Recommended guide to the must-see islands for island hopping in Cebu, Philippines

🏝️ Sumilon Island
🌊 A paradise for marine life🌊
Located on the southeast coast of Cebu, Sumilon Island is the first marine life sanctuary in the Philippines. There is only one resort on the island. It is recommended to stay here for one night and enjoy the private beach. Each room faces the sea. You can see the blue sky and turquoise water by the swimming pool, and you can snorkel when you go out. Although it only takes 30-40 minutes to walk around the island, there are many activities on the island. Sumilon Island is very close to Oslob. It is recommended to visit Oslob together. You can snorkel and see whale sharks, and experience the two famous attractions of Blue Water Sumilon Island and southern Cebu.

🏝️ Caohagan Island
🌴 Tranquil Forget-your-sorrow Island🌴
Shiseido Island, also known as Forget-your-sorrow Island, is surrounded by lush palm and coconut trees, silver-white beaches, clear waters, and gentle sea breezes. The sea water is crystal clear, the water near the island is turquoise, and it turns sapphire blue farther away. The island retains the original appearance of the aborigines. It is a simple small village where residents are self-sufficient and leisurely. The fishermen who sell seafood on the island will cook the freshly caught seafood in a primitive way and sell it to Tourists.

🏝️ Nalusuan Island
🐠 A popular choice for island hopping🐠
Nalusuan Island is the smallest island in Cebu and can be circled within 10 minutes. From a distance, the island is surrounded by endless shallows. Wade into the water from the beach and you can easily swim among corals and tropical fish. The water clarity and coral ecology here are very good, with water houses, piers, clear sea water, and large corals, like a simplified version of the Maldives. Because it is close to Cebu and has a unique environment, it has become a popular choice for island hopping.

🏝️ Hilutungan Island
🤿 A great place for snorkeling🤿
Hilutungan Island is also known as CoCo Island, named after the coconut trees that cover the island. The west coast of the island is planned as a marine ecological protection area, and the underwater landscape is very good. The sea depth of the island is only 2 to 3 meters, which is an ideal place for snorkeling. Since the waves are small and there are gentle shallows all around, it is a very suitable island for the whole family to explore the fun of diving together.