The adventure awaits
The Philippines is a country where you can swim under a waterfall, eat something you'd never expect, and enjoy a view that looks like it's from another planet—all in a single day. This trip takes you from Cebu City to the south of the island for waterfalls, mountains, and street food you'll remember longer than any Michelin-starred restaurant. A motorbike, an open road, and a camera—that’s all you need. Plus, a seven-day route that I traveled myself, along with personal tips I only share with friends. And the rest? An average tourist will never know. You can. In Cebu, you'll need to pay for taxi transfers + a motorbike rental for 5 days.
The Philippines is a country where you can swim under a waterfall, eat something you'd never expect, and enjoy a view that looks like it's from another planet—all in a single day. This trip takes you from Cebu City to the south of the island for waterfalls, mountains, and street food you'll remember longer than any Michelin-starred restaurant. A motorbike, an open road, and a camera—that’s all you need. Plus, a seven-day route that I traveled myself, along with personal tips I only share with friends. And the rest? An average tourist will never know. You can. In Cebu, you'll need to pay for taxi transfers + a motorbike rental for 5 days.
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Day 1
Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time. Depending on your energy levels and time, you can explore what Ayala Mall has to offer, which is right next to your accommodation, and grab something good to eat there. Or, if you're in the mood for a bit of history right from the start, go check out the Mactan Shrine and Lapu-Lapu Monument not far from the airport. Mactan is the name of the island where you'll be landing – that's where the Cebu airport is located.
Day 2
Maayong buntag! Welcome to Cebu. Cebu is the second-largest Philippine city, which is far from being as hectic as Manila, and it's exactly that pleasant kind of Asian urban chaos - cars, scooters, wires, a ton of people, and a bit of a mess. It's worth visiting some of the main city landmarks, such as Magellan's Cross and also the nearby Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral. Or just wander the streets and explore - the city is big, and the locals will wave at you. For getting around the city, you can use apps like Grab or Maxim. Compared to European prices, taxis (either a car or a guy on a scooter can pick you up) are ridiculously cheap, just like renting a motorbike for traveling around the island.
Maayong buntag = Good morning
Day 3
You'll set off on a journey to the southern half of the island for a beautiful beach and we'll taste a favorite dish of the local Filipinos. You have a lot to look forward to, today will be wonderful!
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
In-app guideincluded
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Just pay a deposit of $1,696 today and pay the balance by 10/31/2026
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itinerary by Jan Stefanek
The adventure awaits
The Philippines is a country where you can swim under a waterfall, eat something you'd never expect, and enjoy a view that looks like it's from another planet—all in a single day. This trip takes you from Cebu City to the south of the island for waterfalls, mountains, and street food you'll remember longer than any Michelin-starred restaurant. A motorbike, an open road, and a camera—that’s all you need. Plus, a seven-day route that I traveled myself, along with personal tips I only share with friends. And the rest? An average tourist will never know. You can. In Cebu, you'll need to pay for taxi transfers + a motorbike rental for 5 days.
The Philippines is a country where you can swim under a waterfall, eat something you'd never expect, and enjoy a view that looks like it's from another planet—all in a single day. This trip takes you from Cebu City to the south of the island for waterfalls, mountains, and street food you'll remember longer than any Michelin-starred restaurant. A motorbike, an open road, and a camera—that’s all you need. Plus, a seven-day route that I traveled myself, along with personal tips I only share with friends. And the rest? An average tourist will never know. You can. In Cebu, you'll need to pay for taxi transfers + a motorbike rental for 5 days.
Deposit
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time. Depending on your energy levels and time, you can explore what Ayala Mall has to offer, which is right next to your accommodation, and grab something good to eat there. Or, if you're in the mood for a bit of history right from the start, go check out the Mactan Shrine and Lapu-Lapu Monument not far from the airport. Mactan is the name of the island where you'll be landing – that's where the Cebu airport is located.
Day 2
Maayong buntag! Welcome to Cebu. Cebu is the second-largest Philippine city, which is far from being as hectic as Manila, and it's exactly that pleasant kind of Asian urban chaos - cars, scooters, wires, a ton of people, and a bit of a mess. It's worth visiting some of the main city landmarks, such as Magellan's Cross and also the nearby Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral. Or just wander the streets and explore - the city is big, and the locals will wave at you. For getting around the city, you can use apps like Grab or Maxim. Compared to European prices, taxis (either a car or a guy on a scooter can pick you up) are ridiculously cheap, just like renting a motorbike for traveling around the island.
Maayong buntag = Good morning
Day 3
You'll set off on a journey to the southern half of the island for a beautiful beach and we'll taste a favorite dish of the local Filipinos. You have a lot to look forward to, today will be wonderful!
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Just pay a deposit of $1,696 today and pay the balance by 10/31/2026
Overall trip rating
