San Fernando Rey Parish Church is one of the oldest standing heritage structures in Cebu. It was built in honor of San Fernando Rey, the King of Spain centuries ago during the Spanish regime.

The church was built with great anticipation that the parish would eventually grow. As a result, it was built with great size and can accommodate parishioners for centuries to come. It is even larger than the church of Mandaue, the second largest city of Cebu.

To complete your visit in Liloan, one must pay a visit to its most enchanting part, the place where everything started, the Silot Bay. Situated at the heart of Liloan, its existence is very crucial to the lives of the people as the sources of work and play.

Silot Bay is a 100-hectare shallow tidal lagoon. Mangrove swamps, fishponds and two islets constitute the lagoon. Connected to the Camotes Sea through a channel which measure 20 meters wide, ample marine organisms thrive such as sea urchins and sea shells. Also, fishes are prolific in the area.

Since the introduction of relaxation and vacation, Liloan has been known for domestic tourism. Its white beaches are long been cherished by the patrons for swimming and sunbathing. For sea lovers, it is a favorite weekend destination and for summer escapes.

Also, Liloan is synonymous to the word “Rosquillos”. The production of such delicious delicacy started way back 1907 and has become favorites for all ages. For pasalubong, no better choices but the original rosquillos from Liloan.