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Surrounded by the lush Malumpati Forest municipal watershed and park, this resort features a natural swimming pool measuring 20 meters wide, 40 meters long, and about 3 to 4 meters deep at the center. Its cool, clear waters flow to the Bugang River - the cleanest inland river in the country.

TIbiao River is an ecotourism destination with whitewater rapids that are perfect for river tubing and kayakling. It is also lined with some riverside resorts that offer outdoor "kawa" baths - or a hot spa bath inside a big kawa or cauldron.

Cebu is an excellent place for dolphin watching, with destinations such as Tanawan in Oslob and the Tañon Strait being known for dolphin sightings. Types of dolphins seen in these parts include spinner dolphins, spotted dolphins, and bottlenose dolphins.

The Central Cebu Protected Landscape (CCPL) is a protected area that spans 29,062 hectares. It is a haven for wildlife watchers,  being home to a long list of threatened species, such as the Cebu flowerpecker, black shama, and the Cebu cinnamon tree, to name a few.

Formerly known as the St. Francis of Assisi Parish, the Archdiocesan Shrine of St. Francis of Assisi was established by Augustinian friars in 1829. It is one of Cebu's most notable historical and religious landmarks.

Noted as the "Cleanest Inland Body of Water" in the country, Bugang River traverses the towns of Pandan and Antique and offers different recreational activities such as swimming, bamboo rafting, and trekking to the river's headspring. 38 species of fish belonging to 30 genera and 20 families were recorded in a November 2013 to March 2014 survey of Bugang River.

This pristine beach on the northern shore of Boracay Island, is known for its grainy sand and abundant puka shells where it gets its name from. It is a popular pitstop in island-hopping tours.

Ilig-iligan Beach is one of the more pristine beaches of Boracay. Located on the northeasten coast of the island, it has hardly any establishments and is reminiscent of the island's simpler state.

Diniwid Beach offers a quieter beach experience while still being located near the main establishments and amenities. It is marked by white sand and clear blue waters overlooked by some hilltop and beachfront resorts.

D'Mall Boracay is Boracay Island's central shopping and food hub. The al fresco complex is lined with a good selection of restaurants and gift shops where you can buy your beach essentials and souvenirs.