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Hostel · Basdiot

CheRi Backpacker's Hostel

Discover the warm, welcoming vibe of CheRi Backpacker's Hostel nestled in the heart of Moalboal, Central Visayas. This budget-friendly haven blends simple comforts with a laid-back tropical atmosphere, perfect for travelers seeking authentic Filipino hospitality. Relax in the open-air common area surrounded by vibrant greenery, or prepare for your island adventures with friendly local tips. Whether you're here to dive into Moalboal's blue waters or unwind after a day of exploration, CheRi Hostel offers a homey retreat that pulses with youthful energy and genuine charm. Get ready to connect, recharge, and create lifelong travel memories in this hidden gem hostel!

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November to May — dry season best for island activities and exploring Moalboal

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Most videos filmed Mar during spring. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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November to May — dry season best for island activities and exploring Moalboal

1–3 nights

Light travel backpack, Swimsuit and snorkeling gear, Camera for capturing memories, Reusable water bottle, and Cash in Philippine Peso (PHP)

Backpackers, Solo Travelers, Budget Travelers, Adventure Seekers, and Digital Nomads

The nearest airport is Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB), approximately 2.5 hours by road to Moalboal with regular transfers available.

Find additional stays ranging from budget hostels to beachfront resorts along Panagsama Road and White Beach nearby.Book a stay →

Explore nearby activities like sardine run snorkeling, Kawasan Falls canyoneering tours, or island hopping adventures from Moalboal.Book a tour →

$1-$25

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