MALABUYOC

This home of friendly and hospitable people is situated 126kms Southwest of Cebu. It has a total land area of 7,516.71 hectares and has 14 barangays. Malabuyoc is bounded by the municipality of Alegria on the North; on the South by the Municipality of Ginatilan; Municipality of Boljoon on the East; and on West by Tañon Strait.
According to legend, the town got its name when there were Spanish visitors who were amazed of what the cook did. When one of the visitors asked the villagers of what he is doing, the villagers do not have the same language with them and just confusedly answered “Mala pagka Buyoc” (in dialect). For this reason, the village has been named Malabuyoc, which was believed to be its first name before it became into a municipality.

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Divine Mercy Shrine

the structural design of this shrine looks like letter “A”. Its peaceful and comfy surroundings is a perfect oasis for meditation or reflection of your wrongdoing/s.

Kabutongan Falls

Its gleaming and cool waters is a perfect treat to pamper your body for a total relaxation.

Kagula Cliff

According to folklore, the cliff was named after Kagula, a hero in the village of Malabuyoc who sacrificed his life to save his villagers. It is an astounding cliff that will let you behold the quaint beauty of Mother Nature.

Montañeza Falls

Heavily visited by backpackers or tourists because of the scenic beauty of the place. Montañeza Falls is perfect getaway to take a break in the hustle and bustle living.

Moro Watchtower

A renowned landmark in the beautiful town of Malabuyoc.

Talangnan Marine Sanctuary

It houses a wide array of marine life of different species.