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BEST CAMOTES ISLAND TOURIST SPOTS
Camotes Island is a picturesque – and in our opinion, wholly underrated – island off the east coast of Cebu. Whilst a popular weekend destination for Cebu City residents, Camotes Island has stayed off the radar of foreign and even most domestic tourists. We personally think it has a lot to offer, which is why we’ve rounded up the 9 best Camotes Island tourist spots to check off your list if you’re planning a visit to this beautiful island.
Camotes Island is actually comprised of four separate islands – the main three which are Pacijan, Poro and Ponson, as well as Tulang Diot, a tiny island off the northern tip of Pacijan. Pacijan and Poro islands are connected by a causeway, so it’s easy to travel between the two on land. Ponson is separated from the others, and for this reason we didn’t get to explore it as we stuck to the two that were easy to go between.

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9. Century Old Tree
Last up on our list of Camotes Island tourist spots is the Century Old Tree in Tudela on Poro Island. As its name suggests, this 100+ year old Acacia tree is a sight to behold, with sprawling branches and widespread roots.

At some point, the local government constructed a basketball court beside the tree, but after years of neglect, the court looks almost as old as the tree itself! The whole scene gives off very post-apocalyptic vibes and is an awesome spot to snap a photo whilst this majestic tree still stands.

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8. AGORA Market & San Francisco Bay Walk
Your trip to Camotes Island in Cebu wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the AGORA Market along the San Francisco Baywalk, one of the top Camotes Island tourist spots. Located immediately before the causeway from Pacijan to Poro Island, here you’ll find an array of delicious street food, fresh produce, dried fish and even toys.

It’s best to visit AGORA Market in the early evening once the weather has cooled down. You can take a stroll along the baywalk before grabbing a bite to eat at a multitude of vendors, selling everything from burgers and barbecue to pungko-pungko and lechon.

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7. Busay Falls
What’s a travel guide without a waterfall! Busay Falls is a small but beautiful cascade on Poro Island in Camotes. One of only two waterfalls in Camotes – Panganuron Falls being the other – Busay Falls is a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

You’ll only be able to take your motorbike or car so far, and then you’ll be required to hike around 10 minutes to Busay Falls. The hike isn’t terribly challenging, but it does require two river crossings so be sure to wear shoes that you don’t mind getting wet.

Whilst not a very big waterfall, the water at Busay Falls is a beautiful Gatorade blue like many of the other waterfalls in Cebu, making it an awesome spot to have a refreshing dip. At the top of the first waterfall is a cave with another tier and swimming hole inside, which you can potentially climb beyond, but we never made it that far.

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6. Lake Danao
Lake Danao is another must-visit Camotes Island tourist spot to add to your itinerary. This serene lake is in the northern part of Pacijan Island, about 15 minutes from San Francisco Port. Affectionately known by locals as Lovers Lake, Lake Danao has a reputation for being a popular date destination for young couples.

The best way to enjoy Lake Danao is by boat, kayak, or other types of interesting floatation devices available for hire at several rentals along the shore. If you’re looking for more of a thrill, there’s also a zipline from one side of the lake to the other. After working up a sweat, you can fuel up on food at the restaurant, serving up classic Filipino dishes.