Top Cebu Unique Experiences

With turquoise waters and dramatic cliff jumps, Kawasan Falls are a signature Cebu experience, but it's not possible to get there and back in a day on public transit. Skip the stress with this convenient tour, including 2-way transfers from your Cebu City hotel, both breakfast and lunch, plus a guide to lead you through the canyons and natural waterslides.

"From your hotel lobby, embark on a 3-hour journey to Oslob, located south of Cebu, for an unforgettable experience of seeing and swimming with whale sharks. The interaction lasts about 30 minutes. Upon arrival in Oslob, we'll change into rash guards or swimwear and prepare for a briefing, take our life jackets and snorkel gear. We then take a small boat to the interaction area, where you'll have the chance to swim and snorkel with these gentle giants. Don't worry it you're not a strong swimmer-life jackets are provided. Next, we'll head to sumilon Island for some beach lounging, snorkeling in the sanctuary to spot Nemo, or simply relaxing with stunning sea valley views. Afterward, we return to the mainland and take a dip in the refreshing Tumalog Falls Well then transter to our vehicle for the drive back to the city. Please be aware that whale shark sightings are not guaranteed; on rare occasions, they may not appear or only one may be visible-therefore, refunds are not provided.

It is an off the beaten path. Bojo River in Aloguinsan, Cebu, Philippines, is a scenic and ecologically significant destination known for its eco-tourism experiences. River Tour showcases the natural beauty of the river and its surrounding ecosystem, emphasizing sustainable tourism and conservation. Lush Vegetation/Scenic Environment: The river is bordered by lush mangroves and tropical foliage, creating a picturesque and serene environment. The dense vegetation supports a rich variety of flora and fauna. Bojo River is a habitat for numerous bird species, making it a prime spot for birdwatching. An interactions with local communities, providing visitors with a glimpse into traditional lifestyles and practices. It highlights the connection between the community and the river. Bojo River is part of an eco-tourism project aimed at preserving the natural environment and promoting sustainable practices. The project supports local conservation initiatives and environmental education.