According to forum posts, buses from Cebu South Bus Terminal to Oslob operate 24/7. Travelers can catch a bus at 1 AM, and large luggage can be stored underneath the bus, ensuring a smooth ride.

Some travelers have mentioned the option of hiring a private driver from Cebu Airport to Oslob. The expected cost for this service ranges from 3000 to 4000 pesos. It’s advisable to arrange this in advance to ensure availability, especially for late-night arrivals.

Forum posts indicate that catching a taxi directly to Oslob from Cebu Airport might be challenging due to the distance. Travelers would need to negotiate a fare with taxi drivers, incorporating the cost of the driver returning to the city.

For those arriving late at Cebu Airport, some users recommend staying overnight in Cebu City and then traveling to Oslob the next morning. This allows for a more rested journey and potentially easier transportation arrangements during daytime hours.

Some travelers have recommended staying around the Ayala Mall area in Cebu City, especially for those looking for proximity to shopping and restaurants. The Quest and Seda hotels are specifically mentioned for their quality accommodations.

For those interested in beaches and snorkeling, Moalboal is highly suggested. It offers a great combination of beautiful beaches and water activities like the sardine run. Another option for a beach locale is Malapascua Island, noted for its serene environment and diving spots.

According to forum posts, if nightlife is a priority, staying in Cebu City is advisable due to the availability of various nightclubs and bars. For a quieter, more scenic setting, Bantayan Island is recommended, providing a peaceful retreat with less commercial distraction.

For travelers concerned about transportation, staying near the Ayala Mall in Cebu City offers convenient access to day trips and local transport options to explore other parts of the island, like a day trip to Moalboal.

Several ferry companies operate between Cebu and Bohol, including Oceanjet, Supercat, and Fastcat. Travelers have mentioned using these services for the route, with Oceanjet and Supercat being popular choices for fast ferry services.

Multiple daily services are run by these companies, making it relatively easy to find a ferry that fits travelers' schedules. Some users have shared that even during peak seasons, booking a few days in advance is typically sufficient, though last-minute bookings during super peak periods might be challenging.

According to forum posts, tickets for these ferries can be purchased at the pier or booked online. Users have suggested considering business class on Oceanjet for more comfort, as their standard class might have less comfortable seating. Travelers have also called out that some ferries, like Supercat, offer luggage storage, which is a convenience not available on all ferries.

According to forum posts, Badian canyoneering is a popular choice but is currently closed. However, canyoneering in Alegria, which offers a different route and endpoint, is still open. Travelers have highlighted that the Alegria route provides an alternative canyoneering experience while Badian is inaccessible.

Some travelers suggested Kawasan Falls for those interested in a less intensive experience. While canyoneering may not be available here due to recent closures, the area still offers beautiful waterfalls and swimming opportunities.