Cebu PhilippinesCebu Travel Guide

Cebu in the Philippines is a magical place. If it's your first time, you might want to know about some of the attractions so you can plan your trip better—and save money. Here are some great suggestions to make your trip to Cebu in the Philippines one to remember.

Sinulog Festival

Festivals in the Philippines are always filled with noise and laughter as well as colorful and elaborate displays of whatever it is that the people are celebrating for the time being. When you get to Cebu, you’ll find out that the city’s most important social event, the Sinulog Festival, is naturally no exception to the rule. If you want to participate in this great tradition, make sure that your Cebu travel is near to the third Sunday of January!

Mactan Island

The deep blue clear waters of Mactan Island are a wondrous sight. Explore a natural world of preserved corals and rich marine life. Mactan Island is a scuba diver's paradise. You definitely want to put Mactan Island on your list of places to see.

Nonoc Cave

Nonoc Cave is an explorers delight. Picture yourself having a pleasant picnic or taking an in an exotic adventure of natural marine habitats and life. Nonoc Cave is one exotic attraction that's sure to please.

Malapascua Island

Although its name is translated to “Unfortunate Christmas” in English, there’s nothing unfortunate about Malapascua Island. This beautiful location is graced with white sand beaches. Malapascua Island is popular with tourists who love to swim and snorkel. To get to Malapascua Island, you have to travel to the north of Cebu for three hours.

Magellan’s Cross

The Philippines—Cebu specifically—is the sight of the famous Magellan's Cross. Bring your camera. It's one of the most memorable and historical sights in the Philippines. There's a magical presence around the cross. People, believing the cross was indeed magical, began taking pieces. The government has since prevented it, but was there something to it?

Cebu in the Philippines is great tourist destination.