CAMOTES, THE MOST UNDERRATED AND THE LEAST VISITED PLACE IN CEBU!

🌴Considered as the ‘Lost horizon of the south’, Camotes refers to a group of islands in the Camotes sea, triangulated by the islands of Cebu, Bohol and Leyte.

🌴 It is home to the municipalities of San Francisco in Pacijan island, Poro and Tudela in Poro island and Pilar in Ponson island.

Mangodlong Rock in San Francisco (CTTO)

🌴 The highest point is Altavista, 388 metres (1,273 ft) above sea level, on Poro.

Bukilat Cave in the town of Tudela (CTTO)

🌴 Lake Danao in Pacijan island, which at 650 hectares (1,600 acres) is the largest freshwater lake in Cebu province.

Lake Danao in Pacijan island (CTTO)

🌴Porohanon or Camotes Visayan is spoken in the town of Poro only, and is one of the most endangered languages in the Visayas. Porohanon is distinguished by the way the locals substitute the /y/ sound for /z/. Example: maayong buntag (good morning) in Cebuano would be changed to maazong buntag in Porohanon

Buho Rock (image credit to travelingcebu.com)

🌴Camotes is blessed with many natural attractions from caves, waterfalls, a lake and a scenic mangrove forest.

Busay Falls in Tudela town (CTTO)

🌴 Compared to their counterparts in the mainland and even those in Bantayan island, the towns of Camotes are the least visited and the most underrated.

Timubo Cave and underwater lake (CTTO)

🌴Time to explore Camotes after the coronavirus because you deserve a vacation!