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10 years ago
If you need assistance in your travel to Cebu and Philippines, contact Cebu Tours (cebutours.ph), the best travel agency in Cebu.
178 Sanciangko
6016 Cebu
Philippines
0917-3238965
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Cebu Tours opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Bathrooms on the ferry are disgusting and dirty. There is plenty of staff to clean but I don't know…read moreif the captain's failure or management failure. The entire ferry was very dirty. The staff was rude. I went out on the viewing deck which I guess is off limits which is strange. The best part of the boat. I killed five cockroaches and I was in business class.
If you're prefer not to fly to Bohol on an itty bitty plane, then the ferry from Cebu City might…read morejust be your best solution. But I suggest taking additional precautions should you be hopping on the ferry any time after sunset. Coming from the states, I had the option to fly direct from JFK to Hong Kong with a connection to Cebu City. So we did that, and spent one night in the city before jumping on our two hour ferry to Bohol, where we spent the majority of our time while in the Philippines. We stayed at The Henry Hotel, so from there it was only about a 20 minute cab ride to the pier. Since we didn't pre-purchase our reservations, we made sure to give ourselves plenty of time to purchase our ticket upon arrival. Although the lines were short, there were a lot of other additional steps to take and small fees to pay before we were ready to board. Traveling in both directions, the ferry did not depart at the scheduled time. Typically there was about a 20-30 minute delay and boarding was a bit crowded and slow. On the way to Bohol, we caught a mid day ferry and sat open-air which was enjoyable, but not if you'd like to watch the movie. (We could have cared less about the movie.) Since the ferry is pretty large, you probably won't feel sea sick and although the two hours can fly by, keep in mind that you'll be pretty cramped in your seats with virtually no leg room. On our way back to Cebu City, we took an evening ferry. Open air is not an option in the evening, so you will need to stay in the main cabin. Since you'll probably be dressed for the warm weather, it's definitely worth carrying a sweatshirt or jacket on board because the air conditioning will be cranked to the max. Biggest learning: Pre- arrange a pick up from the pier. The area gets a bit shady in the evening. There are fewer travelers, a different crowd of locals hanging around and the cab flow is limited. If you stray at all from the ferry building, you'll quickly notice a few seedy characters vying for your business in their "cabs" that are completely not legitimate. There was an attempt to lure us an entire block away to where on man had his cab, and the whole situation felt scary. We remained close to the well lit pier building and eventually was picked up by a legitimate cab. When we did get picked up, as our driver pulled off one of the guys hanging out around the pier rolled up on him, tapped on his window and put out his hand. Our driver then had to proceed with handing him over some money, then telling us once we were on the road that those guys will kill you. (And then motioned slitting of the neck.) While his English wasn't clear, his hand motion was VERY clear, so as you might imagine the rest of our cab ride was spent in fearful silence. So daytime travel, good. For night travel, please pre-arrange your pick-up transportation so that you're safe.
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This is a few months delay. Managed to book a day tour with Explore Cebu, driver was on time and we…read morehad a great time. Our driver/ guide was great and took great pics. Highly recommend also for Sinulog Fluvial Parade. Everything was included with transfers to and from the port as well as breakfast and lunch included. Explore Cebu is also our go to for airport transfers whenever we are in Cebu. Safe and on time as well as courteous staff.
I took two tours from Cebu Tours, The mountain tour and the Island hopping tour…read more On the mountain tour, I saw the Temple of Leah and two different gardens, and also the Top of Cebu, and there were plantly of photo ops at all of the locations. We skipped lunch at the 'House of Lechun' because the Yelp reviews all had low stars. The negative was that we don't get a tour guide like some other tours to provide to you as an option. The Island hopping tour doesn't compare to the ones I took at El Nido or Boracay. The tour guy didn't speak English and my girlfriend had to do all the interpretations and information on where we were at and suppose to do, There were fewer islands and sandbars to see, the fish and coral were less colorful, and the food was not as good and was cooked hours before you ate it. The transportation was a plus since they pick you up and drop you back at your hotel on Mactan Island or in Cebu City.
This was my port of arrival after my ferry trip from Bohol to Cebu. Cebu Port Authority Terminal 2…read more There are plenty of ferry porters waiting to assist. I was a bit surprised (and slightly caught off guard) when one of them started helping me with my luggage. He literally took my luggage and began wheeling them toward the gate, which startled me since I wasn't sure what was happening. He kept asking if I needed a taxi but thankfully I was able to kindly respond that I had already had a ride. Overall, this a pretty busy terminal, so stay vigilant and be mindful of your luggage and surroundings.
This terminal is tiny and super duper crowded. There were people sleeping on the floor, and long…read moreline ups for food and drinks. No AC and our flight was hours delayed. They did, however, give out some snacks for people boarding flights because it was almost 2 hrs delayed. It's also not very clean. I hope maintenance would do something about this.
In my vote, this is the best Airport in the Philippines…read more Strong and reliable wifi. Organized in all-ways including taxi operations. Spacious. Clean including restrooms and smells good. Staff are helpful and courteous. Ample of parking. Experience it yourself.
This airport is all about purpose. This is not an airport that you want to linger about at. You do…read morewant to make sure that you provide yourself plenty of time if you are checking your luggage as lines do not move fast. It seems like everybody has issues when they get up to the counter. The airport is not comfortable: the airport lack air conditioning in some areas and other areas it is working poorly. The seating is very limited, especially around the gates. More seating is available in the food area but you will end up smelling like food when you leave. The airport does have a lot of places to eat and shops. The shops are not too exciting but you can find cosmetic stores, nick knacks, mango shops and more. Enough to keep you busy for a while. The airport does have free wi-fi too.
The underwater views here of all of the fish were absolutely breathtaking. I have never gone…read moresnorkeling before and this is my first experience, but this definitely will not be my last. I had so much fun and discovered so many new things and saw so many things that I have never seen in my life before. it was so surreal to see so many different types of fish and even some turtles and all of the beautiful corals underneath the water. this was one of the most fun things that I did while on my vacation in the Philippines, and I would highly recommend that everybody try it at least once.
Cherry and Matt run the best dive shop in the visayas. Great place to get your PADI open water…read morecertificate.
To avoid the long lines, search for the porter. He'll have a blue vest with a number on the back…read more He'll buy the tickets for you so you don't have to wait in line! Upon arrival, the porter approached us. I told him we want to go to Tagbilaran, Bohol. The next ferry was scheduled at 8 am departure, we arrived @ 750 am! I gave him $3 tip for getting us the tickets so quickly. There's different ticket fees depending where you want to sit. With AC, it's P500 per person and outside on top, is half I believe. Also, there's a tax which is P25. I would recommend depending on the weather to pay less and enjoy the fresh air and the wind in your hair. But returning back to Cebu. If you're taking the 5 pm -630 pm departure for your return, buy tickets for inside. We learned the hard way. On the way back it was so dark and very windy.
Ferry from Cebu to Bohol. Comfy seats for a quick journey. Sea faring vessel was quite comfy.read more
An extremely beautiful resort that looks straight out of a magazine. The room we had (beachside…read moresuite) was exquisite. Service was exceptional, with employees popping in at random asking if we need anything. They brought all eight suitcases with a golfcart. I had a massage that was almost 4k pesos. No detail was spared; there was even a flower floating in a bowl of water for the sole purpose of looking at while I had a massage. There were kid activities and my daughter enjoyed making a bracelet, necklace, and purse. She enjoyed swimming in high tide as well as the pool. The breakfast buffet was nice; there was sushi and native cacao drinks. The dinner buffet was beautiful, and the theme was Cebu Street food. They even had a halo halo station and live music. A fantastically beautiful resort that makes you feel like a celebrity.
We had dinner two nights ago availing there buffet. The presentation is really nice, but the flavor…read moreneeds to be improved. The sinigang is pretty good. The rest of the food needs improvement, flavor wise. Staff are very nice.
When you are in Cebu together with your husband, things changed. All of a sudden you can't stay on…read morethe apartment where your family stayed. And the solution? Book a hotel and hope for the best! Stayed 4-days and it's not all pretty experience. This is suppose to be a business hotel but things messed up. I get it, they just hit by typhoon Odette and not everything worked properly but how come other budget hotels able to cope up and resume operations in a normal state. - Wi-Fi ain't working properly - no hot water during nighttime - flushing toilet is a challenge as it takes time to refill water - no butter nor American dish on their buffet - no full fridge, only chiller - windows locked, you can't open it For the price and for a business hotel like this, they should probably need to work their Wi-Fi connectivity. Seems like they don't double check the room before they stick their guests. All the issues we encountered are real hassle especially if you're doing your bookkeeping. PS: didn't switch other hotel as this is a non-refundable one (we booked it through Booking). Other than that the hotel staffs were so wonderful & they were so accommodating to us. But, save yourself from all the issues they got here. As possible, check the room before finalizing your check-in and payment! Find better hotels around that don't do false advertisement. Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow yeeps!
This review is for their restaurant inside Harold's Hotel: H Cafe:…read more We decided to try out H Cafe's buffet (located inside Harold's Hotel) for dinner on a Thursday night. Harold's Hotel is located on Gorordo Ave. and C. Rosal St. in Cebu City. You will see a BPI Branch across the street and a Nuat Thai 24 Hour massage branch catty corner from the hotel. Anywho, I called to check on pricing and they indicated it would be 568 pesos per adult. Sounded good to me. We arrived around 6 to 6:30 pm and parked right up front. When you enter the hotel the restaurant is directly to the right. We were seated promptly, a party of 6. At first glance, I felt they didn't offer a wide range of variety. However, even if the selection was not vast, the quality of their food made me forget that. I enjoyed everything. Everything from the salad to the table-served crispy pork was fresh and perfectly seasoned. The desserts tasted good. The dinner rolls and the bread platter they served were all delicious. Service was impeccable. Very quick and aimed to please. Superb! I couldn't ask for a better service. Ambiance was on point. Quiet and peaceful as if I were dining at an exclusive upscale restaurant. Perfect! Overall, I would frequent this buffet. I don't know if we just got lucky because it was a weekday but if they keep this up my family and I will keep coming back, whether for special occasions or just a meal on the fly. For the price I felt we got more than we asked for. Quality food served hot. Service was great. Just an fyi though alcoholic beverages and tea are not included in the price. They do offer coffee, water, and juice with the price.
There are times when you need to use the restroom/comfort room and you want something a touch above…read morethe rest and a place that will almost always have ahem.. toilet paper. 20 pesos at the time of this post gets you into such a paradise.
I'm not really a history buff, but whenever I get the chance to see landmarks, it's a must-stop…read more My party of ten was on the verge of going into a food coma (we overstuffed ourselves just minutes before) so it was a great idea to make stops at a couple tourist spots before checking into our hotel. This was stop ONE. We were lucky enough to come through and found only a few other tourists present. (We expected a crowd, given it was a weekend.) It's also kinda cool to find local guides available giving us a thorough story regarding the significance of the entire area. I will admit that I felt the history going through me as I walked the grounds. Weird, I know... I've only heard or read about this place, and I found it amazing to finally find myself here! Oh, and those guides are not only incredibly knowledgeable, they were also willing to take pictures with as many cameras as you have. They did their job well, so fam made sure they were tipped well. We took our time and breathed all the experience in. One thing off the checklist...
Lapu Lapu Shrine and Magellan Shrine [LAPU-LAPU CITY, CEBU Philippines]…read more Anytime I get a chance to visit a landmark I am grateful for the opportunity. Mactan Shrine was just outside the Mactan Newport development. No admission fee and open to the public. It is a remembrance of the Battle of Mactan. As we were walking towards inside to view the monuments, out of nowhere was this stranger who started to give us a little history of what transpired in this actual location. The Battle of Mactan happened in 1521. The Mactan Shrine was established in 1969 as a national shrine. This was where Lapu-Lapu (Filipino warrior) killed Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan. The shrine was built on the spot where the battle took place. Every year, on April 27, they have a re-enactment festival of the historic battle and Filipino ring superstar Manny Pacquiao played the role once as chieftain Lapu-Lapu during a re-enactment of the Battle of Mactan in Cebu. We thanked the impromptu tour guide. Consequently he was also a good photographer LoL! We tipped him for his kind gesture. It was a cool short history lesson. Review #3334