• Fort San Pedro - As the oldest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro is situated in Cebu City. Constructed in 1565, this historic landmark from the Spanish era provides visitors with a glimpse into Cebu’s colonial history, featuring well-preserved stone walls, a small museum, and picturesque views ideal for photography.
• Magellan’s Cross - Magellan’s Cross is a renowned historical site in Cebu City, commemorating the introduction of Christianity to the Philippines in 1521. Located within a small chapel, the cross is one of the city’s most frequented attractions and symbolizes Cebu’s rich cultural and religious legacy.
• Basilica Minore del Sto. Nino de Cebu - The Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines, is located in Cebu City. It houses the venerated image of the Santo Niño and serves as a major pilgrimage destination, celebrated for its historical significance, stunning architecture, and vibrant religious customs.
• Museo Sugbo - Museo Sugbo, Cebu’s principal historical museum, is located in a former Spanish-era provincial jail. It offers exhibits on Cebu’s rich history, culture, and significant events, providing visitors with an engaging insight into the island’s past.

This tour is available on weekdays only.

• Heritage of Cebu Monument - The Heritage of Cebu Monument highlights Cebu’s rich history and cultural heritage. The monument features intricate sculptures depicting significant events in Cebu’s history, while the nearby Parian Area showcases historic streets, ancestral homes, and the city’s early Chinese-Filipino heritage.

• Entrance Fees
• Air-conditioned Transportation
• Pick-up at any address within Cebu City, Mandaue or Mactan
• Family Style Cebuano Meal
• Services of a Professional Tour Guide (DOT-Accredited)

• Tips/Gratuities (not mandatory but will be appreciated)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.