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Province in Central Visayas, Visayas · 50 towns and cities

Waterfall Cebu, Region VII (Central Visayas) by an editor

Kawasan Falls

A three-stage cascade of turquoise water in the jungle of Cebu island. The largest fall drops about 40 metres, and the smaller cascades below it end in pools that people swim in. The water rises at the Kabukalan Spring and …

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Moalboal, Cebu by an editor

Kawasan waterfalls

The Kawasan water falls (a three step waterfall) is located in the rain forest approximately 20 km south of Moalboal (past Badian). If you take the bus from in front of the public market in Moalboal (near 360 Pharmacy), you can …

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Island Cebu, Region VII (Central Visayas) by an editor

Bantayan Island

A flat island of coconut groves in the Visayan Sea, off the northern end of Cebu across the Tañon Strait. It covers 108.77 square kilometres, and most of it lies below 10 metres above the sea. The one taller hill …

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Moalboal, Cebu by an editor

White Beach

About 7 km north of Panagsama you'll find White Beach or Basdako, meaning 'Big Sand', a nice white sandy beach lined with a beautiful coral reef about 30 m out. Pack your mask and snorkel. White Beach is a popular spot …

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Catholic parish church Danao City, Cebu by an editor

Santo Tomas de Villanueva Parish Church

A Roman Catholic parish church in Danao City, Santo Tomas de Villanueva Parish Church serves the city's Catholic community. Danao's history records a Roman Catholic church completed in 1847, built along with the presidencia, the convento and streets such as …

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Church Carcar City, Cebu by an editor

Carcar Church

The church that dominates the town plaza, dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria. Several heritage structures stand in the same complex, among them old houses with their own architectural details. The town keeps the Kabkaban Festival for the same saint …

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Oslob, Cebu by an editor

Sumilon Island

Can be visited on organised boat trip which starts regularly at the whale shark-watching point.

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Church Talisay City, Cebu by an editor

Santa Teresa de Avila Church

The town church, built from 1836 to 1848 in a classical Graeco-Roman style. Two bell towers stand on its facade, joined by a porch on two columns. The walls are coral stone. Inside are five gilded altars and a large …

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Danao City, Cebu by an editor

Costanera Beach

A sight in Danao City.

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Moalboal, Cebu by an editor

Orchid Gallery

It's not so much a gallery, but an orchid plant school that has a pool and nice shaded areas and some specimens of the local wildlife. You can buy orchids and other plants.

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Moalboal, Cebu by an editor

Sardine Run

The famous school of a million plus sardines that once called Pescador Island home have now moved even closer to shore. In fact the sardines congregate right at the reef drop-off on Panagsama beach. Shore diving is a breeze here …

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Carcar City, Cebu by an editor

Tuyom Beach

Something to do in Carcar City.

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Carcar City, Cebu by an editor

Rizal Monument

A sight at Town Plaza, Carcar City.

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Danao City, Cebu by an editor

Mount Manghilaw

outside town is popular as a trekking destination; there is a large cross near the top.

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Zoo Talisay City, Cebu by an editor

Crocolandia

A nature conservation centre with birds, lizards, snakes and crocodiles, started in 2001 and the first of its kind in Central Visayas. It breeds the Philippine crocodile and the sailfin lizard, both endangered. Its best known animal is Lapu-Lapu, an …

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Heritage Carcar City, Cebu by an editor

Mercado Mansion

A two-storey bahay na bato painted Mediterranean blue, one of the heritage houses of Carcar. The ground floor may date from the 1880s. Don Mariano Mercado, the American-era mayor of the town, added the hardwood second floor in 1906 to …

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Shrine Bogo City, Cebu by an editor

Archdiocesan Shrine of Saint Vincent Ferrer

The church of the city's patron saint, Saint Vincent Ferrer. April 5, the anniversary of his death, is his official feast day, and pilgrims come to venerate him. The activities that day are religious ones only.

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Market Carcar City, Cebu by an editor

Carcar Public Market

The public market and the Rotunda beside it, where the town sells the food it is known for. The best known is Carcar chicharon, and the stalls also carry lechon, ampao, bucarillo, gorgorias and puso.

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Island Bogo City, Cebu by an editor

Capitancillo Island

A small coral island off the coast of Bogo, protected as a marine sanctuary. It is uninhabited and about 600 hectares in size, 6.1 kilometres east of Barangay Odlot in the Camotes Sea. Divers come for three sites: Ormoc Shoal, …

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Diving site Cebu, Region VII (Central Visayas) by an editor

Pescador Island

A dive site on a small limestone island in the Tañon Strait, a few kilometres off the west coast of Cebu. The reef starts as a sandy slope with soft coral at 5 to 10 metres, then falls away as …

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Oslob, Cebu by an editor

Whale shark watching

Prices include gear, instructor and a boat. Session time is limited to 30 minutes.

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Oslob, Cebu by an editor

Tumalog falls

A cascading waterfall. Ask someone in the village to take you there, cost for a ride about .

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Moalboal, Cebu by an editor

Lambug Beach

Take a tricycle about 20 km south towards Badian to find Lambug, a beach that to a greater extent than Basdako reminds you of a deserted island. Especially during the weeks, you can sometimes find yourself completely alone on the beach. …

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Carcar City, Cebu by an editor

Balay na Tisa

Fully restored colonial building from 1859.

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Cordova, Cebu by an editor

10,000 Roses

An outdoor flower display, and a restaurant.

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Cordova, Cebu by an editor

Cebu Happy World Museum

Something to do at Lot 2-A-3 Brgy. Gab, Cordova.

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Cordova, Cebu by an editor

Cordova Pier

A sight in Cordova.

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  2. Bring cash: many gates and boats do not take cards.
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