After our fulfilling Kawasan canyoneering experience, we
rented a multicab that would take us to Moalboal. This small town in Cebu’s
southwest part is deemed a world-class divers’ paradise because of its abundant
marine life. While it’s only my first time in Cebu, I can affirm that there are
magnificent diving spots all over the region.
Kawasan Canyoneering’s Addicting Charm
December 16, 2015
If
there’s something I’m most grateful for about this trip, it’s the fact that I
was accompanied by fellow adventure junkies. They’re Aujen’s MBA classmates and
while I imagine them in pensive moods when dealing with complex problems inside
the classroom, their personas outside are entirely different! I cannot imagine
going through all these things without companions as fun and as brave-hearted
as them.
Finding Serenity on Sumilon Island (+Where My Friends Ate the Famous Cebu Lechon)
December 16, 2015
If
you’re in Oslob, do not miss the serene Sumilon Island! Since we finished our
whale shark encounter before noon, we rented a boat for P2,000 and paid P50
each for the environmental fees. The island is called as such because of the
word sumilong which
means “to shelter.” They say stranded fishermen use the island as a refuge from
storms.
Swimming with the Massive Yet Graceful Oslob Whale Sharks
December 16, 2015
No
aquarium, regardless of how spacious and fancy it is, can replace the amazement
that comes with an actual exploration of the sea’s wilderness. This is why we
were so excited to visit Oslob. We arrived in Cebu at midnight and took a
20-minute cab ride going to Ceres Bus Terminal. Our bus ride lasted for almost
four hours. When we arrived at Brgy. Tan-awan, it was only 4 a.m., but instead
of booking a room (we were only there for a day tour anyway), we opted to pay
for a cottage where we could rest and charge our gadgets.
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