JESY & I in CEBU

Coming from Iloilo, we arrived at Mactan Cebu International Airport.

It was our first time in Cebu. They have a rich culture and deep history. This is where the Spaniards came and “discovered” Philippines.

As we were on our way to our hotel, the driver of our cab offered us to tour us around the city. Sure!!!

This was at the Taoist Temple inside a subdivision called Beverly Hills.

That’s Jesy & Me!

Then after that, it was lunchtime!!! Kuya Ricardo, the driver of the cab, brought us to CnT Lechon. He said they serve the best Lechon in Cebu. When we got there, I was wondering, howcome there were only a few, and I mean a few people eating there. But after eating, when I turned around, the line was so long and the tables are full… Wow!

I was surprised to see that the people who are chopping the lechon were all women! Galing!!!

I am really not a big fan of Lechon, but when I tasted their lechon, it was the best! Yumm!!!

Then we were on our way to more tourist spots in Cebu!

On our way to Fort San Diego, we passed by a squatters’ area.

When we got there, while I was paying for our entrance, Jesy saw all those doves and pigeons, and went wild chasing them!!!

At the door of their museum. Too bad it was closed.

Hey! That’s me! (shadow :D)

Then to the Magellan’s Cross.

The actual Magellan’s Cross in encased in this cross here.

Then we cruised around Colon St. According to Kuya Ricardo, it was the first street built here in the Philippines.

Casa Gorordo. No photos allowed inside the museum.

Welcom to Lapu-Lapu City!!!

Right here was where the battle of Lapu-Lapu against Magellan happened. Cool huh?!

Just as we were leaving, I thought of buying a head band for my unruly hair. Then we came upon this guitar store. We actually bought one.

We bought this one —-^^^

Our last stop was Plantation Bay.

We went around and Jesy loved the place. So we decided to spend the next day there.

This was our room… Cozy!!!

Jesy enjoying the welcome treats!!!

We went for a swim at their salt water pool then I was off to shoot Dave & Eisa’s engagement.

Next day, Jesy was to leave for Manila. We had a big buffet breakfast that morning.

And this was the last photo of our trip…

I sure missed her when she left that day. This trip would be one of our many trips together. We had a blast! Thanks to all the people that made it more memorable. And special thanks to Jesy for coming with me on this trip! 😀