Attractions

Magellan’s Cross and Basilica Minore del Santo Niño

Visit these historic landmarks in Cebu City, which symbolize the birth of Christianity in the Philippines. Explore the centuries-old church and pay homage to the revered Santo Niño de Cebu.

Kawasan Falls

Take a refreshing dip in the turquoise waters of Kawasan Falls, located in Badian. Enjoy swimming, bamboo rafting, or canyoneering adventures amidst lush tropical scenery.

Oslob Whale Shark Watching

Encounter gentle giants up close in the waters of Oslob. Swim or snorkel with whale sharks (but remember to do so responsibly) and marvel at these magnificent creatures.

Moalboal

Explore the underwater paradise of Moalboal, famous for its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. Go snorkeling or diving at Pescador Island, known for its sardine run and colorful coral gardens.

Malapascua Island

Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Malapascua Island, a paradise for divers. Witness thresher sharks at Monad Shoal, explore colorful coral reefs, and relax on pristine beaches.

Temple of Leah

Visit this grandiose temple in Cebu City, built as a symbol of undying love and devotion. Marvel at its Greco-Roman architecture, intricate statues, and panoramic views of the city.

Sirao Flower Farm

Wander through the vibrant fields of Sirao Flower Farm, also known as the “Little Amsterdam of Cebu.” Admire a stunning array of flowers and capture Instagram-worthy photos against the picturesque backdrop.

Cebu Heritage Monument

Learn about Cebu’s history and culture at this outdoor sculpture depicting significant events and personalities from the province’s past

Local Cuisine

Puso

Taste Cebu’s iconic hanging rice, Puso, which is rice wrapped and cooked in woven coconut leaves. You can find Puso at local eateries, barbecue stalls, and food markets across the province.

Buwad

Indulge in Cebu’s dried fish delicacies known as Buwad, available in various flavors and varieties. Visit Taboan Public Market in Cebu City for a wide selection of dried fish products.

Sinuglaw

Try Sinuglaw, a delicious Cebuano dish made with grilled pork belly or fish ceviche, mixed with diced onions, tomatoes, chili peppers, and vinegar. Sample it at seafood restaurants and eateries around Cebu.

Tuslob Buwa

Experience Tuslob Buwa, a unique Cebuano street food dish made with pig’s brains cooked in a savory sauce, usually served with puso (hanging rice). Find it at local carinderias and food stalls in Cebu City.

Ngohiong

Enjoy Ngohiong, a Cebuano version of spring rolls filled with ground pork and vegetables, deep-fried to crispy perfection. Taste this savory treat at Ngohiong Express and other street food vendors in Cebu.

Utok-Utok

Delight in Utok-Utok, a Cebuano delicacy made from pig’s brain cooked in a spicy coconut milk sauce. Look for it at local eateries and food stalls specializing in Cebuano cuisine.