Located in the city of Talisay, Cebu Phililippines, the park is found as a nature conservation center for endangered species. It not only breeds animals endemic to the Philippines such as Philippine crocodile but other species as well like sailfin lizards and the famous estuarine crocodile. Other animals in captivity are Rufous Hornbill, ostric, monitor lizards, myna and iguana to name a few.

The park is a great place to encounter and appreciate diverse and unusual creatures. Come! Explore Crocolandia and help us celebrate, study and protect the diversity of animals and their habitats.

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Located on Beverly Hills in Cebu City, Philippines. Many locals have wondered on why the place is hard to find. That is so true since even the map on the internet does not have a name or label on the street leading to the gates of the one and only zoo in the queen city of the south.

The Cebu City Zoo is currently under the management of Mr. Giovanni Stephen Romarate. Dr. Alice T. Utlang serves as the zoo veterinarian. As of today, the zoo is home to a number of species. Among other residents, it has a 70-year-old parrot, some guinea fowls, pheasants, roosters, owls, sheep and goats, monkeys, a cat from Malaysia, and several reptiles, including an old crocodile that seems to have grown too big for its pen. It also features a golden leopard donated by Former Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña. But its resident superstar is the Bengal tiger named Boggart.

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A hip contemporary restaurant which offers full circle dining experience and carryout service suited for every possible taste preference of all ages. A warmth and relaxing ambiance accented with the rich colors of Mexico, hand-painted arches and subdued lighting for soft and homey feel.

Features a good selection of appetizers, salad, soup, Mexican dishes, pizza, pasta, seafood and Filipino Favorites.

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The present Magellan’s Cross is now a Tindalo Wood encasing the original cross planted in April 21, 1521 by Ferdinand Magellan, this marks the spot where the first Christian Filipinos, Rajah Humabon and Queen Juana and about 400 followers were baptized by Fr. Pedro Valderama.

This cross is housed in a chapel next to the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño on Magallanes Street (Magallanes being the Spanish name of Magellan), just in front of the city center of Cebu City. A sign below the cross describes the original cross is encased inside the wooden cross that is found in the center of the chapel. This is to protect the original cross from people who chipped away parts of the cross for souvenir purposes or in the belief that the cross possesses miraculous powers.

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