Booze Cruise
At
least once a month, we organize a Booze Cruise designed for both locals and travellers
to meet and enjoy the sun and the sea! And of course, the booze. We hop on a boat, sail away and stay somewhere in the middle of the sea. This is a whole day event so we meet in the morning and sail back by sunset.
You are
encouraged, but not forced, to drink. Some are allergic to alcohol or prefer
not to drink and we respect that. You are still welcome to come join us and
have fun! If you want to snorkel, you can bring your gear!
Stay
updated on the Facebook Fan page for the announcement of the next booze cruise!
Check out this video made by one of the people who joined us, Ian Robinson:
CPDRC Dancing Inmates
If
you haven’t heard of them yet, watch this video:
That’s
only
one of the many dance routines they perform. Catch them every last
Saturday of the
month. Meeting area is in the Capitol Building at 1pm. They have a bus
that will transport you (for free) from the Capitol to the CPDRC. For
reservations,
contact the Office of the Governor at (032) 253 9613 or (032) 254 1882.
This is a free event. You don't need to pay for the passes/IDs.
Sinulog Festival
Experience the grandest festival of the country! It's celebrated every third Sunday of January, with a whole day of a parade of dancers and street parties! When is it best to come? Parties happen all week but it builds up from Friday and ends with a bang on Sunday. Expect to need Monday as a rest day from a long weekend of sleepless nights and partying. Book hotels and tickets ahead of time. The world will be in Cebu!
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| Sinulog 2012 |
Google for more details and check out pictures to get a glimpse of what you'll witness ;-) Don't miss it!
Check out one of the tallest waterfalls in Cebu; the gem of Barili - Mantayupan Falls.
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| Photo by: Rey Buaya |
How to get there:
Take the bus that goes to Moalboal or Bato-Oslob from the South Bus Terminal. Get off the first bus stop at the Shamrock building in Barili. It will take you less than 2 hours to get there. In front of the bus stop is a street that will lead you to Barangay Campangga, where the waterfalls is. There's a sign that says "Mantayupan Falls This Way" so it wouldn't be difficult to find it. Take a habal-habal to the entrance of Mantayupan Falls.
Fare (one-way):
Air-conditioned Bus: Php 100
Non-air-conditioned bus: Php90
SBT Terminal Fee: Php 5
Habal-habal: Php 25
Fees/Rentals:
Entrance Fee: Php 15
Table: Php 150
Life Vest: Php 10
Floaters: Php 10
Sayaw Beach (optional stop-over):
How to get there:
From Mantayupan Falls, you can take the habal-habal to the market. Then take a jeepney to Sayaw.
Fare (one-way):
Habal-habal: Php 25
Jeepney: Php 7
Fees/Rentals:
Entrance Fee: None
Table/Cottage: Php 150
Are you a Rock Climbing Enthusiast? Cantabaco in Toledo is your haven. The bolted limestone wall holds about 29 routes with 5.11-5.14 levels of difficulty.
How to get there:
Take the v-hire from CitiLink (close to the South Bus Terminal) to Toledo. Ask the driver to drop you off Cantabaco.
Fare (one-way):
V-Hire: Php 50
Local Guide:
Contact Raymund Daculan for more information and assistance at (+63) 939 1600 178. Also call to check for availability.
Looking for a get-away to the countryside to unwind but still have the comforts of city living? Check out The Ranch Resort!
They have 7 swimming pools in the resort, a zipline with rope
courses, a bird aviary, a bee farm and Arabian horses for horseback
riding.
Group Packages (6-7 pax):
- Php 1,500 per person inclusive of breakfast, lunch and dinner, room
and use of pools.
- Php 1,900 per person inclusive of transportation, room, breakfast,
lunch and dinner and use of pools.
For more information, you can call them at either numbers:
Tel.No: (032) 318 9599
Mobile: (+63) 917 910 9880
(+63) 922 826 2653
