Cebu 3 days

Cebu's main international airport, serving as the gateway to the Visayas region. It's a modern facility with amenities to start your trip.

The primary departure point for boats heading to Malapascua Island. The journey offers scenic coastal views.

• Arrange boat transfers in advance for a smoother experience.
• The port can be busy; allow extra time for boarding.

A small island famous for its pristine beaches and world-class diving sites, especially for thresher sharks. It offers a laid-back atmosphere ideal for couples.

• Book accommodation on the island in advance, especially during peak season.
• Bring cash, as ATMs can be unreliable.

The main beach on Malapascua, lined with resorts, dive shops, and restaurants. It's perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the sunset.

• Enjoy fresh seafood at one of the beachfront restaurants.
• The sunset here is particularly spectacular.

A popular spot on Bounty Beach offering a mix of local and international dishes with a great view of the ocean. Known for its fresh ingredients and cozy ambiance.

• Try their grilled seafood specialties.
• Reservations are recommended for dinner.

A renowned dive site famous for its regular sightings of thresher sharks. It's an unforgettable experience for certified divers.

• Ensure you have your dive certification card.
• Go early in the morning for the best chance to see sharks.

A marine sanctuary offering excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities with diverse marine life, including white-tip sharks and colorful corals. It's a protected area, so marine biodiversity is high.

• This is a great spot for macro photography.
• Respect the marine sanctuary rules; do not touch or collect anything.

A long, narrow sandbar with crystal-clear turquoise waters and powdery white sand, often cited as one of the most beautiful islands in the Philippines. It's perfect for photos and relaxation.

• Pack plenty of sunscreen and water.
• There are limited facilities, so bring snacks if needed.

Enjoy a relaxed dinner with ocean views. This resort restaurant offers a variety of Filipino and Western dishes, often featuring fresh catch of the day.

• Ask about their daily specials.
• The ambiance is perfect for a romantic evening.

Departure point for your return journey from Malapascua Island.

Arrival point after your boat trip from Malapascua.

A historical landmark commemorating the arrival of Ferdinand Magellan in Cebu. The octagonal shrine houses a cross said to be planted by Magellan himself.

• Respect the religious significance of the site.
• It's located near other historical attractions.

One of the oldest Roman Catholic churches in the Philippines, housing the revered image of the Santo Niño de Cebú. It's a significant pilgrimage site.

• Dress respectfully, covering shoulders and knees.
• Check for mass schedules if you wish to attend.

A well-preserved ancestral house offering a glimpse into Cebu's colonial past. It showcases antique furniture and artifacts from the 17th century.

• Combine with a visit to the nearby Heritage of Cebu.
• The house provides a tangible connection to Cebu's history.

A legendary Cebuano institution famous for its authentic Filipino barbecue. It's a bustling, open-air eatery where locals and tourists alike gather for delicious grilled meats.

• Try the 'puso' (hanging rice) to accompany your barbecue.
• Be prepared for a lively and sometimes crowded atmosphere.

Depart from Cebu's main international airport, reflecting on your island adventures.