Located at the northeastern coast of the island province of Cebu, Bogo is approximately 100 kilometers north of Cebu City. It is bounded on the north by Bogo Bay and Medellin town, on the east by the Camotes Sea, on the south by the town of Tabogon, and on the west by San Remigio town. Its terrain is characterized by a broad coastal flatland that is interrupted by hills in the south and northwest. The city is accessible by land and sea transportation.

Bogo City Hall

Bogo has an area of 105 square kilometers, most of which are considered rural areas devoted to agriculture. Rice, corn and coconut are the chief products. Fishing is also a major source of livelihood among the folks in the coastal barangays.

Being the commercial center in northern Cebu Province, investors are encouraged to engage in the real estate sector. The city is in need of commercial complexes, housing projects, and tourist facilities. Businessmen may also put up manufacturing plants for food processing, furniture, construction materials, boatmaking, home decors, and other consumer products.

1. Nailon Beach
2. Bogo Catholic Church

Shrine of San Vicente Ferrer in Bogo City

Photos credit to capitol.tugkaran.com
Church photo credit to marcelinorapaylajr.wordpress.com