Danao

  Up for some sports/recreational activities? Danao's Danasan Eco Adventure Park offers activities such as:

• Wake Boarding
• Wall Climbing
• Mountain Climbing
• Rock Climbing
• Horse Back Riding
• Rappelling
• Caving
• Camping
• Trekking
• Zip line (400m)
• Waterfalls
• Grotto
• ATV Rental
• Bike Park

Karsten looking really happy (Photo by: Atty. Kim Castro)

For inquiries, contact them through their Facebook Fan Page 
or through these numbers:

Tel. No: (032) 234 0773
Mobile:  (63) 926 622 9212

How to get there:

  From the North Bus Terminal, you can take the Ceres bus to Danao. You may also take the jeepney from the Mandaue Highway, the Rough Riders bus by Sun Gold across SM or the V-Hire in SM. From the Danao terminal, take a habal-habal up the mountains. It's about an hour ride.

Fare (one-way):

Non-air conditioned Ceres bus: Php 40
Air-conditioned Ceres bus: Php 50
Rough Riders Bus: Php 40
V-Hire: Php 50
Jeepney: Php 30
Habal-habal: Php 200

Don't forget to try eating at the local fish market.
Devour delicious, fresh sea food!

Photo by: Karsten Kirstätter

Talamban

Less than an hour from the city is a opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to experience chasing waterfalls. 

Budlaan Canyoneering

Entry coming soon.

Dalaguete

  If you're into hiking, you can check out Osmeña Peak in Mantalongon, Dalaguete. It's not a hard climb and the view is breathtaking!

Photo by: Horst Kirstätter

How to get there:

   There's a minibus that departs from the Caltex Gas Station near Carbon and goes directly up to Mantalongon, which will take you about 3 hours. However, these minibuses are small, cramped and not ideal for taller people. You can choose to hop on a bus in the South Bus Terminal that passes by Dalaguete. Ask the dispatcher/driver to drop you off the corner going up to Mantalongon. 

  From there, you can take a habal-habal to drive you up to the Mantalongon market or even to the foot of Osmeña Peak. However, the hike from the market all the way to the peak has good sceneries. You can choose to get one of the local kids to guide you. They're usually just waiting by the market/bus stop.

Fare (one-way):

Air-conditioned bus: Php 150
Non-air-conditioned bus: Php  140
SBT Terminal Fee: Php 5
Minibus: Php 100
Habal-habal: Php 80 - Php 100

Photo from: King Maruhom

Camping

  Osmena Peak is also a popular camping site so you can pitch your tent up there and spend the night!

TRAVERSE!

  You can opt to do the traverse from Osmeña Peak to Kawasan Falls. It will take you about 4 - 6 hours, depending on the size of your group and how fast you walk. It's a great experience!

  You can get the local kids as guides for the traverse. Find them by the market/bus stop.

Photo from: King Maruhom

Western Cebu

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