Minglanilla

Minglanilla is a seaside town south of Cebu City; there is some local industry but it is largely a bedroom suburb. It is growing quickly; population was under 30,000 in 1970, about 77,000 in 2000, and 132,000 in the 2015 census.

Understand

Get in

The town is on a coastal highway that rings Cebu Island. It is 15 km (9.3 mi) south of Cebu City and is most often reached by bus, jeepney or car from there. The larger suburb Talisay is just to the north, between Cebu City and Minglanilla, and some routes involve changing vehicles in Talisay.

Get around

See Metro Cebu for general information about transport in the urban region.

See

🌍 Archdiocesan Immaculate Heart of Mary. This is one of the oldest churches in Cebu. (updated Jun 2018)

Do

Events

There is a large festival called the Sugat on Easter weekend.

Like all the nearby towns, Minglanilla also celebrates the Sinulog festival on the third Sunday of January.

Buy

🌍 Gaisano Grand Mall Minglanilla. (updated Jun 2018)

Eat

🌍 Jo's Chicken Inato, Gaisano Grand Mall, ☎ +63 32 236 6159. (updated Jun 2018)
🌍 AA BBQ Minglanilla, Natalio B. Bacalso S National Hwy. (updated Jun 2018)

Drink

Sleep

🌍 Tubod Flowing Water Resort, Upper Pakigne, ☎ +63 32 383 1533. (updated Jun 2018)
🌍 Circa La Playa, San Roque, Tungkil,, ☎ +63 32 273 2628. (updated Jun 2018)

Connect

Go next

Minglanilla is on the main coastal highway around Cebu Island, so anywhere on the island is easily reached. Cebu City is nearby to the north or one might go south for whale watching in Oslob or across a strait to the major tourist destination Dumaguete.

Routes through Minglanilla

Cebu City ← Talisay ←

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