Malapascua Island in Northern Cebu Philippines

Malapascua Island is a small island in the northern tip of Cebu. It's especially famous for its white sand beaches and unique dive spots, including the almost certain possibility to see the tresher shark. On this page I'll try to show Malapascua from the tourist's point of view and on the second page some other aspect of life on Malapascua which probably resembles with more islands in The Philippines.
Malapascua is an island in the northernmost part of Cebu
This is the Blue Coral resort on the far end of the beach strip. Malapascua is a must place to experience even to non divers.
Malapascua must be one of the least spoilt tourist spots in the Philippines. Tourism is still relatively new in Malapascua, the island has a handful of resorts and a couple of dive operators but for the locals life is much as it always was. Labeled as the next Boracay by the Lonely Planet, Malapascua has everything for the traveling diver. The island takes about 3 hours to walk round and fantastic views can be seen from the lighthouse.