On our first week to Cebu, Philippines we immediately enjoyed the pristine waters of the south. We frolicked the crystal clear waters of Sumilon Island and Moalboal Cebu.
Getting To Sumilon Island
From Cebu South Bus Terminal take the bus via Oslob. Travel time takes approximately 4-5 hours.
Via car is faster. Don't worry about getting lost. There are road signs on the way to guide you where the port to Sumilon island is. Also, don't be afraid to ask around.
We parked our vehicles at the Oslob port and took a 15-20 minute pump boat ride to the island.
[photo above: Oslob port to Sumilon Island]
Entrance fee (Day Use)
Rates are P2,000 during weekdays (Mon - Fri) and P2,500 during weekends (Sat-Sun and public holidays).
My brother-in-law is a Bluewater member. This cost him Php 11,000.00 per year. One benefit is free entrance to any Bluewater resorts: Maribago, Sumilon Island, Panglao, Bohol for one year. A member can bring with him/her up to 4 guests. He also gets discounts at restaurants among others.
This is actually a good deal if you have a big family or love to host events, who live in Cebu, Philippines and love the beach life.
Yay, we made it!
Baby be like, "Mommy, not right now, I'm looking at seashells!"
Other than swimming, Sumilon Island offers activities like kayaking which costs Php150/30 minutes, biking at Php150/hour, spa, day tour.
Buffet Rates
Guests are not allowed to bring food inside. Buffet rates are P1,250 nett per person (50% discount for ages 5-11 years old, ages 4 years old and below are free).
We had our lunch at the Pavilion. Food is a bit pricey but it was great nonetheless.
For more info at Bluewater Sumilon Island, visit their website here.
Moalboal Cebu
After lunch, we headed to the opposite side of the south of Cebu to Moalboal. We stayed at Club Serena Resort for the night. Food is awesome moreover the rates are reasonable. And oh... we got the treehouse for our room.
Our little boy loves it there too.
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aviator: [here]
