Stay in Cebu in October
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October is the wettest month of the year in Cebu. Afternoon storms drop roughly 349mm of rain across the month, and humidity sits near 87%, the kind that fogs your camera lens the moment you step out of an air-conditioned taxi onto Osmena Boulevard. Daytime highs hover near 30°C (86°F), dropping to the mid-20s Celsius (upper 70s Fahrenheit) after dark. Rain falls on roughly 22 of the month's 31 days, though most of it arrives in concentrated 1-to-3-hour afternoon bursts rather than all-day drizzle. About a third of the month's days stay dry or see only brief, light showers. This is also peak typhoon season across the western Pacific. While many storms track north of the Visayas, enough pass through or near Cebu to disrupt OceanJet ferries to Bohol and ground flights at Mactan-Cebu International Airport a few times each October.
October mornings in Metro Cebu tend to start partly cloudy, sometimes sunny enough to walk the Heritage of Cebu Monument in Parian without an umbrella. Clouds build through late morning. The heaviest rain typically arrives between 2 PM and 5 PM. Streets in low-lying areas around Colon, the oldest street in the Philippines, flood within minutes when the downpour starts. You hear the rain hammering corrugated tin roofing over the market stalls, and the smell of wet pavement mixes with grilled-meat smoke drifting from the open-air vendors at Larsian sa Fuente near Fuente Osmeña Circle. Ayala Center Cebu and SM City Cebu become the default gathering spots during heavy rain, and Cebuanos treat an afternoon downpour as a signal to eat rather than rush home. Evenings often clear, the cooled air carrying the scent of damp frangipani across Mango Avenue and the food-stall rows of Sugbo Mercado at IT Park.
The honest advice is to aim for February through April if your dates are flexible. October is the toughest month for weather in Cebu by a clear margin. But if your dates are locked, the city still functions. Fort San Pedro, the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, Casa Gorordo Museum in Parian, and Museo Sugbo all work in any weather. Accommodation across Mactan and Metro Cebu hits its lowest rates of the year. Crowds thin to almost nothing, and restaurants like Zubuchon and CnT Lechon that need February reservations seat October walk-ins without the 30-minute waits of high season.
Why visit in October
- Accommodation rates across Mactan's Punta Engaño resort strip and Cebu City hotels in Lahug, Banilad, and the Cebu Business Park area drop to their lowest point of the year, making October the most affordable month for a Cebu trip.
- Heritage sites like Fort San Pedro, Casa Gorordo Museum in Parian, and the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño see a fraction of their dry-season visitors, meaning shorter waits and quieter visits.
- Kawasan Falls in Badian, about 3 hours southwest of Cebu City, runs at peak water volume. The canyoneering route through the Kanlaob River canyon is more dramatic than in March or April when the cascades slow to a trickle.
- The MassKara Festival in Bacolod, accessible by ferry or short flight from Mactan, ranks among the Philippines' most photogenic street celebrations and falls in the third week of October.
Worth knowing
- Rain falls on roughly 22 of October's 31 days, and the afternoon downpours that do arrive are heavy enough to flood low-lying streets around Colon and the Guadalupe River corridor within minutes.
- Typhoon risk peaks in October, and even storms that don't make direct landfall can cancel OceanJet ferries to Bohol, ground flights at Mactan-Cebu International, and close Mactan's dive shops for 1-3 days.
- Humidity near 87% means sweat does not evaporate, quick-dry fabrics still feel clammy by midday, and anything leather left in a hotel room overnight will start developing mold.
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October delivers Cebu's heaviest rainfall at roughly 349mm across about 22 rainy days, making it the single wettest month on the calendar. Average highs reach 29.8°C (86°F) with lows at 24.9°C (77°F). Humidity holds at 87%, the kind you feel the moment you step out of an air-conditioned lobby onto the streets of Lahug or Banilad. The pattern is fairly predictable across Metro Cebu. Mornings often start partly cloudy, with the heaviest rain arriving in the early-to-mid afternoon between 2 PM and 4 PM. Downpours typically last 1-3 hours rather than settling in for the full day. The remaining 9 or so days each month might stay dry entirely or see only light, passing showers. The Guadalupe River corridor and drainage channels near Colon Street flood first during sustained rain. Winds strengthen during approaching storm systems, and seas around the Cebu Strait and Mactan Channel can grow rough enough to strand island-hoppers at Hilutungan or Olango. Nights offer mild relief, with temperatures settling near 25°C and the rain usually easing by 7 or 8 PM.
Seasonal caution
- PAGASA typically tracks 2-3 typhoons or tropical storms through or near the Visayas during October. Monitor advisories daily via the PAGASA website or local ABS-CBN and GMA news channels, and keep at least one flexible buffer day in your itinerary for weather-related cancellations.
- Flash flooding hits low-lying parts of Metro Cebu during sustained downpours, particularly along the Guadalupe River corridor and the streets around Colon. Avoid wading through floodwater on foot, as it can hide open drainage grates and carry leptospirosis bacteria, a genuine risk the DOH warns about annually during wet season.
Year-round climate
Averages from the last 5 years.
| Month | Avg high (°C) | Avg low (°C) | Rainfall (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 29 | 24 | 254 |
| Feb | 29 | 24 | 165 |
| Mar | 30 | 25 | 153 |
| Apr | 31 | 25 | 175 |
| May | 31 | 26 | 240 |
| Jun | 30 | 25 | 299 |
| Jul | 30 | 25 | 283 |
| Aug | 30 | 25 | 265 |
| Sep | 30 | 25 | 232 |
| Oct | 30 | 25 | 349 |
| Nov | 30 | 25 | 273 |
| Dec | 29 | 25 | 222 |
Holidays and festivals in October
Public holidays
- All Saints' Day Eve(All Saints' Day Eve)31 October 2026
Best things to do in October
Early-morning Parian heritage circuit
sightseeingThe cluster of Spanish-colonial sites in downtown Cebu sits within a 15-minute walking radius. Start at Magellan's Cross on Magallanes Street, walk to the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, then continue south to Fort San Pedro. From there, loop through the Parian district to visit the Yap-San Diego Ancestral House, one of the oldest surviving residential structures in the Philippines, and Casa Gorordo Museum, a restored 19th-century bahay na bato. The full circuit takes about 3 hours at a comfortable pace, with enough covered sections and interior stops to duck into when a stray morning shower arrives.
The 6-to-9 AM dry window in October is the most reliable time for outdoor walking in Metro Cebu. In peak season these sites compete with tour buses from Mactan resorts. In October, you share the Parian cobblestones with a handful of visitors and the neighborhood's resident cats.Rainy-day museum circuit in Parian
cultureMuseo Sugbo, housed inside a former provincial jail built during the Spanish era, covers Cebu's history from pre-colonial maritime trade through the American period. Walk to nearby Casa Gorordo Museum in Parian, where a restored bahay na bato recreates 19th-century Cebuano domestic life with original period furnishings and religious icons. Between the two, the outdoor Heritage of Cebu Monument depicts carved scenes from the Battle of Mactan to the Chinese-mestizo trading era. Both museums are air-conditioned, and the three sites together fill a comfortable 3-to-4-hour afternoon.
Rain makes indoor activities the practical default. October's low visitor numbers mean you can linger at the Museo Sugbo galleries without competing with tour groups, and Casa Gorordo's courtyard is quiet enough to sit and read the placards.Booking tipMuseo Sugbo and Casa Gorordo are both closed on Mondays. Confirm hours before making the trip.
Kawasan Falls canyoneering
adventureThe canyoneering route follows the Kanlaob River to Kawasan Falls in Badian, about 3 hours southwest of Cebu City by car. The course involves cliff jumps ranging from 3 to 15 meters, natural water slides worn smooth by centuries of water flow, and a final swim at the turquoise base of the multi-tier cascade. The water temperature stays warm enough that a wetsuit feels unnecessary, even on overcast October mornings. The full experience takes 4-5 hours.
October rains swell the falls and river to maximum volume. The cascades run fuller and louder than in March or April, and the canyon water feels warmer relative to the cooler air above the gorge walls.Booking tipBook at least 3 days ahead with operators based in Badian. They pause trips during active PAGASA typhoon warnings, so confirm weather status the morning of your trip.
Mactan reef diving
water sportsThe reef systems off Mactan Island's eastern shore include Marigondon Cave, a wall dive starting at 5 meters that drops past 30, and the shallower coral gardens around Hilutungan Island Marine Sanctuary. Dive shops cluster along the Maribago and Buyong coastline, within 10-15 minutes by boat from the sites. Resident species include nudibranchs, frogfish, and the occasional whitetip reef shark. The house reefs at some Mactan resorts offer shore-entry diving that does not depend on boat conditions.
Fewer dive boats on the water means less crowded sites and more flexibility on timing. Water temperature stays near 27-28°C year-round, and visibility can clear to 15-20 meters between storm systems.Booking tipOperators like Kontiki Divers and Scotty's Action Sports Network in the Maribago area consolidate smaller groups in low season. Book 2 days ahead for weekend dives.
Carbon Market and Taboan food crawl
foodCebu's oldest and largest public market stretches across several blocks near the port. The cooked-food section is home to pungko-pungko stalls, where you sit on low wooden stools and eat ginabot (deep-fried intestines), ngohiong, and rice off wax paper before dawn. The adjacent Taboan Public Market specializes in dried fish. Rows of danggit (dried rabbitfish) and pusit (dried squid) hang from hooks and pile on tables, scenting the air from half a block away. The covered structures make weather irrelevant, and the combined scale of Carbon and Taboan keeps you occupied for 2-3 hours.
Lanzones and other seasonal fruit harvests fill the Carbon Market produce stalls in October, and the covered layout makes this one of the few full-morning food experiences that does not depend on dry weather.Booking tipArrive before 7 AM for the freshest produce and the pungko-pungko breakfast rush.
IT Park evening food scene
foodIT Park in Lahug transforms into Cebu's most concentrated dining district after dark. Sugbo Mercado, the weekend night market, lines the central walkway with stalls serving everything from Korean corn dogs to Cebuano grilled bangus. Around the perimeter, sit-down restaurants and Korean BBQ spots fill the ground floors of the tech-company buildings. Most seating is covered or enclosed.
October evenings often clear after the afternoon rain, dropping temperatures a few degrees below the daytime peak. The district sees less foot traffic than in high season, so walk-ins work at most restaurants without a reservation.Booking tipWeekend nights are busier than weekdays. Arrive before 7 PM for the best selection at Sugbo Mercado's stalls.
Lechon trail south of Cebu City
foodTalisay, Minglanilla, and Carcar, the towns lining the highway south of Metro Cebu, form the region's lechon belt. Family-run roasting operations prepare whole pigs over charcoal from before sunrise. The skin crackles and shatters when you tap it, and the meat stays moist from hours of slow rendering over coconut-husk coals. Carcar, about 40 minutes farther south, adds its specialty chicharon (deep-fried pork skin) and ampao (puffed rice cakes) to the food run. The round trip from Cebu City takes a half-day by car or V-hire.
Rain keeps crowds away from the lechon towns. In October you can often watch the full 4-hour roasting process at smaller operations without competing with the January Sinulog-season tour groups that flood the area.Booking tipArrive at any lechon house before noon. Most roast their pigs starting at dawn and the best cuts sell out by early afternoon.
What to eat in October
In season: fruit
Lanzones
Visayan lanzones reach peak season in October. You'll find heavy bunches of the small, translucent fruit at Carbon Market and at roadside stands along the highway south toward Carcar. The skin peels easily to reveal a sweet-tart flesh that stains your fingers slightly yellow. Stalls near Fuente Osmeña Circle sell them by the kilo.
On menus now
Pochero
Cebu's version of the Spanish cocido. A tomato-based broth loaded with pork, saba bananas, bok choy, and sometimes chickpeas. Local eateries along Mango Avenue and the side streets of Lahug serve it as a weekday lunch staple. The warm broth feels right when the afternoon rain is hammering the corrugated roof outside and steam is rising off the asphalt through the restaurant's open front.
Street food peaks
Tuslob buwa
Pasil neighborhood's signature communal street food. Pig brain and liver are simmered with soy sauce, onions, and chilies in a shallow pan until the mixture bubbles (the name means 'dip in bubbles' in Cebuano). You scoop it with puso, the diamond-shaped hanging rice woven from coconut leaves that's unique to Cebu. The warm, salty combination suits a rainy evening. You'll find the original stalls along the covered fish-port road in Pasil.
Ngohiong
Cebuano five-spice spring rolls, deep-fried until the lumpia wrapper blisters and turns golden. The filling is ground pork and vegetables seasoned with Chinese five-spice powder, reflecting Cebu's centuries of Chinese-Filipino trading ties through the Parian merchant quarter. The stalls outside churches along Colon Street and around the Carbon Market perimeter sell them still hot from the oil, crisp enough to eat while walking.
What to drink
Sikwate
Traditional Cebuano hot chocolate brewed from local tablea, discs of roasted cacao from farms in the Argao and Dalaguete areas south of the city. The drink turns thick and bittersweet when stirred with a wooden batirol whisk. Rainy October mornings feel like the right setting for it. Breakfast carinderia around the Mango Avenue area and near Carbon Market serve sikwate alongside puto maya, sticky purple rice shaped into small rounds.
Regular events in October
Halloween events at SM Seaside City CebuFree
The largest SM mall in Cebu hosts trick-or-treat events, costume contests for children, and horror-themed installations in the final days of October. SM City Cebu on Juan Luna Avenue usually runs parallel events.
October 28-31Pre-Undas cemetery preparationsFree
Families across Cebu clean and repaint graves at cemeteries in Carreta and Calamba ahead of the November 1-2 All Saints' and All Souls' Day observances. The cleanup is communal and social, with families gathering at gravesites through the day, often sharing food and playing music.
October 28-31MassKara Festival (Bacolod, accessible from Cebu)Free
Bacolod City's signature festival of smiling masks, street dancing, and illuminated parades. While based in Negros Occidental, Bacolod is a short flight or overnight ferry from Cebu, and many Cebuanos cross over for the weekend.
October 19-25Lanzones Festival (Camiguin, accessible from Cebu)Free
Camiguin island celebrates its annual lanzones harvest with street dancing, beauty pageants, and agricultural fairs. Accessible from Cebu via a connecting flight through Cagayan de Oro or a long ferry route through northern Mindanao.
Fourth week of OctoberBest places this October
Fort San Pedro
heritageConstruction began under Miguel López de Legazpi in 1565, making this triangular bastion one of the oldest Spanish-era military structures in the Philippines. The coral-stone walls enclose a garden courtyard and a small museum tracing the colonial and American periods. October's low visitor count means you might have the ramparts and their view over the Cebu City waterfront to yourself.
ColonBasilica Minore del Santo Niño
heritageHome to the oldest Catholic relic in the Philippines, the Santo Niño de Cebu figure believed to date from Magellan's 1521 expedition. The current basilica, rebuilt after a 1628 fire, draws a steady stream of devotees even on October weekdays. The interior is cooler than the street outside, and the candlelit atmosphere in the side chapels feels worlds apart from the traffic on Osmena Boulevard a few blocks north.
ColonMagellan's Cross
heritageThe wooden cross, housed in an octagonal kiosk-pavilion on Magallanes Street near the basilica, marks the traditional site where Ferdinand Magellan planted a cross in 1521. The chapel's painted ceiling bears a mural depicting the baptism of Rajah Humabon and Queen Juana. The covered structure makes it a quick, rain-proof 10-minute stop between Parian heritage sites.
ColonCasa Gorordo Museum
heritageA restored 19th-century bahay na bato in the Parian district, the ancestral home of Cebu's first Filipino bishop. The ground-floor exhibit traces the Chinese-mestizo merchant families who shaped the neighborhood, and the upper floor recreates domestic life with period furniture and religious icons. The air-conditioned interior makes it one of October's most comfortable heritage stops in Metro Cebu.
ParianCarbon Market
marketMetro Cebu's central public market stretches across a grid of covered alleys and open-air sections near the port. The produce vendors stacking rambutan and lanzones in October, the permanent haze of grilled-fish smoke from the cooked-food section, and the sound of Cebuano haggling draw a mostly local crowd before 7 AM. The 6 AM atmosphere alone is worth the early alarm.
CarbonTaboan Public Market
marketCebu's dedicated dried-fish market sits a few blocks from Carbon Market. Rows of danggit (dried rabbitfish) and pusit (dried squid) hang from hooks and pile on wooden tables. The sharp, briny smell reaches you before the market does. Vendors sell packaged quantities sized for pasalubong (take-home gifts), and the covered stalls stay dry during October downpours.
CarbonTops Lookout
viewpointA viewing platform in the Busay hills above Cebu City, about 30 minutes by car from Fuente Osmeña Circle. October mornings can produce dramatic cloud formations rolling through the valleys below, and the temperature at roughly 600 meters elevation runs noticeably cooler than sea-level Metro Cebu. Clear sunrise mornings are rare this month but worth the early alarm when the forecast looks promising.
BusayLapulapu Monument and Mactan Shrine
heritageThe 1981 bronze statue of the Mactan chieftain who defeated Magellan's expedition stands in the Mactan Shrine complex on the waterfront. The open-air park is best visited during a morning dry window, and October's empty grounds give you clear views of both this monument and the nearby 1866 Magellan Monument within the same shrine grounds.
MactanIT Park
dining and nightlifeCebu's modern commercial district in Lahug, centered around the tech-company offices of the Cebu IT Park complex. Sugbo Mercado, the weekend night market, sets up along the central walkway with dozens of food stalls. Restaurants and Korean BBQ spots fill the ground floors, and most have covered or enclosed seating. The district stays lively past midnight on weekends, making it a reliable evening destination regardless of afternoon weather.
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Insider tips
The 6-to-9 AM window is your most reliable dry time in October. Cebuanos schedule outdoor errands for early morning and shift to indoor activities after lunch. Plan your Parian heritage walk, Carbon Market visit, or Tops Lookout sunrise for this slot.
Grab ride-hailing prices surge during heavy rain, and wait times can stretch past 30 minutes in downtown Cebu City near Colon and Osmena Boulevard. If you see clouds building over the Cebu Strait, book your ride before the rain starts, or walk to Ayala Center Cebu or SM City Cebu and wait it out over a meal.
OceanJet fast-craft ferries to Tagbilaran (Bohol) get canceled with little warning during storm systems. Never schedule your Bohol day trip for the last day of your stay. Build in at least one backup day, and check the OceanJet website or their Pier 1 ticket counter the evening before for cancellation notices.
Lechon from the roasting houses in Talisay and Carcar, south of Cebu City, tends to sell out by early afternoon. The vendors start roasting whole pigs before dawn, and the crackling-skin smell pulls in locals by mid-morning. If you're making the trip for Cebu's signature roast pig, arrive before noon.
The Taoist Temple in the Beverly Hills subdivision above Cebu City is a free visit and one of the few elevated-area attractions that stays open in light rain. The uphill drive through Beverly Hills offers a different perspective of the city skyline, especially when October clouds sit low over the harbor and the Mactan Channel below.
Avoid these mistakes
- Scheduling all island excursions back-to-back with no rest days between them. October's weather demands flexibility, and a trip built around 5 consecutive outdoor days to Oslob, Moalboal, Bantayan, and Bohol will likely lose 2-3 of them to rain, rough seas, or OceanJet cancellations.
- Packing only an umbrella for rain protection. October downpours in Cebu come with wind off the Cebu Strait, and a standard umbrella inverts within minutes along exposed stretches like Osmena Boulevard and the Mactan waterfront. A rain jacket and waterproof bag for electronics are far more practical.
- Planning outdoor activities for the afternoon. The 2 PM to 5 PM slot is when the heaviest rain typically falls across Metro Cebu. Mornings are your window for the Parian heritage walk, Tops Lookout in Busay, and any beach time on Mactan.
- Assuming flights won't be affected by weather elsewhere in the Philippines. Even if Cebu is clear, typhoons tracking through Luzon or eastern Visayas can cascade into flight disruptions at Mactan-Cebu International. Check PAGASA forecasts for the broader region, not Cebu alone.
Practical tips for October
Book accommodation with free cancellation, since PAGASA typhoon warnings can wipe out 1-3 days of plans with little notice. Keep screenshots of your bookings on your phone, as mobile data can drop during storms across parts of Lahug and the uptown areas. Carry cash alongside cards because ATMs at SM City Cebu, Ayala Center, and Robinsons Galleria Cebu go offline during power interruptions. Bring your own supply of any prescription medications rather than relying on smaller pharmacies outside the hospital cluster near Fuente Osmeña. If visiting the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño or the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, cover shoulders and knees. For Kawasan Falls canyoneering or Bohol day trips via OceanJet from Pier 1, book with operators that offer weather-related rescheduling at no extra cost. Morning departures for any boat-based activity from the Mactan piers are safer bets than afternoon ones, both for weather and sea conditions.
FAQ
Is October a good time to visit Cebu?
October is the least favorable month for weather in Cebu. It records the most rainfall of any month at roughly 349mm, rain falls on about 22 of the month's 31 days, and typhoon risk is at its annual peak. That said, accommodation rates across Metro Cebu and Mactan hit their lowest point of the year, crowds are minimal, and indoor draws like Museo Sugbo, the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, and Cebu's lechon restaurants from Zubuchon to the Talisay roasting houses remain fully accessible. If your dates are flexible, February through April offers far more reliable conditions. If October is your only window, focus on the Parian heritage circuit, Carbon Market food crawls, and rainy-evening meals in the IT Park district, keep plans adaptable, and bring proper rain gear.
What is the weather like in Cebu in October?
Warm and very wet. Temperatures are comfortable year-round in Cebu, and October is no exception. The challenge is roughly 349mm of rainfall spread across about 22 rainy days, combined with 87% humidity that makes everything feel warmer than the thermometer reads. That still leaves roughly 9 days each month that stay dry or see only light, passing showers. Mornings usually start partly clear across the uptown neighborhoods around Banilad and Lahug. Clouds build by late morning over the Cebu Strait, and heavy rain typically arrives around 2 PM, lasting 1-3 hours before easing by evening. Low-lying areas near the Guadalupe River and along Colon Street flood the fastest.
Is Cebu crowded in October?
No. October is deep low season. Hotel occupancy drops well below the January-through-April high season, and major heritage sites like Fort San Pedro and the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño see a fraction of their usual visitors. You'll rarely wait in line at Casa Gorordo Museum in Parian, and restaurants that require reservations in peak months accept walk-ins. The trade-off is that some smaller dive operators on Mactan, particularly the outfits in the Maribago and Buyong area, may run limited schedules or consolidate group sizes due to low demand.
Can you still go island hopping from Cebu in October?
Sometimes, but not reliably. Sea conditions in the Cebu Strait and the Mactan Channel can turn rough during storm systems, leading to cancellations of small-boat tours to Hilutungan Island and Olango Island. OceanJet fast-craft ferries to Tagbilaran (Bohol) are more weather-resistant but still get suspended during PAGASA typhoon warnings at Signal 2 or higher. Plan island excursions for calm-weather windows early in the week, and always have an indoor backup ready in Metro Cebu.
Are typhoons dangerous in Cebu in October?
Typhoons are a genuine risk in October. Cebu's central Visayas location provides some geographic shielding compared to the eastern-facing coasts of Leyte and Samar, but storms still reach the region. They can bring destructive winds, storm surges along the Mactan coastline, and inland flooding near the Guadalupe and Mahiga rivers. Follow PAGASA advisories and stay indoors during Signal 2 or higher warnings. The established hotels in Cebu City and the resorts along Mactan's Punta Engaño coast are generally well-prepared for storm conditions.
Things to Do in Cebu in October
Free cancellation Whale Shark & Tumalog Falls & Sumilon Sandbar & Pescador Island with Sardines
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Free cancellation Bohol Countryside Tour from Cebu Loboc River Cruise with Lunch
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Free cancellation Whale Shark Encounter and Sumilon Sandbar with Kawasan Falls
Outdoor experience: 14 hours, free cancellation.
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Free cancellation From Cebu: Oslob Whale Shark Swimming & Moalboal Sardine Run Tour
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Free cancellation Cebu: Oslob Whale Shark Swimming and Kawasan Falls Canyoneering
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Free cancellation From Cebu: Island Hopping to 3 islands with BBQ lunch
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