Cebu-Bohol Travel
Guide
Cebu and Bohol are two of the most visited provinces in the
country by local and foreign tourists. I love Cebu for its beaches, waterfalls,
Butanding and lechon. God, I love their lechon!
As for Bohol, I love its marine life.
How To Get There
Lapu-Lapu International Airport is the
gateway to Cebu. Cebu Pacific and PAL
fly daily to Cebu from Manila. On the
other hand, Bohol can be reached via boat from Cebu with two hours travel time.
Visit this link for ferry schedule from Cebu to Bohol.
Where to Stay
There are a number of hotels/hostels in Cebu. No need for
fancy hotels, you will be sleeping the moment you arrive at your hotel because there
are many activities to do in the area.
*We stayed at Capitol Central Hotel and Suites in Cebu and
Matig-A Seaside Pensione in Bohol. Matig-A is just a walking distance from
downtown of Tagbilaran City.
What To Do
South Cebu
We only managed to visit Cebu City and South Cebu.
- Swim with whale sharks in Oslob.
- Trek the highest peak in Cebu - Osmena Peak.
Visit the Heritage Park in Oslob.
Bohol
Bohol has a very established tourism industry. We purchased
a tour package for the countryside tour and ocean adventure from Angelbert
Tours.
- Bohol Chocolate Hills (not chocolatey anymore)
- Balicasag marine life.
Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Arrive at
Mactan International Airport
- Eat lunch
at Manna STK Foodhouse
- Visit
Mactan Shrine ( there’s nothing exceptional to see here)
- Ride taxi to
Cebu City
- Hotel check
in
- Dinner
Expenses (2pax):
Taxi to
Mactan Shrine: Php135 (walking
distance to Manna Foodhouse)
Lunch at
Manna STK: Php620
Taxi to Cebu
City: Php330
Day 2:
- Depart for
Oslob at 5 am via Ceres Bus (South Bus Terminal)
- Drop off
at Brgy. Tan-awan
- Whale
Shark Watching
- Breakfast
- Ride
habal-habal to Aguinid Falls. Trek and swim.
- Lunch
- Ride
habal-habal to Tumalog Falls. Swim.
- Ride
habal-habal to Heritage Area.
- Ride bus
back to City.
- Dinner at
Zubochon (because lechon).
Expenses (2pax):
Taxi to
South bus terminal: Php90
Bus to
Oslob: Php310
Whale Shark
Watching: Php1200
Tourguide
with transpo in Aguinid/Tumalog/Heritage: Php900
Tip at
Aguinid Falls: Php200
Lunch:
Php114
Bus to Cebu
City: Php310
Dinner at
Zubochon: Php490
Day 3:
- Depart for
Dalaguete at 6 am via bus (South Bus Terminal)
- Drop off
at Dalaguete Town Proper
- From town
proper, ride habal-habal to jump-off of Osmena Peak.
- Trek. Pak na pak ang scene sa taas!
- Ride
habal-habal to Kawasan Falls (Skip this.)
- Ride
habal-habal to Mainit Spring and Montaneza Falls. Magpainit ka muna dito.
- Ride habal-habal
to Inambakan Falls. Rest and swim.
- Ride habal-habal
to Hidden Falls/Haden Falls(nakatago talaga sya).
- Ride bus
back to City.
- Dinner at
Buddies.
Expenses (2pax):
Taxi to
South bus terminal: Php73
Bus to
Dalaguete: Php210
Tourguide
with transpo: Php2000
Entrance to
Kawasan Falls: Php60
Entrance to
Mainit Spring: Php40
Entrance to
Inambakan Falls: Php40
Entrance to
Hidden Falls: Php50
Bus to Cebu
City: Php262
Taxi to
hotel: Php75
Dinner at
Buddies: Php290
Day 4:
- City tour
and rest day.
- Visit Fort
San Pedro
- Basilica
Minore del Sto. Nino/Sto. Nino Museum
- Magellan’s
Cross
- Cebu
Metropolitan Cathedral
- Buy
souvenirs at Shamrock.
Expenses (2pax):
Lunch at
Zubochon: Php685
Taxi to Fort
San Pedro: Php93
Entrance to
Fort San Pedro: Php60
Entrance to
Sto. Nino Mueseum: Php60
Shamrock:
Php2000 (mine)
Day 5:
- Depart for
Bohol, 5 am ferry trip
- Countryside
Tour and Loboc River Cruise
Expenses (2pax):
Taxi to
port: Php100
Countryside Tour
and Loboc River Cruise: Php1800
Ferry (Oceanjet):
Php1300
Souvenirs:
Php500
Day 6:
Ocean
Adventure (Dolphin watching at Pamilacan Seas, Snorkeling at Balicasag Island,
Virgin Island sandbar)
Expenses (2pax):
Ocean Adventure Package: Php3500-goodnight-
donna
Thanks for sharing, I've been to Bohol but I'm so interested with your tips in Cebu, I'm planning to visit Cebu and i can't decide where to go LOL.
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Hi Anne! I've only been to South Cebu. You'll love the south if you love adventure. You could also visit their old churches. :)
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