Private day trips from Cebu City to places you'll never forget

The best time to visit Cebu City is from December to May during the dry season when rainfall is minimal and temperatures are comfortable for exploring. March to May offers the warmest weather ideal for beach activities and island hopping adventures.

Cebu City uses the Philippine Peso (PHP) as its official currency. While some tourist establishments may accept US dollars, you'll get better exchange rates using pesos. ATMs are widely available, and credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers.

Filipino and English are the official languages of the Philippines, with Cebuano (Bisaya) being the local language in Cebu City. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels, restaurants, and by younger Filipinos, making communication easy for international visitors.

Yes, Cebu City is generally safe for travelers. The Philippines' tourism areas are well-monitored, and Cebu is considered one of the safer cities. Standard precautions like avoiding isolated areas at night, watching belongings in crowded places, and using registered transportation are recommended.

Popular day trip destinations from Cebu City include Mantayupan Falls and various coastal towns with waterfalls and historical sites. Daytrip makes it easy to customize your trip to places that might be hard to access without a car.

Pack lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for tropical climate, swimwear for beaches and waterfalls, waterproof sunscreen and insect repellent, comfortable walking shoes and water shoes for waterfalls, a hat for sun protection, and a light rain jacket for sudden showers.

Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) is the main airport serving Cebu City, located on Mactan Island about 6 miles (10 km) from downtown. It's the Philippines' second-busiest airport, offering extensive domestic and international connections with convenient transportation to the city.

Cebu City is known as the "Queen City of the South" and birthplace of Christianity in the Philippines. The city offers rich Spanish colonial history, vibrant festivals like Sinulog, excellent diving opportunities, stunning waterfalls, and serves as the gateway to beautiful Philippine beaches and islands.