One long day, three major Cebu highlights. This package links the Oslob whale shark encounter, Kawasan Falls canyoneering, and underwater life at Panagsama Beach into one tightly packed southern Cebu outing. I like the convenience of private, air-conditioned transport and the fact that lunch, taxes, snorkeling gear, and safety equipment are included. I also like … Read more
Mountain roads reward patience. This three-day Banaue and Batad tour gives you a practical way to see the UNESCO-listed Ifugao Rice Terraces without arranging several transfers yourself. I like the private, air-conditioned van for a long journey from Manila, and I like the small group limit of six, which keeps the trip more personal. The … Read more
Sunset turns a short boat ride into a party. I like the low $22 price and the chance to see White Beach, Crimson, and Shangri-La from the water, rather than from another beach chair. I also like the choice between a lively party boat and a more polished double-decker yacht. The main caution is that … Read more
Bohol packs a lot into one long day. This trip combines the Chocolate Hills, Tarsier Sanctuary, Loboc River lunch cruise, butterfly garden, mahogany forest, and Sikatuna Mirror of the World, with hotel pickup and ferry tickets from Cebu. I like the strong mix of nature and culture, and I like that the price includes most … Read more
Whale sharks, white sand, and monkeys fill one long day. This Southern Cebu tour packs several of Oslob’s best-known stops into a single outing, with private round-trip transport from Cebu or Mactan. I like the easy combination of whale shark watching and Sumilon Island, and I also like that a driver-guide handles the long roads. … Read more
This is Cebu at full speed. This private day trip packs whale sharks and Sumilon Sandbar into one southern Cebu run, then adds Tumalog Falls and a four-hour Kawasan canyoneering route. I like the private vehicle and personal guides, plus the fact that breakfast, lunch, towels, safety gear, and entrance fees are included. The catch … Read more
History here still hurts. This private, full-day tour takes you from Manila to memorials, museums, and former prison sites tied to the Bataan Death March. I especially like the personal family stories shared by guides such as JB Quemado, whose grandfather survived the march and prisoner-of-war experience. I also like the private format, which lets … Read more
Cebu packs centuries into one day. This eight-hour guided tour links the city’s major landmarks with mountain viewpoints, local food, markets, and a glowing seaside café, making it a handy introduction if you have limited time. I like the broad mix: you get Magellan’s Cross and Santo Niño Basilica for Cebu’s Spanish-era and Catholic story, … Read more
Come for the tattoo, stay for the mountains. This two-day trip from Manila takes you into Kalinga for a rare meeting with Apo Whang-Od, the legendary mambabatok, or traditional hand-tapped tattoo artist. I like the chance to see Buscalan beyond its famous name, with a homestay, a local guide, a trek through the mountains, and … Read more
Trade the tour boats for a sail. This private El Nido cruise gives you a quieter way to see Bacuit Bay, with a 43-foot Beneteau Oceanis 430, two island stops, snorkeling, lunch, and a sunset return. I especially like the small group limit of five and the chance to visit beaches beyond the usual island-hopping … Read more
