Cheap Flights from Puerto Princesa to Cebu from $7

The most densely populated island in the Philippines, the province of Cebu is known for her beauty, heritage and economic importance. Blessed with pristine white sand beaches, a plethora of sea life, breath-taking natural scenery and rich history, the province often tends to be an ideal getaway for domestic and international tourists. 

The main centre of commerce, education, industry and the capital of the Cebu - Cebu City, often known as “the Queen City of the South”, was the first capital of the Philippines. It has now transformed into a global hub for business as well as tourism. Due to its strategic placement, it lies in the midst of both air and sea traffic.

Getting to Cebu

The second busiest airport in the Philippines, the Mactan-Cebu International Airport hosts several flights. This airport houses two terminals which operate domestically as well as international flights respectively. Being an ideal destination for those who seek an adventure and travel to find purpose and even those who prefer to put up in luxury hotels, Cebu harbours approximately six million tourists annually. Flights from Puerto Princesa to Cebu are widely sought after to reach this exotic destination.

Tip: The Sinulog Festival, one of the biggest festivals in Asia, is held here every third weekend of January.

Flight details to Cebu

The distance between the two Philippine tourist attractions is roughly 580 kilometres. The journey typically takes 1 hour and 20 minutes without any halts. Owing to the proximity, there are many direct flights from Puerto Princesa to Cebu. These flights are facilitated by world-class carriers which include – Philippines AirAsia, Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines. However, there are some connecting flights too, with a layover at Manila. Generally, there are 5-6 flights from Puerto Princesa to Cebu per day and a majority of these are cheap flights from Puerto Princesa and direct flights to Cebu.

Tip: The Yellow Cares Buses at the Cebu South Bus Terminal has buses going to neighbouring cities at economical rates.

Exploring Cebu

Cebu strikes the perfect balance between natural and man-made attractions and houses a plethora of activities ranging from deep-sea diving to trekking that captures the attention of a number of tourists. Cebu has something for everyone. Cebu City hosts urban commerce and is ideal for bustling nightlife, Mactan Island is perfect for gorgeous isolated beaches and Moalboal, Oslo and Malapascua are excellent for tourists and budget-backpackers. 

The Carbon Market, Colon Street, Pasil Wet Market are among the many local markets where you can shop for a variety of items at low prices. As one the busiest and most developed hubs of the Philippines, the commute system is very well connected for tourist as well as locals. 

A steadily growing economy, Cebu’s tourism industry has been fuelled by these beautiful beaches, luxury hotels, exquisite diving spots, rich culture and heritage sites, which could take months to devour fully.

Well when it comes to cuisine, Cebu has its own fanbase. Some of the great local foods to eat are Puso rice, usually eaten in coconut leaves making it easy to carry anywhere. Indulge yourself in hot bowl soup of Pochero during the cold weather. Try deep-fried Spring RollNgohiong, which is made of bamboo shoots and goes well with a bowl of rice.

Tip: You can find the world-famous lechon, a roasted pig dish.

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