A turquoise multi-tiered waterfall in south-west Cebu, popular for canyoneering: jumping, swimming and sliding down the river through the canyon. Nearby, Moalboal has a sardine run, where millions of sardines swirl close to shore, and turtles.
Oslob's whale shark feeding is controversial; many prefer to skip it.
More than 1,200 rounded grassy hills, which turn brown in the dry season like chocolate drops.
A horseshoe-shaped sandbar of pure white sand off the north coast of Camiguin, with nothing on it at all, and views back to the island's volcanoes.
A large white cross in the sea off the coast of Camiguin marks a cemetery that sank beneath the waves after the eruption of Mount Vulcan in 1871.
A slender waterfall that drops about 70 m into a cool, deep pool surrounded by ferns, orchids and forest, on the slopes of Mount Timpoong.
A teardrop-shaped island in the east, the surfing capital of the Philippines, famous for the Cloud 9 reef break.
Two remote coral atolls in the Sulu Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with some of the best diving in the world: walls, sharks, manta rays and turtl…
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