I can't say anything about the adventure part, but I was able to dine in for some merienda with…read moretheir special suman and tsocolate with mango. It was a great pick-me-up during a long drive from Bantayan with its sweet sticky rice and hot piping chocolate which is placed in a little pouring jar. The mango shake was a little bit too sweet for my liking, but the guyabano shake definitely is a mild but refreshing drink for the hot humid weather. Service was excellent and fast. Next time I'll try the zip lining through the mountains of Cebu, just you wait!!! CR available downstairs. Zipline available and cafe with full menu. Senior discount available. Unfortunately uses plastic straw! Mangaon ta!

I was here twice this year! The first time this past summer I got nervous and the guys assisting…read morewith the ziplining cheered me on, and again the next day when I finally ziplined. It is such a fun place up in the mountainous area of Cebu. The price is very reasonable, I believe we only paid 250 pesos per person to zipline (you could never pay that low in the USA). The experience and scenery is incomparable - it will always be such a peaceful memory to me. The menu in the cafe is also pretty tasty - I forgot to take photos as it was so hot out, I couldn't really focus. That is the only downfall is there is no A/C in the cafe but if you are familiar with the area - that is already a commonality. I hope more visitors review so this spot can get the attention it deserves however they did seem to keep a pretty steady flow of customers. The friendly staff made it an even better experience - even photographing and videotaping our experience with our phones!

Nothing ever prepared me for the rope course in Campuestohan…read more After graduation, I was flown over to Bacolod with my best friend, Jani, to visit my aunt and my cousin, Megan. Every time Megan would ask Jani and I what we wanted to do, I'd always say, "Visit The Ruins, buy Inasal and eat lots of food." Megan wasn't satisfied with that answer and took us to Campuestohan. At first glance, this place looks like any ordinary resort you'd see in Manila. You look around and you'll see swimming pools, a little petting zoo and huts you can rent for the day and rooms you can rent for a day or two. Then, you look up and you realize that's where all the fun is! There's a zip line! There's a cable hamster ride! There's a sky bicycle! And then there's the rope course. If there's any activity that you must try, it's the rope course. Go with lots of friends and do this together. I promise you, it will do wonders for your friendship and you'll have many fun stories to tell about it. Also, you earn bragging rights when you are able to go through the twenty one "trials" this rope course has. Some tips though. Reserve at least three days before. You can bring your own food as long as you stay in the picnic cottages. They say that you cannot bring pets, but many people brought their dogs. I don't really recommend swimming in the pools. Stick to the other activities and prepare to get really tired. Don't worry, there's a spa and a restaurant here.

This place is pretty unique compared to other resorts in Negros Occidental. Went home last year and…read moretook my friends here. Stayed overnight in three of those cute Bonita huts they have! The atmosphere is very vibrant and fun. I can't complain with the beautiful views from the mountain top! During the night, come see the city lights of Bacolod from the hanging bridge, you'll be amazed! I love the architecture and the fun activities they offer in this resort, too bad my stay wasn't that long enough to try everything out! I always wanted to try that hamster wheel (or is that what you call it?). I would give this resort a perfect rating but I wished they had more restaurants in the area, they only have one and it's not that big considering this resort is very wide. The parking spots actually suck, not enough especially during summer where the resort is usually packed! Other than the cons I mentioned, I would still consider going back to Campuestohan!