Kimud Shoal is a submerged pinnacle dive site located southeast of Malapascua Island in the Visayan Sea. Often touted as the new “Thresher Shark” hotspot, its summit lies at 12–16 meters, with vertical drop-offs exceeding 200 meters into the depths. This dramatic underwater structure draws pelagics like thresher sharks, devil rays, tuna, and occasionally hammerheads. … Read more
Capitancillo Island—also called Islote de Capitancillo—is a small, uninhabited coral islet off the northeastern coast of Cebu, under the jurisdiction of Bogo City (Barangay Odlot). It spans around 600 hectares and serves as a protected marine sanctuary featuring three distinctive dive sites: Ormoc Shoal, Nuñez Shoal, and the Southwest Wall. A 1905-built lighthouse (rebuilt in … Read more
Sumilon Island is a small, uninhabited coral isle off the southeastern tip of Cebu, near Oslob, covering approximately 24 hectares. It was officially designated the Philippines’ first marine protected area in 1974, led by Silliman University’s Marine Reserve initiative. Its name stems from the local word sumilong, meaning “to take refuge”—a nod to its historical use … Read more
Nestled within the Tañon Strait, Pescador Island is a small limestone islet just off the coast of Moalboal, Cebu. Its name, meaning “fisherman” in Spanish, stems from its abundant marine resources and historical importance to local fishermen. You can organize your own tour based on the info below, or you can come on a luxury … Read more
Discover Oslob, Cebu—where heritage meets adventure in the southern tip of the Visayas. From the irresistible whale shark encounters to tranquil waterfalls, centuries-old Spanish ruins, and serene island escapes, this guide has everything travelers need to plan an unforgettable visit. You can use the information below to organize your own, local tour, or let us … Read more
Moalboal is a small municipality on Cebu’s southwest coast known for year-round sardine run, fast access to Pescador Island, and day trips to Kawasan Falls. Historically, Moalboal became a parish in 1852 under Spanish rule; two popular beach areas are Panagsama (Basdiot) and White Beach/Basdaku (Saavedra). Moalboal sits on the Tañon Strait, the Philippines’ largest … Read more
Nestled in the Cebu Strait under Loon municipality, Cabilao Island (approx. 7.66 km²) is cherished for its pristine coral reefs, tranquil beaches, and rich biodiversity. Home to vibrant marine life and historic landmarks like Punta Baluarte’s restored Spanish-era lighthouse and eco‑museum, the island also offers excellent birdwatching—strict hunting protections have resulted in a rich avian population. … Read more
Gato Island (“Cat Island”) is a rocky islet in the Visayan Sea, about 15 km northwest of Malapascua Island, under the municipality of Daanbantayan, Cebu. Its name comes from its curled shape resembling a sleeping cat from afar. In 1933, sea snake breeding grounds were discovered here by Japanese fishermen, who shared safe handling techniques … Read more
Nestled in the heart of the Philippines, Limasawa Island in Southern Leyte is a treasure trove waiting to be explored by avid travelers. This small island, steeped in history and natural beauty, offers a unique blend of cultural heritage, adventure, and serene landscapes. Whether you’re a history buff, an adventure seeker, or simply looking for … Read more
Discover the beauty of Cebu and the Central Visayas with our exclusive scuba diving and snorkeling tour packages, designed for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. Located in the heart of the Philippines, Cebu is world-famous for its rich marine life, historic landmarks, and vibrant island culture. Swim alongside millions of sardines in Moalboal, dive … Read more