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Resort Cebu

Name: Resort Cebu
Address: Aranas Street, Landing, Catarman, Liloan, Cebu, Liloan, Cebu, PH
Price range: $$

Hotels & Resorts · Liloan, Cebu

Small three-star resort in Catarman with an outdoor pool, restaurant, and garden near the lighthouse.

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Resort Cebu

Resort Cebu is an intimate three-star property in Catarman, Liloan, just a short walk from the historic Bagacay Point Lighthouse. It has around six air-conditioned rooms, an outdoor pool, a restaurant, a bar, and a garden terrace. The quiet setting makes it a convenient base for exploring Liloan's coastline.

What's on offer

Amenities & services

Outdoor swimming poolRestaurantBar/loungeTerraceGardenAir-conditioned roomsFree WiFiFree parkingSoundproof rooms

Wayfinder route

Getting to Liloan

Take a Liloan-bound jeepney or bus north along the highway to the town proper near Liloan Church.

Liloan's Pier 88 is also the departure point for ferries to Poro in the Camotes Islands.

Leaves from Cebu North Bus Terminal

Journey time 30-45 minutes

Getting around Tricycles run to Bagacay Point and around Silot Bay in about 10-15 minutes.

Arriving at Mactan-Cebu International Airport, take a taxi, Grab or airport bus across to Cebu North Bus Terminal and pick up the route above. Allow extra time for bridge traffic at peak hours.

Fares and journey times are indicative and change with traffic, season and operator. Confirm locally before you travel.

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Nearby destinations

Diving & Snorkeling

Silot Bay Marine Sanctuary

Liloan

A community-managed marine sanctuary near Metro Cebu with healthy coral reefs and diverse marine life for snorkeling and diving.

Churches & Temples

San Fernando Rey Parish Church

Liloan

A historic Spanish colonial-era church dedicated to Saint Ferdinand, serving as the spiritual center of Liloan municipality.

Historical Sites

Bagacay Point Lighthouse

Liloan

A Spanish-era, American-built lighthouse from 1905 on a Liloan hilltop overlooking the Mactan Channel, now a National Historical Landmark.