Gibitngil Island is located in Brgy. Kawit, Medellin. It used to be called Isla de Amparo not so long ago. It is a colorful island connected from the mainland by an equally colorful foot bridge.

They also offer cliff diving at 40 feet, kayaking, zip lining from the cliff to the rock, and island trekking.

Entrance

• Adult or Kids: 10 pesos
• Cottage: 100-250 pesos
• Cliff to rock: 50 pesos

There's no corkage fee if you bring in your own food and the grilling area is free of charge.

The Caputatan Norte zipline is located in… you guessed it, Caputatan Norte and offers zipline, sky bicycle, cable car and tarzan jump adventure options. Here’s a little trivia, this place was the first ever in Cebu to offer sky bicycle rides.

Set up in 2010, Caputatan Norte has gained a lot of local fans (and even foreigners too). They're open from 9am-6pm all week. Only the sky bicycle ride costs 100 pesos, the rest will just require you to shell out 50 pesos per ride.

The best out of all is the Tarzan Jump. Here, visitors would line up and wait for their turn patiently – it is worth the wait. The jump is 15 feet from the ground.

Medellin Hideaway Resort is located in Brgy. Tindog. The highlights of this resort (other than the beach) is the half kilometer pathway/bridge that is made of bamboo. The end of this bridge leads to a cottage that was built on a sea rock. It is said that the Mayor built this cottage to be the official sea post of Bantay Dagat to protect the Tañon strait from illegal fishing. People later discovered it, and eventually ended up as an attraction, until the LGU developed the place and called it the Medellin Hideaway Resort.

Entrance

• Per Person: 10 pesos
• Cottage: 1,000 - 2,500 pesos

At Dagusungan River Cruise, you can traverse the river through kayak! Sounds fun? You can travel from Caputatan Norte to Caputatan Sur, approximately 1.9 KM, or the route from Poblacion to Caputatan Norte, 2.8 KM. You'll pass by mangrove trees, and breath-taking sceneries.

The Dayhagan Canal is a man-made canal, built during the Spanish era and estimated to be 1.5 KM in length. It connects the town's eastern and western sea boards. You can ride a “banca” (small boat) or kayak through the mangrove forest.

Note that the Municipality of Medellin offers a travel package for groups which costs 500 per person. You can stay overnight in an inn (with free meals) plus a day tour into the town's ecotourism sites. Also, you'll be picked up from your place (in Cebu) and transported to Medellin. Just inquire with the Medellin Municipality at +63 917 623 6248 or contact them via their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/medellin.cebu/