Amazing Islands and Beaches in Cebu Part 3

ISLANDS AND BEACHES

Do you dream of taking a holiday in some exotic tropical island? If you’re never been to Cebu, or even heard of the place then it’s time to check out this amazing piece of paradise. Cebu is roughly located in the central part of the Philippines commonly known as the Visayas. In terms of tourism growth in Cebu is outpacing many popular Asian holiday destinations such Thailand as more people discover what this little tropical island has to offer.

Picture amazing white sand beaches surrounded by stunning tropical turquoise waters – without the crowds! While not as cheap as Thailand it does offer great value by western standards. The locals are some of the friendliest people you could ever meet and will always greet you with a warm loving smile. Filipinos are fluent in English so you won’t have problems with language, in fact they love talking to overseas tourists. Read More: http://suitcasestories.com/cebu-philippines/

Sumilon Island

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Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort Cebu Philippines, is located on tranquil Sumilon Island in Oslob Cebu. The Island remains as one of Cebu’s best kept secrets and is found on the southeastern tip of the mainland. It is 125 kilometers from Cebu City and is in close proximity to Dumaguete. The island has an area of 24 hectares and is surrounded by crystal clear waters with varying aquamarine hues. It is the first marine protected area in the Philippines and was made a fish sanctuary in 1974 under the guidance of Siliman University Marine Reserve. During dives, one will find varied marine species and even occasional sightings of black tip sharks. Pristine white sand beaches are situated in different areas in Sumilon. Read More: https://www.islandtrektours.com/sumilon-island-day-tour/

Nalusuan Island

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Located in between the province of Bohol and Mactan Island, Nalusuan was once a sandbar but was reclaimed in order to create the Nalusuan Island Resort which now occupies the entire island.

The island is part of the group that forms the Olango Island Group. It’s comprised of Olango Island and six satellite islets: Sulpa, Gilutongan, Nalusuan, Caohagan, Pangan-an and Camungi.

The island is a marine sanctuary and is main reason for the arrival of tourists. But apart from seeing the many fishes, guests can stay on the island as there are amenities for that. The island also has a restaurant so you don’t have to worry about cooking your own meals. Read More: http://triptheislands.com/destinations/nalusuan-island-a-man-made-haven-in-cebu/

Caohagan Island

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Caohagan is one of the most popular destinations in the local island strip. With just an hour away from Mactan Island, Caohagan is a place bustling with relaxation and leisure.

Bordered by crystal-clear water, Caohagan is abundant with excellent snorkeling and diving spots. Enjoy the scenic view of the ocean. Take a quick underwater adventure and discover the colorful marine life. Quaint and euphoric, partake in the fresh catch and local produce. Take home quality products that boast of world-class craftsmanship.

An island filled with enjoyable activities for your family and friends. Here at Caohagan, you can never go wrong with the island’s peaceful atmosphere. Aside from the abundance of natural beauty, Caohagan Island is known for its hospitable locals. So be sure to commune and get to know more about their culture and livelihood. Read More: http://malapascua-diving.com/malapascua.html