Talisay Landing and Pagdaong Sa Talisay Historical Marker — Attraction in Cebu

Talisay Landing, locally known as Pagdaong sa Talisay, is a historical site where the U.S. 8th Army, commanded by General William H. Arnold and Captain Albert Sprague, together with Filipino guerillas led by Lt. James Cushing, landed on March 26, 1945 to reclaim the region from Japanese occupation during World War II.

Today, the area has been transformed into a park where people can hang out, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere. There are plenty of food stalls offering barbecue and lechon, and a nearby beach resort where visitors can take a dip in the ocean.

The sand, however, could use some cleaning as there is visible trash along the shore. Hopefully, efforts can be made to improve this. Still, it’s a nice spot to unwind—especially in the late afternoon when you can...

The beach is not too pleasing. Sand is not white but the water is okay. Table and cottage rentals are cheap and there's a lot of food stalls and small stores, selling variant local foods to choose from(including lechon, barbeque, hanging rice, etc.) at very affordable price. You can also bring speakers with no extra charges. At the right side of the beach is a monument of a historic event in cebu during the 50's. Mode of transpo is either you ride a taxi or ride a motorcycle or tricycle since the beach is at the end most part...

The place is okey. It is supposedly a tourist spot right next to a police station so safety is guaranteed. However, the maintenance and the cleanliness i think is lacking....