Shine in the Gems of Cebu
Oslob Gentle Giants
Oslob is world-famous for its year-round whale shark watching, where visitors can swim or snorkel with these "gentle giants" (locally called butanding or tuki) just 50 meters from the shore.
Whale sharks are attracted to the area by local fishermen who feed them small shrimp (uyap) from paddleboats. The encounter is limited to 30 minutes per person.
Chocolate Hills Bohol
The Chocolate Hills are a world-famous geological formation in the province of Bohol, Philippines, consisting of at least 1,260 to 1,776 symmetrical, cone-shaped mounds spread over an area of more than 50 square kilometers. Ranging from 30 to 120 meters tall, these limestone hills turn a distinct chocolate brown during the dry season (Dec-May) and are lush green during the rainy season.
Kawasan Falls
Kawasan Falls in Badian, Cebu, is a world-renowned multi-tiered waterfall system famous for its vibrant turquoise waters and lush jungle surroundings. It is widely considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world.
This is the most popular adventure, involving a 3–5 hour journey of trekking, swimming trough canyons, and jumping off cliff ranging from 3 to 15 meters.
Philippine Tarsier
(Carlito syrichta) is one of the world's smallest primates and an iconic symbol of Bohol. These tiny, tree-dwelling mammals are roughly the size of a human fist and are famous for their unique prehistoric appearance. Each eye is approximately as large as its brain. This adaptation provides exceptional night vision for their nocturnal lifestyle.
Moalboal Sardine Run
The Moalboal Sardine Run is a spectacular natural phenomenon where millions of sardines congregate just meters away from the shore of Panagsama Beach. Unlike other seasonal migrations, these massive schools stay in the area year-round, making it one of the most reliable marine attractions in the world.
Temple of Leah
The Temple of Leah , often called the "Taj Majal of Cebu" is a grand Roman-style edifice located in the highlands of Busay, Cebu City.. It was built in 2012 by businessman Teodorico Adarna as a monument of undying love for his late wife, Leah Villa Albino-Adarna.