"Get the chance to travel and enjoy the leisure activities with the best places in Cebu City."
This church is famously known as the oldest Roman Catholic Church in the Philippines. Because most of the students on tour have different religions (some of them have none) being inside a historical church and learning about it is surely an experience they can’t forget.
This site embodies enduring love and contributes to Cebu's rich cultural heritage, attracting those interested in exploring the city's history and architecture. Often compared to the "Taj Mahal," the Temple of Leah in Cebu City stands as a testament to love, built by Teodorico Soriano Adarna in memory of his late wife, Leah Villa Albino Adarna.
Sirao Garden in Cebu is often called the ""Little Amsterdam."" It has many beautiful flowers like celosias, sunflowers, and other pretty plants. When you walk through the garden, you will see many different colors, like in a kaleidoscope. It's a magical experience for your eyes, making the garden a really special place to visit.
The students will get to know more about the history of the Philippines and Spain through this military defense structure. The fort is also a perfect way for the students to know why some Filipinos are lighter in skin color compared to others. A mini museum inside the fort serves as a quick educational trip to the Philippines’ history.
Visitors can indulge in activities such as snorkeling to explore the underwater beauty, bird watching in the Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary, and relaxing on the picturesque beaches. The island hopping experience typically includes visits to various islets and sandbars, providing a diverse and engaging tropical getaway for those seeking both relaxation and adventure.
