QUEEN CITY OF THE SOUTH
Cebu or "Sugbu" as it was once called may be the Philippines' second international gateway, but it has managed to retain its charm and colorful traditions. The city maintains a cosmopolitan vibe even if it is the country's busiest port and a bustling center for export industries.
History and culture buffs who enjoy visiting a number of landmarks in Cebu immerse themselves in the island's Spanish heritage, such as Fort San Pedro, Magellan's Cross, and Basilica Minore del Santo Niño.
Cebu, which is haven for souvenir shopping, specializes in exquisite shell craft, handmade guitars, and exotic home beers. What sets Cebu from other destinations is its proximity to an exciting number of leisure getaways and adventure trips. Nearby Mactan Island boasts of world-class beach resorts. Philippine Airlines, which has multiple daily flights to Cebu, help passengers find convenient transfers any of those resorts.
They say that the island is also famous for its incredible dive location and pristine beaches. Many dive centers organize underwater safaris to these destinations so that visitors can choose from a vast array of dive locations.
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