Cebu: Private Tour- Pescador+Moalboal+Canyoneering+Kawasan Falls

Start your journey from Cebu City. Experience an incredible natural and adventurous getaway to the coastal municipality of Moalboal. From White Beach, meet your guide who will take you to Pescador Island by boat. Glimpse dolphins jumping and playing along the way. 

At Pescador Island, snorkel among spectacular coral reef. Head to Panagsama Beach and grab the chance to meet sea turtles. Experience the sardine run, where you'll swim with a huge school of fish. Marvel at the sight of these shiny (and tiny) creatures swimming in perfect unison. 

Propose Itinerary:
• 4:00 am Pick up time
• 6:00 am Arrive in MOALBOAL BEACH
• 6-9:30 am Sardines run, sea turtles viewing, Pescador island
• 10am-1pm Canyoneering
• 2:00 PM Swimming, bamboo rafting @ Kawasan Falls
• 4:00 PM Departure going back to the hotel
• 7:00 pm Hotel

Please bring all your needed things for this adventure... have fun and enjoy!

Enjoy the beach of Moalboal Beach of Cebu.. as you do the beach swimming.
Moalboal has become famous for the thousands of sardines that swim along the shores of Panagsama Beach. Huge bait balls made up of thousands of fish can be seen just below the surface of the water. One of the great things about this activity is you can rent a snorkel at the beach and swim out to where the bait balls are, where the water drops from shallow to deep. It is a short and easy swim and the underwater view is unreal. Diving down and swimming amongst the giant balls of fish is an awesome experience. To find the bait balls, head further south down Panagsama Beach and swim straight out from the beach.

Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls is one of the can’t-miss adventures in Cebu. It involves traveling down the streams and springs through variety of means including jumping, swimming, walking, and climbing through rocks within the canyon. The adventure begins in the mountains of Badian and ends at Kawasan Falls.

The Pescador Island is an island off the coast of Moalboal in Southern Cebu. It is famous for the rich marine ecosystem that makes it an ideal spot for diving and snorkeling.
The name of the island was derived from the Spanish word "pescador" which translates to "fisherman". It was primarily inspired by the way fishermen catch an enormous number of fishes around the area during the Spanish colonial heritage.

The island only measures 50 meters in diameter but is 300 meters deep. Unlike other islands in Cebu, Pescador Island has no white sand beach, but it features coral rocks that almost cover the entirety of the place.

Pescador Island also doubles as a marine park where waters are abundant in aquatic animals. The island has numerous dive sites with various levels of water, ranging from shallow and deep levels. In the northeast side of the island, there are large sharp rocks, and pieces of corals from ages ago.