Philippines Central Visayas
Cebu City
A vibrant metropolis and the Queen City of the South, renowned for its rich history, cultural heritage, and the Sinulog Festival in the Philippines.
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Imagine a place where you can pull on the board shorts, dive off a cliff, and be swimming in the company of turtles. Well…that’s Cebu. An island in the heart of the famous Visayas chain, it’s blessed with plenty of things to keep the pancake-munching backpacker busy. Make for Moalboal if you want to snorkel with our shell-backed buddies, along with schools of sardines and black-wringed sea kraits (keep your distance from those!). Inland, days of canyoneering can reveal the luminescent plunge pools of the Kawasan Falls. Meanwhile, little Oslob in the south offers chances to meet hulking whale sharks.
jrfrancis 2 years ago
First solo travel. I remember we were just browsing promo flights in the office one day and I impulsively booked a flight to Cebu for myself. I told my officemates so I had to go through with it even if I was a bit anxious (but also very excited) going alone. I explored the island from south to north from 5 days. I went canyoneering, visited waterfalls, went on an island and met fellow travelers.
jeanlouise 3 years ago
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Mom can we go to Europe?
jeanlouise (Jean Tiston) Mom: No, we have Europe at home 🇵🇭 Europe at home🇵🇭: #memeMy Travel Life Told in Places
jeanlouise (Jean Tiston) When I was younger, me and my family would always go to the beach during the summer. We would travel out of the country once in a while. But I think my thirst for travel and adventure really started when I got out of college. By then I have the time and the means to go out and explore. Sometimes with friends, sometimes on my own. Here are some places that tell my travel story through the awesome prompts provided by SeekerWorld's Most Popular Destinations
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