Cebu Resorts

... have any nice beaches but across from it is an island named Mactan and it does. Most of the beaches are located at the resorts around the island and they turned out to be expensive and overrated.  Cebu was the first place in the Philippines that the ...

... spots, Cebu is also a booming, hectic city and a place with many stories and faces. The city has captivating resorts and beaches, it is a haven for convenient and luxurious shopping malls, retail shops, restaurants, café’s, and businesses. A real ...

... ripping me off!! It was a strange island and we never really knew what to make of it. It was one third airport, one third resorts and one third run down residential. On the plus side the resort had a nice pool and the snorkeling was not half bad. ...

... back on Monday, November 6 from Moalboal where we spent 5 days at a sleepy stretch of beach (Panagsama Beach) where dive resorts abound. We were recommended and were very pleased with Quo Vadis Beach Resort, where they offer chalets and comfortable rooms, ...

... are very warm and friendly, and we're looking forward to getting rid of our grocery shopping before we head to the beach side resorts and I explore my diving options. The weather is in the high to mid 80s, and it's nice and sunny, the rainy season just ...

... Spa, and Plantation Bay Resort and Spa, to name a few. Of these, I had the chance to gatecrash into two upscale resorts twice on two separate occasions: Plantation Bay Resort and Spa and Shangri-La's Mactan Resort and Spa. When I saw Plantation Bay ...

... of tricycles and habal habal riders, with buses and the occasion yellow missile, Ceres Liners. We turned towards the sign for the Beach resorts and headed down the road. I was surprised how far from the town, the resorts are, but it was not long before ...

... you can find a variety of accommodations that ranges from the cheap to the steep. The choices include cottages, guest houses, and resorts bearing such exotic names as Budyong, Kota, Marlin, Hoyohoy, to name a few. While strolling in the island's ...

... 1 hours drive north from Cebu City and about 5 mins from the Danao port which has daily sailings to the Camotes Islands, with their resorts and white sand beaches and the city of Ormoc on Leyte Island. 15 mins up the road is the Republic Dry Dock with ...

... back. Unfortunately, we quickly realized that most of the places on the beach side of Mactan were these mega-expensive luxury resorts. Thank goodness our barely comprehensible taxi driver knew of a cheaper option. He dropped us off at the Blue Reef ...

One of the filthiest and least interesting city centers yet seen! But Cebu is really all about the nearby islands and beaches and resorts, none of which I saw this time due to bad luck with the weather. I believe Cebu is The Philippines busiest port, and ...

... 's church and munipal hall are all in close proximity to each other, you have multicabs and local jeepneys to take you to the resorts. the place where we stayed is beautiful in its own right...the place where we are staying is still being developed into ...

... the desperation behind the poverty are easy to see. Moalboal, our next stop, is a diver's haven where the strip of resorts are built right up to the water's edge. We opt for a cushier place, Love's Lodge, on the quieter southern end of ...