Streets of Cebu
Here are a few pictures taken while walking along the streets of Cebu near the Colon district.
This kitchen does a bustling business on the corner of Paleaz and Santianco. It’s a rougher part of town but there are a number of hotels near that corner.
Sangcianko Street – youtube video of Sangcianco St in Cebu
A potential omlet…
Lite Shipping – Cebu to Ormoc ferry – youtube video – this ferry is the best way to get vehicles between Cebu and Leyte
MJ Marketing has great deals on women’s clothing.
Walking around Cebu City at Night – youtube video of the hustle and bustle at night in the Colon District – Cebu City
This electronics shop is across from City Towers (GV Towers), a new hotel on Osmena and Santianco.
Here the staff is putting couplings on the ends of 20 meters of tv cable I just bought. (20 pesos a meter)
Our Place Bar – youtube video of a bar on the decline
Making a furniture delivery.
tugboats – youtube video of tugboats working the Cebu waterfront
Busy intersection. You should see it at Christmas!
Drying clothes over the canal. Fighting cocks are present everywhere in the Philippines.
A beauty!
Jackfruit.
Pari-An memorial
Sales girls taking a break.
Propane delivery man.
Big pile of shoes for sale.
Road side grill on Paleaz St.
Chicken feet are a popular snack.
Nothing gets wasted. Here the heads are grilled too.
Fresh honey.
Flower arrangements by Jolibees across the street from San Carlos University.
Veggies
Oops – Osmana blvd
Don’t touch!
Cebu people.
Sidewalk vendors.
Streets of Cebu
Climbing Mount Apo
General Santos
Growing Orchids
Judy's Resto Bar
Logging with Motorcycles
Mount Mayon
Balabac Island
Biri Island
Calbiga Cave
Capul Island
Mangrove Swamp Palawan
Mikes's Resort
Wood Boat to Manila Philippines
the picture of Magellen’s Cross is actually the Pari-An memorial. Magellans cross is in front of fort san pedro
Hi Gijs,
Right you are!
Thanks for the correction!
dp
Although Cebu is crowded, especially the down town area I find it safe. I have lived there on and off for a number of years, mainly uptown how ever seem to spend most time down town for shopping.
Even roaming around at night I have never felt intimidated or scared. Whats interesting is many girls in their teens or early 20s whom appear to be call center workers are often seen at all hours boarding jeeps or catching a bite to eat. This would be not the case in many western cities at these hours.
The variety of malls, restaurants, and conveniences make Cebu a great place to live. Once one gets the traffic sorted out its quite easy to drive around.
Hi Bruce,
Probably the biggest hazard is breathing the exhaust soot from the jeepneys!
dp