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Habal-habal

You can rent a motorcycle to go around Tagbilaran City and Panglao Island. Be sure to ask for helmets. And do not ride in the night, like what Joan and I did.

Coming from the Citadel Inn in Alona, we rented a habal-habal for P70 an hour ( I think we got screwed), and rode to Dumaluan beach after lunch. I took us quite a while to reach the place but it was still all good. We then enjoyed the marvelous sand and sea. Around 5:00pm we packed up our things. But instead of heading back to Alona, we decided to go to Tagbilaran. Big mistake as it was already quite dark when we arrived in Tagbilaran city. We didn’t get to do anything in the city because we just hurried back our way. We got to the inn at around 7:00pm! Riding on a road with no streetlights and were everywhere are trees, is quite an experience. But I don’t recommend it to anyone.

Mode: AROUND

Type: Motorcycle

Fly with Cebu Pacific

Fly to Tagbilaran for as low as P288 with Cebu Pacific. Book your flights as early as possible. Also a tip for low fares would be to book your flight to on the middle of the week.

Flight is about an hour and 15 minutes.

Join their in-flight games and you will win Cebu Pac goodies. I did win a camera bag on my way to Bohol, when I won the name that tune. The song is from South Border, which is one of my favorite bands (hah!)

Mode: TO

Type: Airplane

Website: http://www.cebupacificair.com/