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Things to do while in Cebu
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EVENTS
Take a Peek at Our MOST POPULAR TOURS IN CEBU
Here are some of the most popular tours in Cebu that you shouldn't miss when visiting the Queen City of the South.
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RESTAURANT
Cebu's 12 Interesting Places with the Tastiest Food
These places are the best in Cebu when you talk about sumptuous food, whether served raw or cooked to your likings. The places are everywhere and their kitchens are the most sought-after areas of their turfs. Here are the 12 of the most interesting.
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NIGHTLIFE
Nightlife Sizzles in Cebu
It's about that wild, edge-of-the-seat, suspenseful anticipation for the dealer to hit a card that will bust his hand on a black jack table. It's about that suggestively, sexy smile from a beautiful woman in a black, bare-back gown from across the room.
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HOTEL & BEACHES
The Top-Most Gorgeous Beaches in the 7 Popular Islands of Cebu
It's regarded as one of the most beautiful islands in the world because of its crystal clear ocean waters and an immaculately clean shoreline of powder-like white sands.
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PLAN YOUR TRIP
TRIP IDEAS
There is so much to SEE and DO in CEBU, that you may never want to leave. HERE are some IDEAS to HELP PLAN your TRIP whether it's your first time or repeat visit.
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Our hotel in Cebu takes pride in bringing you close to the celebrations and festivities that the province is famous for.
Sinulog
Third Sunday of January, Cebu City This festival in Cebu is considered the most important Cebu festival in the Queen City of the South. Held every January in the provincial capital, The Sinulog Festival attracts thousands of tourists a year with its trademark street dancing. Like Aklan's Ati-Atihan, this Cebu fiesta honors the Santo Nino, with revelers shouting “Viva Santo Nino!” at regular intervals throughout the parade, as soot-covered, costume-clad celebrants dance to a two-step forward, one-step back rhythm. While most revelers troop to the Basilica Minore where the centuries-old image of the Baby Jesus – a gift to Cebu's Queen Juana by Spanish explorers - is on display, many agree the real fun comes with the boisterous parade of this Cebu festival, which ends with a grand finale at the sprawling Cebu City Sports Center.
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