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Mt. Hambubuyog is a hidden treasure in the town of Ginatilan, Cebu. This mountain is perfect for everyone who loves nature and adventure. With its beautiful views, green forests, and hiking trails, it is a great place to escape and enjoy the outdoors.
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At the top, you’ll be treated to a breathtaking view of the ocean and nearby islands, a perfect spot for nature photography. The hike to the top takes you through a diverse landscape, from lush greenery to a variety of trees, keeping you intrigued and excited throughout.
The trail up to Mt. Hambubuyog is easy to follow and not too hard, making it great for both beginners and experienced hikers. The mountain is less crowded than other tourist spots so you can have a peaceful and relaxing experience.
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WHAT CAN YOU DO AT MT. HAMBUBUYOG
Hiking: Walk through beautiful forests and green areas on a well-marked trail. This trail is suitable for beginners.
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Taking Photos: The top offers fantastic views of the ocean, nearby islands, and lovely scenery. It’s a perfect spot for picture-taking.
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Camping: If you like camping, set up a tent and spend a night under the stars. Just make sure camping is allowed and you follow many local rules.
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Picnicking: Bring some snacks and enjoy a peaceful picnic. Find a quiet spot to sit and relax, away from the crowds, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the surroundings.
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HOW TO GET THERE?
Exact Location: Ginatilan, Cebu, Philippines
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin the location “Mt. Hambubuyog.”
By Commute: From Cebu South Bus Terminal ask the driver or conductor to drop you off at Ginatilan Bus Terminal. From there, you hail a motorcycle or habal-habal to bring to the peak. Follow the trail and it will lead you to the Mt. Hambubuyog.
It’s 2024 and his grave has now become a tourist spot…
Rico Yan was one of the most beloved actors during his live acting career. Even after his death, his name continues to be relevant.
But what really made Rico Yan so famous?
The Legacy of Rico Yan
Rico Yan starred in many local movies and series, however, there were notable movie castings that made him rise to the fame that he has today.
MULA SA PUSO
A 1997 series that ran through until 1999. The series had 537 episodes. This series was one of the castings that made Rico Yan a household name for the Filipino people. The series also starred famous actress Claudine Barreto and actor Patrick Garcia. The series runs around the life story of Via (Claudine Barreto).
The story started at Via’s 18th birthday where she was betrothed to her childhood friend Michael (Diether Ocampo) where she was also kidnapped but was later rescued by Gabriel (Rico Yan) who became her new love interest. Via must now choose between Michael and Gabriel while uncovering the secrets of her mother, Magda.
FLAMES: THE MOVIE
Originally a TV show series, but was eventually transformed into a movie in 1997. Also, the movie was just like the original tv show since it was divided into two episodes. This movie was one of the casting that gained Rico Yan his fame. The movie also starred famous tv personalities Jolina Magdangal (Leslie), Marvin Agustin (Butch), Kaye Abad (Jenny) and many more.
DAHIL MAHAL NA MAHAL KITA
One of the famous Filipino movies of all time, this 1hr and 50 min. show was apparently the one that made Rico Yan so famous in the industry. This 1998 movie casted some of the famous names in the acting show business.
The story revolves around Mela (Claudine Barreto) an airhead brat who is trying to catch the attention and win over Miguel (Rico Yan), the campus nerd and geek. However, due to the huge difference in their personality, will Mela be able to change for love?
GOT 2 BELIEVE
A 2002 series that starred Claudine Barreto, was also one of the movies that made Rico Yan a trademark in the acting industry. The story was all about Tony’s desperate quest to find love. Where she met Lawrence (Rico Yan), who was a photographer who offered to help Tony to find her ideal man. Ultimately, the story is how the both of them discover the true definition of true love.
— Rico Yan’s rise to fame became an inspiration to all Filipinos who also want to tread the path of show business. His untimely demise became a tragic event for all. Nevertheless, this never prompted his fame to wane. It even became the reason why his popularity increased among the Filipino masses.
Cebuano schools are rumored to have bone-chilling horror stories, and paranormal enthusiasts are getting crazy about them!
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The Horrors in Cebuano Schools
Countless urban legends surround Cebuano schools, one of which are horror stories circulated orally, which includes the rumored construction of most schools atop old cemeteries, ghost sightings, and rumored murder killings inside these places.
However, one chilling story has stood out among these horror narratives, and it is the story of Minda Mora. But who is she?
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According to the alleged eyewitnesses and certified Cebuano marites, Minda Mora was a student of a well-renowned school in Cebu who was fond of performing arts. Unfortunately, one day…
She never came home.
The Misery and Wrath of a Girl
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Her excellence in the field came along with Minda Mora’s fascination with the performing arts. However, fate is truly envious of geniuses. So, one night, she stayed late in school for a stage rehearsal, and unfortunately, she never came home.
According to some oral accounts, Minda Mora was rumored to have been raped and killed by the school’s security guards in the theater center she was in. However, some narratives say that different individuals murdered her.
Her cruel fate and love for performing arts tied her resentment and wrath to the school’s cultural arts center. Apparently, when a person or a group of people interrupts an inexperienced performer, the ghost of Minda Mora will allegedly do something bad to them days after the performance.
Since then, brash comments, interruptions, and clamors during performances in the school’s cultural centers were never heard of again.
— Horror stories have become integral to Filipino culture since the olden days. Parents even use some of them to instill discipline in their children, while some historical hearsays state that the Spaniards used them to scare the natives so they could do their bidding when the natives hid in their homes after being scared by these stories.
How about you, Sugboanon? Do you believe in the myth of Minda Mora? Or do you have any interesting and chilling horror stories? Share them in the comment section down below!
Filipinos’ love for food is immense, especially so during festivals and special celebrations. However, do you know how many calories the foods that we consume contain?
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Well, we are here to tell you how many calories are in usual Filipino dishes!
Adobo
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A staple Filipino dish which is particularly known for its tangy and savory taste, which is especially famous in Luzon areas. This dish is currently considered as the country’s national dish.
Adobo is commonly made from chicken or pork meat. Generally, a serving of an adobo is around 85 to 113 grams. However, the calorie count per serving differs depending on the type of meat used for the dish. Chicken adobo is usually around 250 – 300 calories, while pork adobo is usually at a higher count which is around 300 – 350 calories.
Lechon Baboy
A dish that the Cebuano people pride themselves in. This dish is commonly found in celebrations, and is famously known for its crispy skin and savory well-cooked meat. However, be careful since this food has sent many people to hospitals already.
Lechon is generally made from suckling pigs to take advantage of its tender meat which the dish is also known for. On average, a serving of it which is around 100 grams has a calorie count of 242 calories.
Lumpia
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Along with Lechon, Lumpia has also found itself in the domain of the staple party foods of Filipino celebrations. This dish has recently become the number one target of Filipino party-goers. Currently, Lumpia has many variations and along its numerous varieties comes the different calorie count for every variant.
Lumpia apparently has 3 variations which are lumpiang shanghai, lumpiang sariwa and lumpiang togue. Lumpiang shanghai which is generally the smallest version of lumpia and have a filling made out of pork is usually around 54 calories per 1 roll, lumpiang sariwa which is commonly made from raw or half-cooked vegetables on the other hand plays around at 90 calories per roll, while lumpiang togue which is generally just like lumpia shanghai but have sautéed bean sproutsas its filling has 101 calories per roll.
Sinigang
A well-loved Filipino dish especially during rainy days is famously known for its savory sour broth. The dish is best consumed while it is hot to fully savor the taste of its ingredients.
Just like any other Filipino food, sinigang has many variations, but the commonly known variant is the pork and seafood sinigang. Pork Sinigang is generally made from pork meat along with local Filipino vegetables like sitaw, okra, kangkong etc. The dish usually offers 457 calories per bowl (702g).
Beef Kare-Kare
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This dish apparently has had its origins from the Kari dish Moro people of South Philippines. The dish apparently got its inspiration from Thai fish curry. The Kapampangans were the one who further evolved the dish to the Kare-Kare that we know today by adding local flavors to it.
Kare-Kare is generally made from oxtail added with local vegetables and spices like the banana heart, and what’s more interesting is that peanut butter has been added to the dish to give it a Filipino touch. Currently, the dish contains 523 calories per serving.
Sizzling Pork Sisig
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When there’s inuman, there’s sizzling pork sisig. This dish currently found its way to the heart of inuman celebrations of the Filipino people. The food apparently serves as an accompaniment for alcoholic drinks during inumans.
Sizzling Pork Sisig is commonly made of mixed parts of a pig such as minced pork meat, ears and face. The dish also has chicken liver in it to add more flavors to the food. A serving of sisig which is 182 grams contains 515 calories.
Leche Flan
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One of the most famous Filipino desserts which is usually eaten during Christmas celebrations or served as an ingredient of the Philippines’ famous halo-halo.
Leche Flan is generally just made out of egg yolks, evaporated and sweetened condensed milk, and topped with caramelized sugar to further sweeten the dish. The dessert has a calorie count of 364 calories per 100g grams.
Pancit Canton
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Pancit Canton is also one of the dishes that is served in Filipino parties especially during birthdays and wedding receptions. The dish apparently symbolizes a long and happy life. However, pancit is also sometimes served on dinner tables.
The traditional pancit canton is usually made out of noodles made from dried eggs, pork belly or tenderloin, chicken broth and some local and imported vegetables and spices. Pancit canton actually contains 334 calories per serving.
Arroz Caldo
While pork sisig is an inuman accompaniment, arroz caldo is the complete opposite. This dish is commonly used to treat people with hangovers after an all-out drinking party with your friends.
Arroz caldo is a Filipino rice porridge dish that is the combination of rice, chicken, fish sauce and local Filipino ingredients. The dish is best consumed hot. Despite its simple ingredients, the dish actually contains 684 calories per bowl (2 cups or 549 grams).
Bulalo
A savory broth dish that is especially best consumed when hot. Along with arroz caldo, bulalo is also a relief dish for a hangover after an inuman.
Traditionally, bulalo is commonly made from beef shank added with corn cobs, bok choy and other local ingredients. However, despite the amount of ingredients the dish has it only contains 158 calories per cup serving which is around 245 grams.
— Food truly is a bliss no matter the occasion. However, let us remember that it is important to know the nutritional value of the food that we consume to maintain a healthy body and mind. Stay healthy fellow, Sugboanons!
In a world where being open and authentic to oneself can be challenging, Jason Mraz, a singer who is known for his heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies and the artist behind hits like “I’m Yours” and “Lucky,” revealed that he is bisexual.
Facing the Stigma of the 90’s
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For many years, Jason dated both men and women, but he didn’t talk much about it because he feared being mocked. Bisexuality in the 90’s was considered as part of a punchline, according to Mraz. He grew up on a conservative street in Virginia and didn’t want to disappoint his parents. However, when he married his ex-wife Christina Carano in 2015, it turns out that she became more than his wife but also a confidante who helped him understand and accept his bisexuality. His wife called it “two spirits,” a term used by native Americans for someone who loves both men and women.
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When Jason shared this part of his life, many fans and artists supported him. Known for his songs about love and happiness, Mraz made many people feel connected to him. It also helped others who were struggling with their own sexuality feel less alone.
By sharing his story, Mraz helped many fans, including those unsure about their sexuality, to face the challenges with bravery. They felt encouraged to accept themselves and live honestly, just like Mraz.
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Jason Mraz continues to spread messages of love and acceptance. His openness about being bisexual shows his commitment to these values. He wants everyone to feel love and be accepted no matter who they are or who they love. Honesty and courage make the world a better place for everyone.
Sugboanons, get ready to fly from Cebu to Singapore at an affordable price offered by Scoot Airlines!
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Singapore Flights Made Affordable!
Scoot, a Singaporean low cost airline offered a one-way flight from Philippines to Singapore at a relatively cheap rate. On July 2, 2024, Scoot priced their one-way flight from Philippines to Singapore at Php 2, 500.00 and taxes are already included in the rate too. However, an additional Php 550.00 shall be paid for the passenger service rate.
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Nevertheless, it is quite unfortunate that the promo Scoot offered already closed last July 7, 2024. For the people who were fortunate enough to have booked a plane ticket with Scoot, here are the flight schedules for Manila, Clark, Cebu and Davao flights:
Manila, Clark and Cebu:
July 23, 2024 – Oct. 27, 2024
Nov. 3, 2024 – Nov. 30, 2024
Feb. 4, 2025 – Mar. 29, 2025
Davao:
July 23, 2024 – Oct. 27, 2024
Nov. 3, 2024 – Nov. 30, 2024
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What To Do in Singapore?
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Singapore is famous for its numerous attractions and beautiful culture. However, to fully enjoy your trip, here are the best places to visit and best celebrations to attend to in Singapore:
DINING
Synthesis Bar
Bird Paradise
GINLEE
ATTRACTIONS
Katong-Joo Chiat
Sentosa
Marina Bay
Kampong Gelam
Little India
Merlion
FESTIVAL/CELEBRATIONS
Wellness Festival Singapore 2024 — June 21 to July 21, 2024
Mid-Autumn Festival — September 17, 2024
Grand Prix Season Singapore — September 13 – 22, 2024
Deepavali — October 29 to November 3, 2024
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— Traveling to other countries is a fun thing to do, but we should remember that we need to be careful during our trip to truly enjoy our tour. We should also be especially cautious to travel to other places now, since our country’s weather has started to become unstable due to the presence of hanging Habagat (Southwest Monsoon).
Cebuano fashion has always been a controversial topic for many Filipinos and Cebuanos alike, especially that the country is highly conservative due to the large influence of Catholic teachings. However, as eons went by, our fashion culture is slowly breaking out the norms of the country.
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Hence, we went on the busy streets of Cebu and asked the people of Cebu about their personal perspective on its current fashion scene.
An Expression
Princess Christine Literato shared that right now, fashion is how Cebuanos express themselves. Similarly, both Yoshi Cañete and Josh Plariza shared the same insights.
Moreover, Rizelle Caumeran shared that fashion is also a Cebuano’s outlet of expression. Like the way she dresses is how she expresses herself, it’s like how she’s telling the world who she is through the way she dresses.
Mackabuang or also known as Mack also views fashion in the same light as Princess and the other three. He remarked that fashion is “being who you are and how you express yourself.”
Additionally, Kamille Bascar, also views fashion as a self-expression. Further stating that fashion is an art and it’s an outlet one can express himself/herself or just “a way to be who you are.”
Further proving this point, Clarence expressed that fashion is an art, since art is how people express themselves and the way Cebuano people use fashion as an outlet for their personality, then fashion is truly an art.
Adaptation
Sniwel John Lenix Cartagena shared his sentiments that the fashion in Cebu is largely affected by the climate and weather of the country. That the clothing that an individual wears is dependent on how hot or how cold the surrounding environment is. This has also shown how versatile Cebuano fashion can be.
Pop Culture
Andrie Elizalde, who is apparently just a visitor of Cebu, shared his insights on the Cebuano fashion scene. He was actually impressed by the Cebuano fashion scene. According to him, our fashion is largely influenced by pop culture. Further adding that our current pop preferences are what’s affecting our personal choice of clothing.
Western Influence
For a high school student, the current fashion scene of Cebu is now slowly adapting to the Western influence, that the current generation of Cebuanos are integrating the Western style of dressing. She further added that the Western influence might be because of thrift stores that are mostly selling clothing that are largely influenced by Western fashion.
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— The Cebuano fashion scene is rapidly evolving due to numerous factors, but the question remains, is this a good thing for Cebuano culture? Well, time will tell. For now, let us just relish and enjoy the colorful fashion scene of modern Cebu.
Breaking up is harder than it seems, it is especially so if you don’t know the right place to commit the deed. But worry no more, we got your back!
Here are our top 7 places to break up with your partner!
Colon Street
Telling your partner that you want to break up is a really daunting thing to do. Hence, if you want to disappear immediately after telling your partner your decision to separate, then Colon Street is just right for you.
Colon is bustling with people all day long, hence, disappearing from your partner’s sight right after a break-up is quite an easy thing to do at this place. But you can’t just leave your partner out in the open while crying after a break-up, can you? Thus, the food spaces and shopping centers within the street’s vicinity is the perfect place to commit the act.
Plaza Independencia
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The place is relatively known for its collection of historical sites within its area. Moreover, the plaza also has secluded places away from the people that is perfect for an intimate talk. Hence, if you want a light-hearted break-up, Plaza Independencia is the perfect choice.
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You can decide to tour around the place while you reminisce about your memories for the past years, somewhat hinting a separation. After that, you can bring your partner to the plaza’s secluded spaces to seriously talk about your intentions.
Simala Shrine
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This place is particularly famous for its marvelous architectural structure. Simala Shrine is also a famous place of worship for devout Catholic believers making it a place perfect for break-ups if you respect each other’s decisions on matters.
The Shrine’s religious masses will surely give comfort to a heavy heart after a break-up. You can also pray on their religious relics to ask for forgiveness if you truly shattered your partner’s heart after your decision to separate with them.
However, if you are not religious enough to believe in prayers and masses. You can just tour the place and enjoy its amazing artistry to lighten up the heavy mood after the break up.
Temple of Leah
Dubbed as the “Taj Mahal of Cebu”, Temple of Leah is one of the architectural wonders in the island. Its amazing craftsmanship has awed thousands of visitors already. Furthermore, the temple is located on one of Cebu’s mountain peaks.
Its location on a mountaintop makes it a perfect location for shouting til nothing is left. Hence it is truly a splendid location for a romantic separation, because the place gives an individual an opportunity to shout at the top of their lungs to vent their frustrations after a break-up.
SM Seaside City Cebu
“We got it all for you,” true to their words, SM really has everything in their bag! SM Seaside offers you a wide array of entertainment spaces that are good places to host any events and happenings in your life.
Its numerous variety of entertainment spaces gives you a lot of choices to choose from. Hence, it is truly a perfect destination if you decide to break your relationship with your partner. Because in SM, you can dine, watch and shop after a break up that might lift up the somber atmosphere a little bit.
Northwest Beaches
The northwest beaches of Cebu are famously known for their white-sandy shorelines and clear coastal waters. Moreover, the sunset scenery in these places is truly a sight to behold. Thus, if you want to break up with your romantic partner, these places are perfect for you.
You can have a little fun while reminiscing your memories in the morning, you can then invite your partner to admire the amazing view of the sunset while you slowly talk to them about your decision to separate.
Bars
Bars have become a go-to destination for people who want to vent their frustration in life. Whether it be a family problem, financial difficulties or a failed relationship, you can see any kind of people in bars making a perfect place to have a break-up, since most people won’t care about the both of you if you’re having a little fight since they’re also facing problems. Moreover, the alcoholic beverages offered in these establishments are good to accompany a sorrowful heart. Below are places where the best bars in Cebu can be found:
Escario Street
Mango Avenue
A.S. Fortuna Street
Crossroads, Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue
Gorordo Avenue
—Well, there you have it folks, here is the end of our list, but remember that the list really doesn’t end here. Because break-up spaces really do depend on the current circumstances your relationship is in. Nevertheless, the places mentioned will truly be a big help to you if you’re still undecided where to tell your partner that you want to break up.
But if you still see a fighting chance that your relationship can be saved, then fight for it! The current dilemma your relationship is in might just be a challenge to further strengthen your bond with your romantic partner.
Five more Filipino native languages are now added to Google Translate!
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Google Translate has been the go-to translator by the majority of the people when they want to converse with people that have a different language than them. However, Google Translate only supported 133 languages, but a recent update has revealed that the translator is now supporting 110 more languages.
The Update
According to Google this act of adding 110 new languages to the translation tool is the biggest expansion that they had done yet. The languages that were added are mostly spoken by roughly 614 million people, about 8% of the world’s population.
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The languages mostly consist of African languages which mostly took up 25% of the 110 languages. It was further revealed that there are also languages that were only spoken by indigenous minorities while some have no native speakers but are currently under revitalization.
Filipino Native Languages Have Been Added Too!
Five Filipino native languages were added along with the 110 new languages that were recently added to Google Translate! The dialects are Waray, Bikol, Hiligaynon, Kapampangan and Pangasinan.
Waray
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A language which is the native spoken tongue of the Waray people, and second spoken language of the Akbanon people of Capul, Northern Samar, and other Cebuano speaking people of western and southern parts of Leyte. This dialect is currently the fifth most spoken dialect in the Philippines and a dialect that is native to Eastern Visayas.
Bikol
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A native language that is mostly spoken by the peoples of Bicol region. The speakers of this dialect can be commonly found in Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Sorsogon and the island provinces of Catanduanes and Masbate.
Hiligaynon
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Often referred to as Ilonggo or Binisaya, this dialect is one of the most spoken native languages in the country. This native language is commonly heard in the Western parts of Visayas, and South Cotabato.
Kapampangan
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This native language is the main spoken tongue of the people in the province of Pampanga and South of Tarlac. Currently, this language is one of the 8 main languages in the Philippines.
Pangasinan
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Not to be confused with the province Pangasinan, this is a language that is widely spoken by the people of Northern Tarlac and the majority of Pangasinan people. Currently, this native language is also part of the major languages used in the Philippines.
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— Technology is advancing really fast, and it is exciting to see what it can do in the future. However, it is also scary at the same time, since these advancements might also prove to become a threat to humans if it falls into the wrong hands.
Relish your eyes with the amazing sunset views of Cebu, while you strengthen your team unity and bond at the San Remigio Beach Club!
If you are looking for a place to further strengthen your bonds as a team, while also searching for spectacular sunset sceneries; then this place is for you! Sitting at the northwest region of Cebu Island, San Remigio presents a magnificent beach resort that will be able to satiate your hunger for water adventures and team building activities!
A beach resort that sits along the long coastline of San Remigio, San Remigio Beach Club is well-famed for its one of a kind activities and clear coastal waters!
San Remigio Beach Club
With a staggering maximum capacity of 350 persons, San Remigio Beach Club is truly a force to be reckoned with!
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San Remigio Beach club opened on May 12, 2002 and only started with native nipa huts. The place then later developed into a full blown beach resort which gave them the opportunity to open and introduce to their audience team building activities; which is what they’re known for since.
Aside from the amazing team building activities, you can also satiate your hunger and quench your thirst with their mouth-watering and exquisite food and beverage selections from the beach club’s own restaurant: Cafe Gloria. Furthermore, escape the unparalleled summer heat as you let yourself dip in their spectacular swimming pool and alluring white sand beach.
Solidify Your Team Unity!
San Remigio Beach Club offers different team building packages for your company, organization or even your group of friends!
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Currently, the beach club is offering 4 different team building packages:
Corporate Day Tour – A team building package perfect for your group if you do not wish to stay overnight in the resort.
Corporate Overnight – Have fun and have your rest at the resort! This team building package is perfect for your group if you do not wish to go home to the city right after your team building activities.
Corporate Day Tour w/ Dragon Boat Race – If you don’t want to spend the night at the resort, this is a team-building package that is ideal for your group. However, it is with a twist! Strengthen your bond with a dragon boat racing challenge!
Corporate Overnight w/ Dragon Boat Race – Enjoy yourself and get some rest at the resort! If your group would rather not head straight back to the city after your team building activities, this package is ideal for you. However, to further challenge your team’s unity and competitive spirit, this dragon boat race challenge will test those qualities.
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The Tower Activities
The Beach Club tower activities are the highlights of their team building events. The tower activities that the beach club offer are the following:
Zipline
Enjoy an aerial scenery of the whole resort as you glide through the wires of the zipline!
Rappelling
Test your ability to escape dangerous situations when you are atop a high rise structure!
Wall Climbing
Examine how far your cardiovascular and muscular endurance can go and find out the full extent of your muscular strength!
Maze Runner
This activity is a good opportunity to further evaluate your intelligence, memory and intuition!
Personal Review
As we alighted from the vehicle that we were in, the fragrant yet salty scent of the sea pleasantly assaulted our smells.
Afterwards, we were received by the warm radiance of the staff members of the beach club at the reception, which lifted our tired bodies and minds from the long trip. Furthermore, the mouth-watering foods also satiated our hungry taste buds.
In the wake of the afternoon sun, we relished our adventurous spirits with the beach club’s tower activities which included zipline, rappelling, wall climbing and maze runner. It was fun, exciting, and refreshing despite the heat of the sun.
At night, we joined the resort’s fun and explosive jamming session under the light of the halved moon.
Exact Location: Baybay, Tambongon, San Remigio, Cebu
By Commute: From Cebu North Bus Terminal, ride a bus going to Lambusan. Then, inform the bus conductor to let you off at Tambongon Integrated School, then ride a motor taxi going to San Remigio Beach club.
You can also commute using a taxi. Just tell the driver to drop you off at San Remigio Beach Club. The resort is easy to spot, since there are signs indicating where the beach club is located.
*Fare estimation: Air Conditioned Bus – Php 260.00, Regular Bus – Php 220.00, Black Taxi -Php 350.00
Motor Taxi – Php 20.00 to Php 30.00
*Taxi fare estimation: Php 1, 000.00 – Php 1, 500.00
By Car: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin the location “San Remigio Beach Club”.
By Company Van Service: The beach club offers pick up from anywhere in Cebu going to their beach resort.
*Van – Php 9,500.00 (good for 14 pax) – pick up & drop off
— And here’s more! The resort is currently working on the necessary paperworks to commence their island hopping, coastal tours and snorkeling activities! So, what are you waiting for? Reserve your rooms now and experience the stunning San Remigio Beach Club!
