Dalaguete

Baricasa Island is an equatorial coral island, a small island in the middle of the sea. It is the site of the world-famous Baricasa fault. The Baricasa fault is said to have a sea-level drop of 1,000 meters and is listed as a marine protected area by the United Nations. The landscape is quite magnificent. Baricasa Island is also home to many diving enthusiasts, featuring a drift in the water overlooking the big fault of Baric Casa.

Virgin Island is a small uninhabited island. The beachs around the island appear with the tides for only a few hours every day. It is amazing to see the beautiful trailing beaches during low tides and most of the island going under the water when the water level rises. There are two soft sandbanks extending from the Virgin Island, and it is very comfortable to walk on them. The seabed outside the sandbank is full of seaweed.

Oslob Whale Shark Watching point is located in the southern part of the province of Cebu. It was originally a small fishing village. Later, when whale sharks were found, the villagers fed whale sharks and gradually developed a "free-range" whale shark watching point. You can go whale shark watching on a boat, or you snorkel or dive and swim with whale sharks. You have to set out early in the morning to see the whale sharks as that's when they can be observed.

Ink is famous for its sardine storm, where sardine storms can be seen as diving, snorkeling or free diving, as the sardine family lives all year round and they are just a few meters below the water. In the ink treasure, you can see different sardines. For those who like fish, the sardine snorkeling is very attractive.