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Cebu/Mactan Island
	Cebu City Go to the notable Sto. Nino Basilica and Magellan's Cross. Fort San Pedro and the San Carlos University (Cebu Japanese headquarters during WWII) with its museum famous for its archaeological diggings and butterfly collection. Take on the scenic view of the city from the Taoist Temple at Beverly Hills. Shop for quaint local handicrafts at the Carbon market.

Mactan Island

Drive to Maribago or Marigondon or Carcar (whichever is more convenient) and take the motorized banca to cruise from mainland Cebu to Mactan island. Fantastic beaches beckon for lunch and superb watersport.

Cebu Island Hopping

Reach the three (3) islands via an exciting motor banca ride from Sulpa to Sta. Rosa to a cluster island with its sandbar, coral reef, inviting clear water and white sandy beach.

Iloilo
Iloilo City Begin on JM Basa St., Iloilo City's main downtown street with its colonnial buildings. Move on to Fort San Pedro, the old Spanish Fort offering a panoramic view of the sea and Guimaras Island. Then, off to the Gothic Molo Church, flower gardens of Arevalo, Molo Orphanage, the Antillan houses of Jaro and the Iloilo Museums.

Bacolod
	Bacolod City Bacolod summons you to plunge into its gleaming whitesand beaches, resorts and coral reefs. Play a round of golf, shop for antiques, ceramics, and rare orchids. Delight in its superb seafood and native delicacies sweeter than its reputation as the "Sugar Capital" of the Philippines.

Kalibo
Ati-atihan Every third week of January, the seaside town of Kalibo in the province of Aklan, erupts in a rowdy mardi-gras-style celebration in honor of the Sto. Nino, or Christ child. Costumed merrymakers blacken their faces with soot and dance in the streets, recalling the aboriginal natives called Aetis. Thus, the word ati-atihan, "like the Aeites".

Boracay/Nabas
	Boracay Boracay is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful in the world. It is richly endowed in beach pleasure, yet it remains relatively unknown. In an archipelago of more than 7,000 islands, Boracay is one that most resembles the images of a tropical paradise.