakassi (eel), tuslob buwa (pig brains), and more.
Home to the World's Best Lechon
According to the renowned chef Anthony Bourdain, nowhere else in the world can prepare lechon as deliciously as in Cebu. Lechon is marinated pork skewered with bamboo sticks and roasted over a small charcoal pit. This dish is indispensable during festivals and family celebrations in the Philippines.
Exploring Oslob Town
Formerly a rather dull town, Oslob has now become an extremely attractive destination for tourists due to its whale shark swimming service. This is one of the largest shark species in the world, and this tourism tour has brought considerable revenue to the local area.
In addition to whale sharks, visitors to Oslob can also admire the beauty of Tumalog Waterfall or visit Sumilon Island for the opportunity to immerse themselves in stunning beaches.
Nalusuan Island
Nalusuan is one of the smallest islands developed for tourism in Cebu. Visiting this paradise island, tourists can go snorkeling, marvel at vibrant schools of fish, colorful coral reefs beneath their feet, or indulge in delicious seafood feasts.
Scuba Diving in Moalboal
Scuba diving is a must-do activity when visiting Moalboal. Moalboal boasts 2 beaches: Panagsama Beach and White Beach. Panagsama is famous for its recreational activities while White Beach attracts tourists with its beautiful shoreline. Here, tourists can explore coral reefs, swim with sea turtles, and even have the chance to spot whitetip reef sharks and hammerhead sharks.
Kawasan Waterfall
When mentioning attractions in Cebu, tourists cannot miss Kawasan Waterfall. Kawasan is nestled amidst the Barangay Matutinao mountain range, in the town of Badian, 130km southwest of Cebu City. This place captivates visitors with its emerald green waters and stunning natural surroundings. Moreover, Kawasan also attracts adventure enthusiasts with activities like mountain climbing, trekking, and more.
Osmena Peak
This is a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Besides hiking and mountain climbing, Osmena is also an ideal spot for camping and enjoying panoramic views of Cebu and nearby areas like Negros Island.
Camotes Islands
Camotes consists of the islands of Pacjian, Ponson, Poro, and Tulang, known for their pristine natural beauty. If you enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing, you can choose Santiago Bay or Mangodlong. For tranquility, you can rent a boat to cruise around Danao Lake, also known as the “Lover’s Lake.” If you're an adventure seeker, explore Bukilat Cave in Tudela, famous for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
Bantayan Island
Despite not having many bars, cinemas, luxury hotels, or upscale shopping centers, Bantayan still attracts tourists with its fresh air, friendly locals, and pristine beaches.
Malapascua Island
Malapascua is a small island located in the northern part of Cebu, attracting many tourists with its professional diving services. The beaches here are very clean, with gentle waves and pristine white sand. Even while swimming near the shore, you can observe colorful schools of fish. Moreover, occasionally you may spot long-tail sharks, devil rays, sea snakes, and more.
Immerse in Vibrant Nightlife
As the sun sets, Cebu comes alive with restaurants, bars, lively music performances, attracting a large number of tourists to immerse themselves and join in with the locals.
According to Traveltimes.vn
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Reference: Travel Guide by Mytour
MytourNovember 23, 2015
