Cebu Tours

Try the exciting canyoneering activity and plunge into Kawasan Falls, quench your vitamin sea cravings and witness Moalboal’s sardine run, spot thresher sharks in Malapascua, go island-hopping in Mactan, Cordova, and Lapu-Lapu, hike to Osmeña Park, the highest point in Cebu, or go sightseeing in the city where you can visit historical sites like Fort San Pedro, Heritage of Cebu Monument, Basílica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebú, Casa Gorordo Museum, Magellan’s Cross, and Yap-Santiago Ancestral House. A must-do in Cebu is to feast on Cebu lechon (roasted pig). 

November to May are dry months. If you would like to witness one of the biggest festivals in the country, visit in January and be part of the Sinulog Festival, which happens on the third Sunday of January.

If you’re staying in just 1-2 areas in Cebu, 2-3 days is enough. However, if you have more time, do stay for a week or two to explore the whole province. 

Despite the many islands that comprise the whole province of Cebu, it is still possible to visit the most famous spots for just a day or two if you only have limited time. For instance, you can take a tour of Moalboal and Pescador Island and just go and see its many diving and snorkeling spots. For more snorkeling and diving adventures, choose Lapu-Lapu City on Mactan Island and hop your way through Hilutungan and Nalusuan Island, where there are sanctuaries for marine life to see.

Provinces around the islands of Cebu are Bacolod and Dumaguete in Negros, Bohol, Leyte, Masbate, and Siquijor.