
Magellan's Cross
The wooden cross planted by Magellan's expedition in 1521, marking the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines. Housed in a small open chapel beside the basilica.
Spanish forts, the cross Magellan planted in 1521, mountain temples, and a flower farm above the clouds — all in one easy day with hotel pickup.


The wooden cross planted by Magellan's expedition in 1521, marking the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines. Housed in a small open chapel beside the basilica.

Home of the country's oldest religious icon — the Santo Niño de Cebú — and the Philippines' oldest Roman Catholic church.

Triangular Spanish stone fort completed in 1738, set inside a small public park. The smallest, oldest fort in the country.

A sprawling sculpted tableau in Parian Plaza tracing key moments in Cebu's history — Lapu-Lapu's stand at Mactan through to the 20th century.

A panoramic deck up the Busay hills with one of the widest views over Cebu City, Mactan, and the strait.

A neoclassical mountainside mausoleum built as a tribute by businessman Teodorico Adarna to his late wife. Lions, columns, and a long view down the valley.

Multi-tiered Taoist temple in Beverly Hills with prayer halls, a dragon-flanked staircase, and a quiet view east toward the sea.

Highland flower farm sometimes called 'the Little Amsterdam of Cebu' — celosia and sunflowers in season, framed by the Busay ridgeline.
Two parts: a flat 3-day vehicle rental for the whole group, and per-guest entry / activity fees. Both itemized below — your final quote shows everything before you commit.
Same vehicle and driver across all three days. Per-guest cost drops as group size grows. Booking only one or two days? Send an inquiry — partial-arc rates are case-by-case.
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