Discover the heart of Cebu, Philippines, on an engaging 27-day cultural adventure designed for moderate budgets. Immerse yourself in its rich history and vibrant traditions by exploring ancient sites, cultural landmarks, bustling markets, and savoring authentic local cuisine. This extensive journey offers a profound connection to Cebuano heritage and daily life.
After your flight from London, arrive at Mactan-Cebu International Airport.
Proceed through immigration and customs.
Upon arrival, you can take a taxi or a ride-sharing service to your hotel in Cebu City. The airport is on Mactan Island, a short drive from Cebu City.
Check into your hotel and take some time to settle in and refresh after your journey.
Explore the hotel amenities or the immediate vicinity.
Fili Hotel offers luxury and comfort, perfect for relaxing after a long flight. Consider a quick dip in the pool or a light snack.
Enjoy your first dinner in Cebu City, savoring authentic Filipino cuisine.
Many restaurants offer fresh seafood and local delicacies.
Try local dishes like Lechon (roasted pig), Kinilaw (ceviche), or fresh seafood. Ask the hotel concierge for recommendations.
Visit the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines, home to the revered Santo Niño de Cebu icon.
Explore its beautiful architecture and religious significance.
Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered). Expect crowds, especially during mass. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d320854-Reviews-Basilica_del_Santo_Nino-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
See the historic cross planted by Ferdinand Magellan upon his arrival in Cebu in 1521, marking the spot where many Cebuanos were baptized into Christianity.
Located next to the Basilica del Santo Niño, so it's a convenient walk. There are local vendors selling candles and offering prayers.
Explore the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cebu, a grand and historically significant church that has undergone reconstruction multiple times.
The cathedral's architecture reflects various periods of its history.
Enjoy lunch in the vicinity of Colon Street, the oldest street in the Philippines, surrounded by historical sites and local eateries.
This area offers a variety of local food stalls and small restaurants. Be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas.
Witness the impressive sculptural tableau depicting significant events and structures in Cebu's history, crafted by local artist Eduardo Castrillo.
A great spot for photos and a visual summary of Cebu's past. Easily accessible by local transport.
Step back in time at this beautifully preserved 19th-century house, showcasing the lifestyle of a wealthy Cebuano family during the Spanish colonial era.
Guided tours are usually available, offering insightful stories about the house and its inhabitants. No booking needed for individuals.
Visit one of the oldest residential houses in the Philippines, dating back to 1675.
Marvel at its original coral stone and hardwood construction and antique furniture.
Often described as a 'living museum,' the house is still privately owned but open to the public. The owner or a family member sometimes gives tours.
Enjoy lunch in the historic Parian district, known for its colonial architecture and proximity to several cultural sites.
Look for local eateries offering traditional Filipino fare.
Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Carbon Market, Cebu's oldest and largest farmer's market, offering everything from fresh produce to local crafts and souvenirs.
A true sensory experience. Be aware that it can be very crowded and vibrant. Best to visit during daylight hours.
Visit the museum within the Basilica complex to see ecclesiastical artifacts, antique vestments, and religious items related to the Santo Niño.
Provides deeper insight into the history and veneration of the Santo Niño.
Spend the morning at the largest oceanarium in the Philippines, experiencing diverse marine life through various exhibits and interactions.
A modern attraction offering education and conservation efforts. Great for all ages. Book tickets online in advance to save time. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d16717756-Reviews-Cebu_Ocean_Park_Cebu-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Dine at one of the many restaurants within SM Seaside City Cebu, a large shopping mall complex adjacent to the Ocean Park.
Plenty of options from local fast food to international cuisine.
Indulge in some retail therapy, catch a movie, or simply enjoy the modern amenities of one of the largest malls in the Philippines.
A good place to cool off and escape the midday heat.
Relax and enjoy panoramic views of Cebu City and the coastline with a refreshing drink at a rooftop bar.
A perfect way to unwind and appreciate the urban landscape.
Visit a local workshop to see the craftsmanship behind Cebu's famous ukuleles.
Learn about the process and perhaps pick up a unique souvenir.
A great opportunity to see local artisans at work and appreciate traditional Filipino musical instruments. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d23433044-Reviews-Wagas_Ukuleles_Cebu_Philippines-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Explore local shops for handmade crafts, delicacies, and other unique souvenirs to remember your trip to Cebu.
Look for dried mangoes, otap (flaky biscuits), or locally made accessories.
Enjoy a casual lunch at a local restaurant before heading up to the hills.
Try another local eatery you might have passed by earlier.
Visit the majestic Temple of Leah, a grand Roman-inspired temple built as a symbol of undying love, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Cebu City.
Located in the mountains of Busay, it's best to hire a taxi or ride-sharing service. The architecture is grand, and the views are spectacular. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d7396423-Reviews-Temple_of_Leah-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Enjoy dinner and reflect on your first few days exploring the historical and cultural heart of Cebu City.
Prepare for the next segment of your journey in Cebu.
Visit the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines, home to the revered Sto.
Niño icon. Explore the church and its serene grounds.
Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered). The adjacent museum offers more insights into its history. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d320854-Reviews-Basilica_del_Santo_Nino-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
See the historic cross planted by Ferdinand Magellan upon his arrival in Cebu in 1521, marking the spot where the first Filipinos were baptized.
Located right next to Basilica del Santo Niño. Be mindful of crowds.
Savor authentic Cebuano cuisine at a nearby local eatery.
Try 'lechon' (roasted pig) or 'kinilaw' (ceviche).
Ask locals for their recommendations for the best 'carenderia' (small local restaurant).
Visit the ecclesiastical seat of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Cebu, a beautiful structure with a rich history.
Walkable from the Basilica area or a short taxi ride.
Admire the colossal tableau depicting significant events in Cebu's history, crafted by local artist Edgardo Castrillo.
Located in the historic Parian district. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d2559471-Reviews-Heritage_Of_Cebu_Monument-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in the bustling downtown area, offering various local and international cuisines.
Explore the oldest street in the Philippines, Colon Street, after dinner if you wish, though it can be very busy.
Step back in time at this preserved 19th-century house, showcasing the lifestyle of a wealthy Filipino family during the Spanish colonial era.
Offers a fascinating glimpse into Cebu's past. Guided tours are usually available. Transportation: Taxi or ride-hailing app.
Explore one of the oldest residential houses in the Philippines, built in 1675, featuring traditional Filipino-Chinese architecture and antique furnishings.
Another gem in the Parian district, close to the Heritage Monument. Offers a unique cultural experience.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant or café within the historic Parian district.
Look for eateries offering traditional Filipino dishes.
Experience a modern side of Cebu at Ayala Center, a premier shopping mall.
Great for finding souvenirs, relaxing, or enjoying a coffee.
A good place to cool off and people-watch. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d1475801-Reviews-Ayala_Center_Cebu-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Head to Cebu IT Park for a vibrant evening dining experience.
Choose from a wide array of restaurants and cafes.
IT Park is known for its modern dining scene and lively atmosphere, especially popular with locals.
Visit the majestic Temple of Leah, a Roman-inspired temple built as a symbol of undying love.
Enjoy stunning architecture and city views.
The temple is located in the mountain barangays of Cebu, offering cooler temperatures and panoramic vistas. Transportation: Hire a taxi/car for the morning or a motorbike (habal-habal). Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d7396423-Reviews-Temple_of_Leah-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Explore the vibrant Sirao Garden, often dubbed 'Little Amsterdam' for its colorful flower fields and quirky installations, perfect for photos.
A short drive from Temple of Leah. This picturesque spot is very popular, so expect crowds, especially on weekends.
Enjoy lunch at one of the restaurants along the mountain ridge, often offering great views alongside local dishes.
Many resorts and restaurants are available in the area, offering varied menus.
Cap off your mountain journey with breathtaking panoramic views of Cebu City, Mactan Island, and beyond from Tops Lookout.
The best views are often in the late afternoon or early evening. The entrance fee is minimal.
Return to the city and enjoy a relaxing dinner at a restaurant close to your hotel in Cebu Business Park.
The area around your hotel offers numerous dining options from casual to upscale.
Explore Fort San Pedro, a triangular military defense structure built by the Spanish colonial government.
Discover its history and cannons.
One of the oldest and smallest forts in the Philippines, providing insight into Spanish military presence.
Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Carbon Market, Cebu's oldest and largest public market.
A true sensory experience.
Be prepared for crowds and sensory overload. It's a great place to observe local life and find fresh produce and goods. Keep an eye on your belongings.
Grab a quick and authentic local lunch at or near Carbon Market.
Try a variety of street food or carinderia offerings.
Experience true local flavors. Look for busy stalls, often a sign of good food.
Discover a diverse range of marine life at the largest oceanarium in the Philippines.
A modern attraction for leisure and education.
Located within the SM Seaside Complex. Good for a change of pace from historical sites. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d16717756-Reviews-Cebu_Ocean_Park_Cebu-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants in SM Seaside City Cebu, one of the largest malls in the Philippines.
A vast complex with numerous dining and entertainment options. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298460-d8853837-Reviews-SM_Seaside_City_Cebu-Cebu_City_Cebu_Island_Visayas.html?m=66827
Delve deeper into the history and religious artifacts related to the Santo Niño, housed in the Basilica's museum.
Provides a comprehensive understanding of the significance of the Santo Niño in Philippine history and culture. Transportation: Taxi or ride-hailing app.
Explore a diverse collection of artifacts covering natural history, ethnography, and archaeology, reflecting the rich heritage of the Visayas.
A well-curated museum offering extensive exhibits. Check opening hours as they can vary.
Enjoy lunch at a restaurant in the city center, perhaps trying a different local dish or revisiting a favorite.
Many cafes and restaurants are available in the vicinity of the museums.
Spend the afternoon browsing for local crafts, delicacies, and souvenirs to take home.
Look for items like dried mangoes, guitars, or local textiles.
Malls offer air-conditioned comfort, while smaller shops might have more unique finds. Wagas Ukuleles in Compostela is a bit further but famous for guitars (if interested for a specific item).
Enjoy a special dinner to conclude this segment of your trip, reflecting on the historical and cultural discoveries.
Consider trying a restaurant with a specific ambiance or cuisine you haven't experienced yet.
Depart from Cebu City and travel south to the charming municipality of Boljoon.
Enjoy the scenic coastal views along the way. Options include local bus, V-Hire (van for hire), or a private car.
Public buses or V-Hires can be taken from Cebu South Bus Terminal. For more comfort, a private car hire is recommended (approx. USD 50-70 for the trip).
Visit the majestic Patrocinio de Maria Parish Church, a National Cultural Treasure and one of the oldest and best-preserved stone churches in Cebu.
Explore its intricate details and rich history.
Dress respectfully. The church has a museum in its old convent (Boljoon National Museum) that offers more insights into the town's history and artifacts.
Explore the remaining structures of Boljoon's Spanish colonial defense system, including El Grande Baluarte (the main watchtower) and the Escuela Catolica (old schoolhouse), part of the church complex.
Enjoy traditional Filipino cuisine at a local eatery in Boljoon, savoring fresh seafood and local delicacies.
Take a short local bus or tricycle ride from Boljoon to Oslob to begin your exploration of its historical sites.
Local buses or tricycles are readily available and inexpensive.
Visit the Cuartel Ruins, an unfinished barracks built by the Spanish colonizers.
These coral stone ruins offer a glimpse into the past and serve as a picturesque historical landmark by the sea.
Explore the Immaculate Conception Parish Church, located adjacent to the Cuartel.
This historic church, built in 1830, showcases impressive architecture despite being rebuilt after a fire.
Head inland to Tumalog Falls, a stunning natural wonder known for its curtain-like flow of water and serene ambiance.
A perfect natural complement to the morning's historical exploration.
From the main road, you'll need to take a habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) down to the falls. The ride offers scenic views.
Enjoy dinner at one of Oslob's local restaurants, perhaps near the beachfront, before heading back to Boljoon for the night.
Embark on a scenic drive to Sibonga to visit the Monastery of the Holy Eucharist, popularly known as Simala Shrine, a famous pilgrimage site.
Best accessed by hired car or V-Hire from Boljoon.
Discover the grand Simala Shrine, a striking castle-like monastery dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
It's known for its miraculous reputation and beautiful architecture.
Dress appropriately (shoulders and knees covered). It can get crowded, especially on weekends.
Stop for lunch in the charming heritage town of Argao, known for its local delicacies like 'torta' (a sweet cupcake-like pastry).
Visit the beautiful San Miguel Arcangel Parish Church in Argao, another significant historical church in Southern Cebu, and explore its adjacent watchtowers and convent ruins.
Drive back to your accommodation in Boljoon.
Immerse yourself in local life with a visit to the Boljoon Public Market.
Observe daily commerce, discover exotic fruits, and sample local snacks.
Delve deeper into Boljoon's past at the local National Museum, housed in the old church convent.
It showcases archaeological findings and artifacts from the area, offering a more detailed cultural experience.
Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Boljoon coastline.
Take in the sea breeze, admire the local fishing boats, and relax by the water.
Savor a special dinner in Boljoon, perhaps trying a restaurant offering outdoor seating with sea views, to conclude your exploration of Southern Cebu.
Enjoy a final breakfast at your accommodation or a local cafe in Boljoon.
Grab any last-minute local souvenirs or snacks to remember your time in Southern Cebu.
Begin your journey northbound from Boljoon, heading towards your next destination in Northern Cebu, likely towards the port for Bantayan Island.
This will be a significant travel day.
Take a public bus or V-Hire from Boljoon towards Cebu City, then transfer to another bus/V-Hire going to Hagnaya Port in Northern Cebu. A private car hire can also be arranged.
Depart from Southern Cebu (e.
g., Boljoon area) via public bus or taxi to Hagnaya Port in northern Cebu. Enjoy the scenic journey through the provincial towns.
From Southern Cebu, take a bus bound for Hagnaya Port. Alternatively, a private taxi can be arranged for more comfort.
Board a public ferry from Hagnaya Port to Santa Fe Port on Bantayan Island.
The crossing offers lovely views of the sea.
Ferries depart regularly from Hagnaya. Purchase tickets at the port. Ensure you have small bills for terminal fees.
Arrive at your accommodation in Santa Fe, Bantayan Island.
Check in and take some time to unwind after your journey.
Tricycles are readily available at Santa Fe Port to take you to your resort.
Enjoy a leisurely walk along the beautiful white sand beaches of Santa Fe.
Watch the local fishing boats and enjoy the serene atmosphere.
Savour fresh seafood at one of the many beachfront restaurants in Santa Fe.
Experience the local culinary delights.
Many restaurants offer grilled seafood. Don't miss trying local favorites.
Start your day with a hearty breakfast at your resort, preparing for a day of island exploration.
Embark on an island hopping adventure to nearby islets, including the stunning Virgin Island (Bongcaras Island) and potentially Hilantagaan Island.
Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing on pristine white sand beaches.
Boats can be hired from Santa Fe Beach. Negotiate the price beforehand. Virgin Island has an entrance fee.
Enjoy a packed lunch or fresh seafood cooked on the spot at Virgin Island during your island hopping tour.
Many tours include lunch, or you can bring your own. Vendors on Virgin Island offer fresh seafood for grilling.
Return to your resort to freshen up and relax after a day out in the sun and sea.
Indulge in another delightful dinner in Santa Fe, perhaps trying a different restaurant or enjoying some local drinks.
Enjoy breakfast before heading out to explore more of Bantayan Island.
Rent a scooter or tricycle to visit Bantayan town (the main municipality).
Explore the bustling public market and observe local life. Visit the St. Peter and Paul Parish Church, one of the oldest churches in Cebu.
Tricycle drivers can be hired for a half-day tour. Negotiate rates. Remember to dress modestly when visiting churches.
Grab a local meal at one of the eateries in Bantayan town, experiencing authentic Filipino flavors.
Choose between exploring the unique Ogtong Cave Resort, which features a natural underground pool, or visiting the Bantayan Island Nature Park and Campsite with its lush mangrove forest.
Ogtong Cave Resort has an entrance fee. The Mangrove Park offers boardwalks for exploration and views.
Head to Kota Beach Resort's sandbar for a picturesque sunset view, one of Bantayan's most iconic spots.
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant of your choice, perhaps trying another local specialty.
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your accommodation.
Spend the morning relaxing at Paradise Beach (also known as Sandira Beach), a more secluded and tranquil spot perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
Accessible by tricycle or scooter. There might be a small entrance fee. Bring your own snacks and drinks as amenities are limited.
Return to Santa Fe for lunch at a local eatery or cafe.
Enjoy some water activities like kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding along Santa Fe's coastline, or simply relax at a beachfront cafe with a book.
Equipment rentals are available at various resorts and beachfront vendors.
Enjoy a special farewell dinner on Bantayan Island, perhaps at a restaurant offering a romantic ambiance or live music.
Reflect on your wonderful time exploring this beautiful island.
Enjoy your last breakfast on Bantayan Island and perhaps a quick morning swim or stroll on the beach.
Complete check-out procedures and transfer to Santa Fe Port.
Take a tricycle from your resort to Santa Fe Port.
Take the ferry from Santa Fe Port back to Hagnaya Port on mainland Cebu.
Ferries depart regularly. Purchase tickets at the port.
Have lunch near Hagnaya Port before embarking on your bus journey back to Cebu City.
Board a public bus from Hagnaya Port to the North Bus Terminal in Cebu City.
This marks the transition back to the main island for the next segment of your trip.
Buses are readily available outside Hagnaya Port. Choose an air-conditioned bus for comfort.
Travel from Bantayan Island back to mainland Cebu, then proceed to your accommodation in Cebu City.
This involves a ferry ride from Santa Fe to Hagnaya, followed by a bus or taxi to Cebu City.
Ferry from Santa Fe port to Hagnaya port, then public bus or private taxi to Cebu City. Expect travel time to vary.
Check into your hotel in Cebu City and freshen up after your journey.
Visit the historical Magellan's Shrine, marking the spot where Ferdinand Magellan was killed, and the Lapu-Lapu Shrine, honoring the local chieftain who defeated him.
Both are located in Mactan.
These sites are side-by-side, offering a glimpse into a pivotal moment in Philippine history.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant on Mactan Island, perhaps trying some fresh seafood.
Visit Wagas Ukuleles, a local artisan shop specializing in handmade ukuleles.
Learn about the craft and perhaps pick up a unique souvenir.
The experience focuses on the hands-on process and personal touch of local craftsmanship. This shop is technically in Cebu City but is a good example of local crafts relevant to the Mactan area's music scene.
Explore the Alegre Guitar Factory, a renowned workshop in Mactan where you can see traditional Filipino guitars being handcrafted.
Witness the meticulous process and browse their exquisite selection.
Mactan is famous for its guitar making tradition.
Enjoy lunch at a local eatery or casual restaurant in Mactan.
Spend a relaxed afternoon walking along one of Mactan's public beaches, enjoying the sea breeze and views.
Many resorts offer day passes for access to their private beaches and facilities, if you prefer.
Return to Cebu City for dinner, exploring the dining scene near your hotel.
Visit the Basilica Minore del Sto.
Niño de Cebu, the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines, home to the revered image of the Santo Niño. Explore the church and its historical significance.
A highly spiritual and historical site. Dress respectfully.
See Magellan's Cross, a historical marker planted by Ferdinand Magellan upon his arrival in Cebu in 1521, symbolizing the birth of Christianity in the Philippines.
Located just outside the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño.
Explore the Museo Basílica Del Santo Niño, which houses religious artifacts, vestments, and historical items related to the Santo Niño.
Step back in time at Casa Gorordo Museum, a beautifully preserved 19th-century house showcasing the lifestyle of a wealthy Filipino family during the Spanish colonial era.
Offers insight into colonial architecture and traditional Filipino living.
Visit the Yap-San Diego Ancestral House, one of the oldest residential houses in the Philippines, dating back to the 17th century.
It features antique furniture and unique architecture.
Another excellent example of Cebu's rich colonial heritage.
See the impressive Heritage Of Cebu Monument, an artistic tableau depicting significant events and structures in Cebuano history, crafted by local artist Eduardo Castrillo.
Best viewed in the late afternoon or early evening for photographic opportunities.
Visit the majestic Temple of Leah, a grand Roman-inspired temple built as a tribute to a wife's undying love.
Enjoy panoramic views of Cebu City from its elevated location.
Often referred to as 'Cebu's Taj Mahal'. The architecture and views are stunning.
Explore Sirao Garden, often called 'Little Amsterdam' due to its vibrant floral landscapes and European-inspired aesthetics.
A popular spot for photos with beautiful mountain backdrops.
Enjoy the cool mountain air and scenic views. It's a bit further into the mountains from Temple of Leah.
Have lunch at one of the restaurants or cafes in the Busay area, known for its cool climate and mountain views.
Experience modern Cebu at Ayala Center Cebu, a premier shopping mall offering a wide range of international and local brands, dining options, and entertainment.
A great place for shopping, people-watching, or catching a movie.
Visit Cebu Ocean Park, the largest oceanarium in the Philippines.
Explore diverse marine life, enjoy interactive exhibits, and learn about marine conservation.
A great indoor activity, especially enjoyable for marine enthusiasts.
Spend the afternoon at SM Seaside City Cebu, one of the largest shopping malls in the Philippines.
Perfect for last-minute souvenir shopping, catching a movie, or enjoying a meal.
Offers a wide array of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.
Enjoy a farewell dinner in Cebu City, savoring local Filipino delicacies or a cuisine of your choice.
Step back in time at this beautifully preserved 19th-century house, offering a glimpse into colonial Cebuano lifestyle and architecture.
Guided tours are available and highly recommended for a deeper understanding of the house's history.
Visit one of the oldest residential houses in the Philippines, built in 1675.
Marvel at its original furniture and antique decor.
This house offers a unique perspective on pre-Hispanic and colonial Filipino living.
Savor authentic Filipino dishes at a local restaurant near the historical sites.
Try classic dishes like Lechon or Kinilaw.
Ask locals for their recommendations for the best value and taste.
Explore Ayala Center Cebu for last-minute souvenirs, local fashion, and crafts.
A great place to find gifts for friends and family.
The mall has a good selection of shops, restaurants, and cafes. Look for artisan products for unique mementos.
Enjoy a special farewell dinner at a restaurant of your choice, reflecting on your memorable trip to Cebu.
Consider trying a restaurant with a view or one specializing in fresh seafood.
Enjoy a leisurely final breakfast at your hotel or a nearby cafe, followed by final packing and check-out preparations.
Ensure all your belongings are packed and check if you have left anything behind.
Take a final visit to the Heritage Of Cebu Monument, a tableau of sculptures depicting significant events in Cebu's history.
A great spot for some last-minute photos and reflection on your cultural journey.
Arrange for a taxi or ride-hailing service to Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) for your departure.
Allow ample time for traffic, especially on a Saturday. Your flight is expected later in the evening.
Check in for your flight and depart from Mactan-Cebu International Airport, concluding your memorable trip to the Philippines.
Ensure you arrive at the airport well in advance of your scheduled flight time.
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