FAQ

Cebu is known for its lechon (roast pig), which is a culinary highlight, often regarded as some of the best in the Philippines. Other popular dishes include sutukil (a local seafood feast), puso (rice wrapped in coconut leaves), and dried mangoes. Street food like mango ice cream and otap (a sugary pastry) are also must-tries​.

Yes, the southern town of Oslob is known for its whale shark watching experience, where you can swim with these gentle giants. While this activity is controversial due to its environmental impact, efforts are being made to ensure sustainability and minimize harm to the sharks​

Yes, Cebu is home to stunning beaches. Malapascua Island is famous for its pristine white sands and diving spots, particularly for thresher sharks. Bantayan Island offers a peaceful, unspoiled atmosphere. Moalboal and Mactan Island are also known for crystal-clear waters and water sports, including snorkeling and diving