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1. Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary

2. Our Lady of the Village Church

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Tourist Attractions of Corella

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The municipality of Corella is much endowed with beautiful spots and attractions worthy of a visit. Its rolling terrain, thick forests and verdant rice fields are true manifestations of God’s grandeur and bounty in the area. Yet God’s greatest gift to Corella is the tarsier. Their presence in the municipality makes it one of the tourist destinations of Bohol.

The tarsiers are found in the barangays of Canapnapan, Cancatac, Tanday, Sambog and the Poblacion. Being endangered specie, the smallest primate is now being preserved, nurtured and fed in Corella by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation. In fact Corella as well as neighboring towns have been declared a tarsier sanctuary by the government.

The Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary

The Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary is a 167- hectare forested land within the municipalities of Corella, Sikatuna and Loboc established by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation.

The sanctuary is mostly of secondary growth forest some portions of which are open and relatively bare yet majority has lush vegetation mostly of second-growth trees, bamboo clumps, tall grass patches and thick bushes that tarsiers prefer.

One can also observe different fauna and flora in the forested areas. The later has signage with their scientific name, place of origin, geographical distribution, and a brief explanation of their properties and traditional applications.

Tarsier Research and Development Center

The Tarsier Research and Development Center is within the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary. The Center is located at Cancatac, about three kilometers from the town proper of the municipality of Corella. The Tarsier Research and Development Center serves as a visitor center and a venue for research, as well as a habitat preserve. Visitors are oriented with the unique characteristics and habits of the animal through photos and audio-visual presentations.

Near the visitor’s center is an enclosed area with a seven-foot high fence where some tarsiers are kept for feeding, captive breeding and display. Within this spacious net enclosure, 100 of these animals are kept to easily monitor their development and production; and to protect them from predators like feral cats as well as from poachers and hunters.

Tarsier Trail

The Tarsier Trail has been set-up deep within the woods of the Sanctuary, starting at Corella and runs thru the towns of Sikatuna heading towards Loboc. Trained guides are provided to trekkers. The trail winds among wooded areas of mahogany and teak with wide varieties of palm, fern, bamboo, and other tropical plants and trees. Other animals, especially birds, also inhabit the forest.

The Corella Church of Nuestra Señora del Villar (Our Lady of the Village)is often visited by tourists who come to Bohol on pilgrimages or who are on heritage tours. The present church was built in the year 1924. The church is surrounded by a spacious and well-kept garden. The Tarsier Sanctuary is not far from it.

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Top 25 Sights and Attractions in Bohol

• Chocolate Hills  
• Tarsier Conservation Sanctuary
• Panglao Island
• Loboc River Cruise
• Hinagdanan Cave
• Balicasag Island
• Alona Beach
• Bilar Man-made Forest
• Blood Compact Shrine
• Baclayon Church
• Bohol Bee Farm
• Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge Loboc
• Danao Adventure Park
• Sagbayan Peak
• Butterfly Conservation Center
• Clarin Ancestral House  
• Dimiao Twin Falls
• Mag-Aso Falls
• Anda White Beach
•  Lamanok Island
• Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape
• Dauis Church
• Can-umantad Falls
• Punta Cruz Watchtower

Top 20 Destinations of Bohol  

• Tagbilaran City  
• Panglao Town
• Talibon Town
• Loboc Town  
• Tubigon Town
• Alicia Town
• Carmen Town
• Alburquerque
• Sierra Bullones
• Sagbayan Town
• Baclayon Town  

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Bohol itinerary: 20 best bohol tourist spots and things to do (travel guide blog 2024 for first-timers).

Looking for top things to do in Bohol and best tourist spots to visit this 2024? Let this Bohol Travel Guide Blog with sample itinerary, places to visit, recommended hotels and resorts, tours, and travel tips help you plan an unforgettable Bohol adventure!

2024 bohol travel guide blog for first-timers (updated) - things to do in bohol, tourist spots & places to visit, quick facts about bohol.

• Bohol is the tenth largest island of the Philippines in terms of land area. It is consisted of Bohol island itself and 75 surrounding smaller islands including Panglao Island.
• Tagbilaran City is capital city of Bohol Province. Panglao Island near Tagbilaran City, where most resorts are located is a popular destination among tourists.
• Access: Bohol has a new international airport, the Bohol-Panglao International Airport also known as New Bohol International Airport. It services all flights coming to the province. You can also reach Bohol via ferry from Cebu, Dumaguete or Siquijor.
• Language: Boholano or Cebuano, but English and Tagalog are also widely spoken.
• Currency: Philippine peso (PHP).
• Mode of Payment: Most hotels and resorts, especially the big ones accept credit and debit cards. But cash is preferred in most establishments. Some big resorts have ATMs if you need to withdraw cash. Or you may go to Tagbilaran City where many banks and ATMs can be found. Money remittance centers such as Western Union can also be found in the city.
• Public Transportation: Main mode of transportation within the city is the jeepney. Buses, shuttle vans and tricycles (3-wheeled vehicles) are also available.
• Both Globe and Smart mobile signals work very well in Bohol, especially in the city. Mobile data internet are also available in many areas in the city and in Panglao Island.

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TOP THINGS TO DO IN BOHOL (TOURIST SPOTS AND ATTRACTIONS)

1. Visit the Blood Compact Shrine in Tagbilaran City

2. River Cruise at Loboc River

Other must-try activity in loboc river.

• Loboc River Stand Up Paddle Adventure - Cruise through the famed Loboc River with your own paddle board!

3. Visit Baclayon Church

4. Take a closer look at the Chocolate Hills in Carmen

5. Cross the Bamboo Hanging Bridge in Tigbao

6. Explore the Man-made Forest in Bilar

7. Meet and greet the cute little Bohol Tarsier

8. beach bumming in alona beach, panglao island.

9. Experience Extreme Adventure at Danao Adventure Park

10. Dauis Church

11. Doljo Beach

12. Bohol Dolphin Watching

13. Balicasag Island

14. Bohol Bee Farm

15. Hinagdanan Cave

16. Anda Beach, Cabagnow Cave and Candijay

• See the most beautiful sights of the eastern tip of Bohol on a hassle-free tour
• Relax by Anda Beach, known as one of the best beaches in Bohol
• Be mesmerized with the hole in the ground cavepool known as the Cabagnow Cave and jump in, if you dare!
• See the Cadapdapan Rice Terraces and get a glimpse of how local farmers live
• Take a dip in Can-umantad Falls, the tallest waterfalls in the entire province of Bohol

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17. Panglao Church

18. Discover Scuba Diving in Bohol

• Discover the sport of scuba diving with the constant guidance of PADI certified instructors.
• Learn about the equipment and the proper method of breathing underwater with your gear.
• Explore the depths of the sea and witness Bohol’s vibrant corals and thriving marine life.
• This activity doesn’t require any previous experience - you don't even need to be able to swim!

19. Napaling Sardine Run Experience in Bohol

• Make your way to Bohol and join this exhilarating sardine run experience with your family and friends!
• Swim amid the thousands to millions of sardines at Napaling and be astonished by this natural phenomenon.
• See schools of sardines encircle around you as you snorkel close to the shores of Napaling.
• Enjoy a convenient experience that is complete with air-conditioned transfers, entrance fees, and snorkeling masks!

20. Buy some Souvenirs

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RECOMMENDED BOHOL TOUR PACKAGES

If you're coming from cebu city and just want to visit bohol on a day tour, you may avail a bohol sightseeing day tour. for hassle-free, affordable, and organized bohol tour, i recommend that you book a sight-see bohol day tour from trusted and reputable travel agency based in bohol., sight-see bohol day tour from cebu.

• Catch a glimpse of the world's smallest primate - the tarsier!
• Take a cruise along the Loboc River while eating delicious local food
• Stand in awe as you visit Bohol's famous Chocolate Hills
• Visit a colorful butterfly sanctuary and stroll through a lush forest
• Hotel transfers, guide services, ferry tickets and lunch are all included in the tour

If you're flying-in via Bohol-Panglao International Airport (TAG), or you're arriving by ferry from Dumaguete, Cebu, or Siquijor, you may consider these Bohol Tour Packages. Private group tours and Join-in tours are available.

Bohol countryside tour, sample itinerary.

• Time: 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
• Pick-ups at hotel/resort at 9:00 AM
• Baclayon Church
• Corella Tarsier Sanctuary
• Loboc River Cruise (Lunch)
• Bilar Man-Made Forest
• Chocolate Hills
• Aproniana Souvenir Shops
• Travel Back to Hotel at 4:00 PM

Bohol Island Hopping and Dophin Watching Tour

• Discover Bohol's most beautiful islands - Balicasag and Virgin Island - as you embark on this memorable island hopping tour.
• Snorkel in the pristine waters of Balicasag Island Marine Sanctuary, and swim with numerous fishes and corals.
• Get up close with the marine species of Bohol while fish feeding at Balicasag Reef.
• Cruise to the tropical paradise, Virgin Island, a beautiful sand bar exposed during low tide.

Anda Bohol Tour Package : Explore Bohol's Best

• The iconic Chocolate Hills
• The lush Bilar Man-Made Forest
• Encounter the world's smallest primates at the Tarsier Sanctuary
• Relax with activities on the Loboc River and visit the historic Baclayon Church
• The Cabagnow Cave Pool
• Lamanok Island
• The breathtaking Cadapdapan Rice Terraces
• The Can-Umantad Falls

SAMPLE BOHOL ITINERARY

If you're flying directly to bohol via bohol-panglao international airport (tag), you may choose any of these affordable bohol tour packages:, bohol countryside tour itinerary.

• 09:00 am - hotel pick up
• Blood Compact Site
• Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary
• 12:00 pm - Loboc River Cruise Buffet Lunch
• Bilar Manmade Forest
• Souvenir Shopping
• 04:00 pm - hotel drop off

Bohol Countryside with Panglao Highlights Tour Itinerary

• 08:00 am - hotel pick up
• Baclayon Church and Museum
• Butterfly Sanctuary
• Hinagdanan Cave
• Dauis Church
• Panglao Watchtower
• Shell Museum
• Bohol Bee Farm tour
• 06:00 pm - hotel drop off

Coming from Cebu, here's a sample Bohol Day Tour itinerary:

Sightsee bohol day tour itinerary from cebu.

• 07:00 am - approximately, hotel pick up time
• 09:20 am - ferry transfer to Tagbilaran
• 11:20 am - arrive at Tagbilaran Port
• 11:45 am - view famous Tarsiers
• 12:30 pm - lunch at the Loboc river cruise
• 01:30 pm - see the famous Chocolate Hills
• 02:30 pm - sightsee at Bilar man-made forest, Butterfly Sanctuary
• 03:30 pm - visit Baclayon Church & Museum and Blood Compact Monument
• 05:00 pm - end of tour
• 05:30 pm - return ferry back to Cebu
• 07:30 pm - arrive back in Cebu, hotel drop off

TRAVEL TIP: If you have more time to explore Bohol, please check out my post: Sample Bohol Itineraries for 3, 4, 5, 6 Days Tour or More!

Bohol travel essentials.

• Private Bohol-Panglao International Airport (TAG) or Tagbilaran Seaport Transfer for Panglao - Travel comfortably between Tagbilaran Airport or Seaport and your hotel in Panglao and vice versa.
• Private Car Rental - For ease and convenience in exploring Bohol, private car rental is available for a hassle-free trip. You can book it online and reserve in advance.
• Local SIM Card or WiFi Device - To stay connected to the internet while in the Philippines, you may purchase a SIM Card or rent a travel WIFI device. This will also save you a lot on data roaming charges if you're coming from abroad.

Bohol Travel Requirements? What do you need to travel to Bohol?

There you have it my top things to do in bohol, tourist spots and places to visit for your bohol itinerary i hope this bohol travel guide blog helps indeed, there are just so many things that you can do and enjoy in bohol that will surely make your trip memorable. go pack your bag and experience beautiful bohol.

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i think the chocolate hills in carmen are 1,260 all in all since the 8 hills vanished because of the earthquake.

Hi! Thank you for this wonderful information. We've got some ideas about the Bohol's tourists spots and attraction such as the Chocolate Hills and their white sand beaches. It's a big help for us because me and my family are planning to have a vacation leave this July 2022 in Bohol and I hope that we're able to see you and guide us in our travelling. I'm expecting that the following requirements is finalized and there are no other adjustments because as of now, we're preparing some of the needed requirements as travellers. And again, thank you very much and I'm looking forward to you Sir!

Since your trip is in July which is 3 months from now, there might be changes in the requirements. Please check back again soon!

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THE BEST Things to Do in Corella

Things to do in corella.

• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Good for Kids
• Budget-friendly
• Good for Couples
• Good for Big Groups
• Adventurous
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Hidden Gems
• Honeymoon spot
• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary

2. Our Lady of the Village Church

• Private Bohol and Chocolate Hills with Loboc River Cruise
• Bohol Day Tour with Round-Trip Transfers from Cebu
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• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Good for Kids
• Budget-friendly
• Good for Couples
• Good for Big Groups
• Adventurous
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Hidden Gems
• Honeymoon spot
• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary

2. Our Lady of the Village Church

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20 Epic Tourist Attractions in BOHOL – with prices

If you want to see the best of Bohol, this travel guide is for you! During my one-month backpacking trip in the Philippines , I spent almost one week on this beautiful island and I fell in love with its diversity.

From amazing beaches, to incredible waterfalls and stunning hills, Bohol has it all! You’ll find something different at every corner so be prepared for a bit of everything. 

There are so many tourist spots in Bohol that it’s hard to decide which one to see first. In my opinion, spending at least three days on this exotic island is necessary to see all it has to offer.

Without further ado, these are the top things to do in Bohol. Get ready for incredible sights mixed with a lot of adrenaline!

Good to know – Bohol has another smaller brother – Panglao Island. These two islands are connected through two bridges. This guide includes tourist attractions on both islands.

Things to know when visiting Bohol

Here are a few things you need to keep in mind when visiting Bohol. These tips & tricks will make your life easier and your trip more enjoyable.

• rent a motorbike – If you want to explore the island at your own pace, rent a motorbike. We rented ours from our guesthouse. 
• entrance fees –  Most of the tourist attractions in Bohol (including waterfalls) have entrance fees. Make sure to always have some cash on you at all times.
• always negotiate – If you plan on buying souvenirs, you can always negotiate the price. 

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1. Bamboo Hanging Bridge

One of the places you have to visit in Bohol is the Bamboo Hanging Bridge . There are actually two suspended bamboo bridges that you can visit. You’ll cross one bridge and come back on the other.

Both bridges are hanging over the Sipatan River. The area is surrounded by lush vegetation and the views are pretty spectacular. However, keep in mind that this is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Bohol so expect to find lots of tourists there.

To read my full guide about the Bamboo Hanging Bridge, click here .

Bamboo Hanging Bridge entrance fee –   35 PHP per person

2. Dimiao Falls

I’ve visited many waterfalls during my  one-and-a-half trip in Asia but Dimiao Falls is one of my favorites. To get to it you’ll need a motorbike. Unfortunately, this waterfall is not included in any of the guided tours available.

However, driving to Dimiao Falls is totally worth it. This waterfall is well hidden inside the dense jungle and fortunately, there are only a few tourists who know about it. This is one of the Bohol hidden gems.

Don’t forget to bring your swimming suit!

When we visited there were only a few of locals at the waterfall. Some of them were cliff jumping. If you want to try it too, make sure that the water is deep enough! Otherwise, you can simply enjoy the view, walk on the suspended bamboo bridges or swim in the natural pool formed at the base of the falls.

To read my complete guide about Dimiao Falls, click here .

Dimiao Falls entrance fee – 20 PHP per person

3. Corella Tarsier Sanctuary

Tarsiers are some of the cutest animals and they can be found on Bohol Island. It’s extremely important to visit a responsible sanctuary because when stressed, Tarsiers commit suicide. I strongly recommend visiting the Corella Tarsier Sanctuary where these cute animals are kept safe. 

Don’t visit places where Tarsiers are kept in cages or where tourists are allowed to get extremely close to them. These are the smallest primates and what makes them really special is the fact that they can rotate their head 180 degrees each direction. It will be a unique experience to see them!

Entrance fee to Corella Tarsier Sanctuary – 50 PHP per person

4. Alona Beach

Alona Beach is a must see in Bohol. This is the starting point for all the island hopping tours but it’s also a great place to spend a few hours relaxing, eating something delicious, or swimming.

This is the most popular beach in Bohol and for good reason. The white sand combined with the turquoise water creates a spectacular sight. The only downside to this place is the fact that there are many tourists.

If you’re looking for a hidden beach that you can enjoy by yourself, Alona Beach is not the one! However, I still think it’s a great beach and it’s definitely worth visiting.

To read my complete guide about Alona Beach, click here .

5. Anda Cave Pools

Far away from the touristy area is the beautiful town of Anda. The Cave Pools near this town are some pretty fascinating places that are worth visiting. The most popular one is called Cabagnow Cave Pool .

Some of these caves have stairs leading to the pools. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can swim there.

6. Chocolate Hills

What else to visit in Bohol? Well, you can’t leave the island without seeing the famous Chocolate Hills. There are many viewpoints around the island but I chose to go to the “ Chocolate Hills View Point ” and I wasn’t disappointed.

After climbing a few stairs, I reached the top of the viewing platform and I was rewarded with some awesome views towards the Chocolate Hills. Too bad the rain was coming and we had to leave after just a few minutes.

The Chocolate Hills are round-shaped hills, covered in grass. During the summer, the grass changes its color and turns into brown – hence the name Chocolate Hills. It is estimated that there are over 1800 of such dome-shaped hills on Bohol Island.

-> To book your guided tour to the Chocolate Hills, click here

7. Man-Made Forest

One of the Bohol activities included in most of the guided tours is a stop at the Man-Made Forest. But what makes this forest unique, you might ask.

Well, it’s a 2-kilometer long man-made mahogany forest. It’s great for photos (you’ll see lots of tourists taking photos here) and perfect to relax for a few minutes. The tall trees create a natural tunnel, covering the sky. It’s a unique sight but not a must see. If you don’t have enough time, you can skip it :).

To read my full guide about the Bohol Man-Made Forest, click here .

8. Kinahugan Falls

There are plenty of tourist attractions in Bohol and Kinahugan Falls is one of them. Although this waterfall is not as impressive as Dimiao Falls or Can-Umantad Falls, it’s worth visiting if you have the time.

Kinahugan Falls is great for a quick swim. The waterfall is not very big but most probably you won’t find any tourists here which is a big plus. 

9. Loboc River Cruise

The next on my list of things to do in Bohol is the Loboc River Cruise. This is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island and it involves some great views and a lot of delicious food.

Hop on the river cruise on the Sipatan River and admire the villages you’ll pass by and the lush greenery all while enjoying lunch. It doesn’t get better than this, trust me.

If you’re visiting Bohol during the high season, I recommend booking your tickets at least one day in advance. 

10. Pangas Falls

One of the Bohol attractions you have to visit is Pangas Falls. What I loved about this waterfall was that there were no tourists in sight. I love off-the-beaten-path places where I can sit and enjoy the views.

Pangas Falls is situated close to the Chocolate Hills View Point and it’s the perfect place to go for a swim. The fresh water gathers in a natural pool at the base of the waterfall. Don’t forget your swimming suit home!

Entrance fee to Pangas Falls   – 30 PHP per person

11. Baclayon Church

If you don’t already know, most of the Filipinos are Catholic. Baclayon Church is considered to be one of the oldest churches in the country. Its construction was finished in 1727.

12. Go island hopping

My favorite activity in Bohol was the island hopping tour. All tours start from Alona Beach (you can buy your tickets there or online ) and they cover two incredible islands – Balicasag Island and Virgin Island .

You’ll have the chance to see the dolphins and swim with the turtles at Balicasag Island. My favorite place was the Virgin Island. This stretch of sand with no vegetation is surrounded by the clearest water I’ve ever seen.

If you’re feeling hungry, now is the time to grab something to eat. At the Virgin Island you’ll find lots of boats selling delicious local food. You can even find fresh coconuts. Is this paradise?

To read my complete guide about island hopping in Bohol, click here .

13. White Beach

If you’re looking for a more laid-back beach, White Beach is for you. This beach is mostly visited by locals and I loved watching the children playing in the sand.

Unlike Alona Beach, you won’t find many restaurants here but the views are pretty incredible. The water is great for swimming as there are almost no waves at all. Enjoy this hidden paradise!

14. Try some local food

Trying some local dishes is a must when in Bohol. Here are some of the things you have to try:

• Calamay – a coconut shell full of glutinous rice, sugar, coconut milk and peanuts
• Torta – a kind of bread cake
• Peanut kisses – you’ll find these dome-shaped (just like the Chocolate Hills) cookies in supermarkets

15. Hinagdanan Cave

Hinagdanan Cave is one of the things to see in Bohol. This unique cave is actually situated on Panglao Island (just across the bridge from Bohol) and is one of the most touristy attractions on the island.

Most guided tours include a stop at the Hingagdanan Cave. Once you climb down the narrow stairs, you’ll enter the cave that hides a large pool of fresh water. If you want, you can go swimming.

Honestly, I was pretty afraid to swim there since the cave was quite dark. Swimming in deep, dark water is one of my fears. 

16. Ingkumhan Falls

What else to see in Bohol? Take your motorbike and head to the beautiful Ingkumhan Falls. This small waterfall is perfect for adventure seekers. 

You can try cliff jumping and there is even a rope to swing above the natural pool formed at the base of the waterfall. You won’t find many tourists here. Relax and enjoy the nature!

17. Cadapdapan Rice Terraces

Located in the eastern part of the island, Cadapdanan Rice Terraces are proof of Bohol’s diversity. I never miss a chance to see some rice terraces.

There is something about their natural beauty that relaxes me. I could watch them for hours. If you have the time, add these rice terraces on your itinerary. If you don’t want to drive all the way to the rice terraces, book this guided tour .

18. Can-Umantad Falls

This is one of the tallest waterfalls on Bohol Island. The beauty of Can-Umantad Falls is impressive. There are several pools where you can swim and refresh yourself from the heat. 

One unique thing about this waterfall is the incredibly blue water. If you feel like the sun is too harsh, you can hide in the shade of the trees. You can easily spend a few hours here.

It’s a long drive to Can-Umantad Falls and I recommend booking a guided tour. This tour includes other awesome stops at Anda Beach and Cadapdapan Rice Terraces.

19. Doljo Beach

One of the must see places in Bohol is Doljo Beach. If you’re searching for a place to watch the sunset, choose Doljo Beach. You’ll find many resorts on this exotic paradise but this beach is low-key compared to Alona Beach.

There are also a few restaurants, in case you get hungry. The atmosphere here is relaxed and the people are friendly towards tourists. Doljo Beach is also a great place for snorkeling.

20. Momo Beach

I’m ending this list of things to do in Bohol with Momo Beach. Situated on Panglao Island, this awesome beach is a great choice if you want to escape from all the chaos surrounding the popular tourist attractions.

Grab some snacks and something to drink and head to Momo Beach to enjoy a magical sunset. This beach is perfect if you’re looking for a romantic place to spend the evening with your loved one.

Where to stay in Bohol

Finding the perfect accommodation on this big island might be challenging. I’ve been searching for the best hotels for each budget. Please find my recommendations below.

• Budget –  Homaja Beach Resort  –  great location, excellent view, very clean, friendly staff, breakfast included
• Mid Budget –  Mario Dive Resort  –  great location, clean & spacious rooms, great facilities
• Luxury  –  Henann Resort  – huge pool facing the sea, very spacious rooms, modern amenities, great for couples

If you were wondering what to do in Bohol, I hope that this post helped you. I’m sure that you’ll love this island since there are so many awesome places to explore. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask me in the comments section below.

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Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol

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You Bohol Trip will not be complete without seeing and taking photos with tarsiers in Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella Bohol. That’s why on our second day, we visited the sanctuary as part of our Central Visayas Familiarization Tour – a project of PHILTOA. Philippine Tour Operators Association (PHILTOA) is the team behind the Philippines most successful yearly trade show – The Philippine Travel Mart 2012 .

Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary was built to protect the endangered tarsier, the world’s smallest primates. The tarsier sanctuary is located exactly 4 kilometers from the town center of Corella and a mere 20 minutes drive from Tagbilaran City. The Corella Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is maintained by a non-profit organization called Philippine Tarsier Foundation.

Visitors, as well as researchers, can learn about this 45 million-year-old species of small primates that can amazingly turn their heads to 180 degrees. It provides immense knowledge about this endangered species and also a great opportunity to see one of the rare species in the world.

A visit to the sanctuary is just like a trip inside the deep forest having thick vegetation with different flora and fauna. Inside the sanctuary, travelers can see tarsiers that can freely live on its natural habitat. The tarsiers are kept in such manner so that they are free to travel inside the mini protected forest and roam inside the larger area of the sanctuary. Visitors have to enter the semi-enclosed area composed of shrubs and mini-forest where they can spot and take photos of the tiny tarsiers. Inside this sanctuary, tarsiers are found resting up in trees, behind leaves or in branches, jumping from one tree to another when disturbed.

The Philippine Tarsiers have bigger eyes than brains and are nocturnal critters that literally will melt your heart. At just about 8-16 centimeters long, they are truly tiny and lovable. Even though they are that small they have been known to jump up to 16 feet! Good thing there’s a sanctuary that keeps them safe from wild and endangered species collector. The Corella Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is an ideal place for the tarsiers as there is no population stress or any form of pollution. The sanctuary is a one of kind tourist attraction that is best for group tours, a company summer outing and Family trips.

The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary has established a visitor’s complex to attract more guests. The visitor’s complex comprises of reception, exhibition area, audiovisual room, mini cafeteria, and toilet facilities. In addition to this, the sanctuary includes a library, research center related to tarsiers, conference rooms, and storage rooms. The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella is a hotspot for scientist, technicians, and research analysts related to tarsiers. A research center is constructed within the sanctuary equipped with laboratory and veterinary clinic for the betterment of the tarsiers.

Separate pathways are provided from the visitor’s complex to various parts of the sanctuary. Tourists are not allowed to touch the tarsier and flash photography is also prohibited to protect the small primates.

They charge 50 Pesos entrance fee before you can enter the sanctuary. Guides are available in the sanctuary to provide details about the endangered species. In house tour guides normally go the sanctuary early to spot the location of the tarsiers so they would know where to find them when the tourist starts to arrive at the tarsier sanctuary.

How to Get There

Corella Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is hardly 14 kilometers from the provincial capital Tagbilaran City. Buses and jeeps are available from the capital city on a regular basis to reach this place. Moreover, resorts in Bohol Island provide transportation facility to Corella. The sanctuary is located in a wide area of 134 hectares of forest area in Corella. Anyone can visit the sanctuary every day from 9 am to 4 pm except for Holidays. The best season to visit the Corella tarsier Sanctuary is from December to May.

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4 Days Bohol Itinerary: Chocolate Hills, Island Hopping, Loboc River Cruise

When is the best time to go to Bohol?

• Day 1: Travel to Bohol
• Day 2: Bohol Countryside Tour

Chocolate Hills

Loboc river cruise, bilar man-made forest, tarsier sanctuary, baclayon church, blood compact shrine, hanging bridge, bohol bee farm, alona beach.

• Day 3: Panglao Island Hopping Tour

Balicasag Island

Virgin island, additional: pamilacan island tour, bonus: firefly watching night cruise tour at abatan river, recommended additional bohol day tours and activities, anda & candijay bohol day tour, panglao island tour, danao adventure park day tour, bohol diving and whale sharks tour, cambuhat river cruise day tour.

• Day 4: Departure

Bohol is also home to historical and cultural sites, including old churches, museums, and ancestral houses. With endless places to visit in Bohol , the province is an ideal vacation spot for all kinds of travelers, including families with kids, couples, solo travelers, and nature lovers especially.

There are also many hotels and resorts in the province, so you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to where to stay in Bohol , regardless if you want to stay in Bohol beachfront resorts or cheap resorts in Bohol .

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To make the most out of your trip, we’ve created this 4-day, 3-night Bohol itinerary that will bring you to well-loved Bohol attractions near the best Bohol resorts , as well as new tourist spots in Bohol

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Day 1: Travel to Bohol 

If you are traveling from Manila to Bohol, your best option is to book a flight from Manila Airport to Bohol. If you’re going the Boracay to Bohol route, you can board a flight from Caticlan Airport to Bohol Airport. You can also get a flight to Bohol from other Philippine Airports , including Davao International Airport.

If you’re planning a Cebu to Bohol itinerary , you can go from Cebu to Bohol via a ferry. There are daily scheduled trips from Cebu City. You can also get a ferry to Bohol from Dumaguete or Siquijor.

After arriving in Bohol, head to your hotel aboard your Panglao Airport transportation and check in to your room. You can use your first day to explore the nearby areas on your own and try the local delicacies at some of the top Bohol restaurants .

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Bohol countryside tours are some of the most popular Bohol tours . While Bohol Countryside Tours vary, here are some of the stops that could be included during your trip:

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Bohol chocolate hills countryside private tour with transfers & add-on loboc river cruise lunch, bohol countryside tour chocolate hills to loboc river cruise lunch with hotel transfers, bohol countryside private tour & shared loboc river lunch cruise with transfers.

The trees are actual living trees, but the forest is deemed man-made as it was born from a reforestation project that was started over 50 years ago. 

See our popular Bohol Tours and Activities

Bohol island hopping private tour to balicasag & virgin islands with dolphin watching & transfers.

This hanging bridge is located in the municipality of Sevilla and is formally known as the Tigbao Hanging Bridge. It is made out of bamboo, hangs around 25 meters above the Loboc River, and connects two barangays to each other. Apart from giving you an adrenaline rush (as the bridge can be pretty shaky when you cross it), it will also provide you with unique views of the river. 

Bohol Bee Farm is a property located on Bohol’s Panglao Island. While it is an actual farm, it is also home to a hotel and a restaurant. You don’t have to book a stay here to explore its facilities, as you can join a Bohol Bee Farm tour where you can try some of their famous dishes and enjoy some of the farm activities.

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After your Bohol countryside tour, you will head back to your hotel. Rest up, as you will go island hopping in the Phillippines the next day.

See our popular Mithi Resort Bohol Packages

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See our popular Bohol Island Hopping Tours

Bohol island hopping shared tour | balicasag & virgin islands, bohol panglao island hopping private tour with snorkeling | balicasag island & dolphin watching.

See our popular Bohol Diving Courses and Packages

Bohol panglao beginner-friendly scuba diving tour with equipment, instructor & snacks, exciting 5-day bohol beach club resort intro to diving package with airfare from manila & meals, bohol panglao fun dive in 2 spots with snacks | danao wall, haka point or alona wreck.

On this tour, you will be able to explore some of Bohol’s natural attractions, including beaches, caves, falls, and rice terraces.

Anda Beach - This beach is known as one of the beautiful white sand beaches in the Philippines and has a length of almost three kilometers.

Cabagnow Cave Pool - This cave pool is one of the deepest cave pools in the province, with the deepest portion of the pool having a depth of 25 feet.

Combento Cave Pool - With a maximum depth of just around 6 feet, this cave pool is perfect for those who want a refreshing swim.

Tibao Cave Pool - Just a short distance away from Cabagnow Cave Pool, Tibao Cave Pool only has a maximum depth of around 3 meters.

Candapdapan Rice Terraces - These rice terraces offer a beautiful view of green and yellow, making the farmlands very photogenic.

Can-Umantad Falls - This waterfall was named after its height of 60 feet and is the tallest waterfall in Bohol.

Hinagdanan Cave - This popular cave in Bohol boasts spectacular stalactites and stalagmites and a lagoon that has a maximum depth of 12 meters.

Dauis Church - This National Historical Landmark is famous for its bell tower that is made from corals.

Panglao Church - Also known as the St. Augustine Parish Church, Panglao Church is home to a watch tower that is said to be the tallest Spanish-era watch tower in the Philippines.

Nova Shell Museum - This museum is home to one of the biggest seashell collections in the world.

See our popular Panglao Island Tours and Activities

Bohol countryside tour with loboc river cruise lunch & panglao island tour, bohol panglao island attractions tour with transfers | bohol bee farm, alona beach, hinagdanan cave.

Adrenaline junkies will enjoy Danao Adventure Park, where they can try exhilarating activities, including ziplining, rappelling, bungee jumping, and river tubing. Those who want a more laid-back visit can go on an eco-adventure tour and enjoy bird-watching, kayaking, and spelunking.

If you want a unique snorkeling activity in addition to scuba diving, you can swim with whale sharks in Lila , Bohol. Lila is one of the emerging destinations where you can swim with whale sharks in the Philippines . 

If you are looking for a tour that will allow you to immerse yourself in the local Boholano culture, this is it. After paddling down the Cambuhat River, you will make your way to an oyster farm. You’ll learn how these oysters are cultured here while enjoying your lunch. After your meal, you will go on a tour of the local village, which will allow you to interact with the community as the members show you how they make local handicrafts like baskets, hats, and mats.

Day 4: Departure 

Have an enjoyable and hassle-free trip to Bohol!

For a more convenient experience, book your Philippine trip packages , including Bohol hotel and tour packages , Philippine honeymoon packages , and long stay packages with a reputable Philippine online travel agency like Guide to the Philippines. You can also book hotels in Bohol , including Mithi Resort & Spa , Bohol Beach Club , Modala Beach Resort , Bluewater Panglao , and Bellevue Resort .

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Historic Sites In Bohol: Exploring The Rich Heritage

Introduction.

Nestled in the heart of the Philippines, Bohol is a gem laden with historical and cultural treasures. This magnificent island province, brimming with rich heritage and captivating landmarks, beckons history buffs and culture enthusiasts alike. From the iconic Chocolate Hills to the enchanting Philippine tarsiers, Bohol offers a unique blend of natural wonders and historical significance. As we delve into this journey, we’ll explore the corners of Bohol that echo the tales of Filipino resilience and splendor.

The Legacy of Baclayon Church

Baclayon Church, a parish church built in the 18th century and declared a national cultural treasure, stands in the town of Baclayon, a key heritage site in Bohol. Its rich history not only contributes to the cultural and historical fabric of the province of Bohol but also places it among the top heritage structures in the Philippines. The church’s architectural marvels, from its aged stone walls to the intricate religious relics within, narrate the story of the Philippines’ colonial past under Spanish rule. Baclayon Church, located a mere few kilometers from Tagbilaran City, is not just a tourist attraction but a beacon of the enduring faith and history of the region. Learn more about this historical landmark and other Bohol tourist spots  here .

Baclayon Church, a parish church built in the 18th century and declared a national cultural treasure, stands in the town of Baclayon, a key heritage site in Bohol. Its rich history not only contributes to the cultural and historical fabric of the province of Bohol but also places it among the top heritage structures in the Philippines.

Blood Compact Shrine: A Symbol of Friendship

Journeying a little further, we encounter the Blood Compact Shrine, a national historical landmark commemorating the first treaty of friendship between the Filipinos and Spaniards. This event, led by Datu Sikatuna, a local chieftain, and Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565, marks a significant moment in Philippine history. The Blood Compact Shrine, located in Tagbilaran City, offers a glimpse into the diverse history and cultural influences that have shaped the island. The monument, a work of national artist Napoleon Abueva, captures the essence of this historic event, making it a must-visit for those keen to delve into the rich history and culture of Bohol.

The Enigmatic Loboc River

Venturing deeper into Bohol’s heart, the Loboc River presents itself as more than just a picturesque natural attraction. This river has played a pivotal role in the historical and cultural fabric of Bohol. A river cruise, highly recommended for visitors, offers a serene way to appreciate the lush greenery and the traditional Filipino lifestyle along its banks. The river’s course through the island province, passing near towns like Loboc and Dimiao, offers an opportunity to learn about the history and culture of Bohol. Loboc River is not just a body of water; it’s a lifeline that has nurtured generations, a silent witness to the evolution of the Boholano culture. Immerse yourself in this unique experience and explore more about the Loboc River Cruise in Bohol  here .

The Significance of Punta Cruz Watchtower

Located just kilometers from Tagbilaran City, the watchtower is a popular tourist attraction and has been declared a national cultural treasure, underscoring its importance to the historical commission. This historical tower of adobe and limestone is a remarkable example of Spanish colonial architecture. Erected as a defense mechanism against marauding pirates, the watchtower today stands as a symbol of the resilience and strategic ingenuity of the Boholanos during the Spanish colonial period. Its unique hexagonal structure and the scenic view of the Bohol Sea it offers make it a fascinating stop for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts.

The Mystical Charm of Philippine Tarsiers

No exploration of Bohol’s heritage is complete without mentioning the Philippine tarsiers, one of the smallest and oldest primate species on the planet. These tiny creatures are an integral part of Bohol’s ecological and cultural heritage, symbolizing the island’s rich biodiversity. Conservation efforts to protect these mystical beings highlight the Boholanos’ commitment to preserving their natural heritage. Discover more about these enchanting creatures and their habitat in Bohol  here . Their preservation on Panglao Island, part of Bohol Philippines, is crucial for maintaining the ecological balance and cultural heritage of the region.

Unveiling the Heritage of Loboc and Duero Churches

As we delve deeper into Bohol’s ecclesiastical heritage, the Loboc and Duero Churches emerge as epitomes of historical and architectural grandeur. The Loboc Church, renowned for its age-old bell tower and stunning frescoes, represents a fusion of Filipino creativity and Spanish influence. Meanwhile, the Duero Church stands as a silent guardian of Bohol’s past, with its classic Baroque architecture and storied past. These churches are not just places of worship, they are custodians of centuries of history and culture, showcasing the rich spiritual life of the Boholanos.

The town of Loboc, home to one of these stone churches in the Philippines, also hosts the Carlos P. Garcia Memorial Park, featuring the Dagohoy marker, a tribute to the revolutionary leader Francisco Dagohoy.

Exploring Less-Known Sites: From Mt. Carmel Hill to Clarin Ancestral House

Bohol’s historical tapestry is woven with numerous lesser-known sites, each with its unique narrative. Mt. Carmel Hill, with its panoramic views and historical significance, offers a tranquil escape. The Clarin Ancestral House, a preserved relic of the Spanish era, provides a window into the lifestyle of the Boholano elite during colonial times. These sites offer a glimpse into the top heritage and architectural wonders of Bohol, a province celebrated for its UNESCO World Heritage Sites and rich history.

Final Thoughts

Our journey through the historic sites of Bohol reveals not just the landmarks themselves, but the stories and spirits behind them. From the solemn halls of age-old churches to the tranquil waters of the Loboc River, each site contributes to a tapestry that is uniquely Boholano. As we leave these shores, we carry with us a deeper appreciation of Bohol’s rich history and culture, a reminder of the Philippines’ diverse heritage. It’s a call to not only explore but also to preserve these treasures for generations to come.

For those eager to explore further, delve into the myriad of attractions in Bohol  here .

27 Things to do in Bohol + Tourist Spots

Bohol is one of the best places to visit in the Philippines, especially if you’re a first-timer visitor.

This province is home to some of the country’s most iconic natural attractions including the World-famous Chocolate Hills and the wide-eyed Philippine Tarsier, one of the smallest monkeys in the World. Bohol is also known for its many white-sand beaches and beautiful islands.

If you’re flying via Cebu, might as well go on a side-trip to Bohol. The ferry only takes around 2 hours, convenient for day trips. With the newly opened Bohol International Airport in Panglao Island, expect better access from Manila and other major PH airports.

Getting around Bohol is easy. You can see all of the top tourist spots in one day. With 2-3 days (or more), you can enjoy a more relaxed pace and maximize your time on the beach.

Here’s a list of beautiful places to visit in Bohol including top things to do & the best Bohol tourist spots.

To make your trip planning easy, I’ve added links to the locations on Google Maps. Feel free to click/tap on the links posted. Then, use the “save” feature on the Google Maps app. Seeing all your saved locations on the map will help you get started on planning your Bohol itinerary and know the best areas to stay, near places you want to go.

See also: Bohol & Panglao 2023 – Travel Budget & Sample Itinerary .

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1. Chocolate Hills & Bohol Countryside

Chocolate Hills sunrise view in Carmen, Bohol, Philippines

Location : Bohol Province (mainland), Philippines . Save on Google Maps .

Experience the enchanting Bohol countryside on a delightful tour. Witness the breathtaking Chocolate Hills, an extraordinary landscape resembling Hershey’s Kisses chocolate mounds. Indulge in a serene cruise along the idyllic Loboc River. Immerse yourself in history as you visit the ancient Baclayon Church, a testament to Bohol’s rich past. Enjoy an unforgettable adventure with a perfect mix of nature and cultural heritage. Meet the cute Tarsiers, the world’s smallest primates, with their captivating eyes.

Bohol Countryside Tour

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Rates : Join-in tour price is P620/person (excluding entrance fees). Private tour is P1,600/person for a group of 2-4 or P900/person for a group of 5-10.

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Popular Bohol Countryside Tourist Spots

Chocolate Hills Viewdeck  — P100/person entrance fee. Location: Carmen, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Loboc River Cruise. — P850/person. Includes lunch buffet on the floating Restaurant. Location: Loboc, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Bilar Man-Made Forest  — FREE admission. Location: Bilar, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Corella Tarsier Sanctuary  — P150/person entrance fee. Location: Corella, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Baclayon Church  — FREE admission. Entrance fee is charged for the museum. Location: Baclayon, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Blood Compact Shrine  — FREE admission. Location: Tagbilaran City, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Please note that prices and fees may have changed, so it is advisable to check with the museum or local tourism authorities for the most up-to-date information regarding the entrance fee.

Cebu – Bohol Ferry

Traveling to Bohol from Cebu? You’ll need to book a roundtrip fastcraft ferry ticket with either Oceanjet or Supercat ferry operators if it’s not included in your tour package. Travel time by fastcraft is 2 to 3 hours.

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2. Go Island Hopping & Dolphin Watching in Panglao

Marine life at Balicasag Island near Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines

Location : near Panglao Island, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

One of the best day trips from Panglao Island is the island hopping tour. The boatmen will first take you around the open sea for dolphin watching. After arriving at Balicasag Island, you will transfer to a smaller boat for snorkeling. This is your chance to see the colorful reefs and fishes in the Balicasag Island Marine Sanctuary. You might get to swim with sea turtles here. The last stop is the Virgin Island, which is known for its beautiful white sandbar that appears during low tide.

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Island Hopping Sites near Panglao

Balicasag Island Location: Balicasag Marine Sanctuary, near Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Virgin Island Location: Pungtud Island, near Panglao.  Save on Google Maps .

Pamilacan Island Location: Baclayon. Accessible by boat charter / island hopping tour Panglao.  Save on Google Maps .

3. Panglao Land Tour

South Palms Resort in Dumaluan Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines

Explore the tourist spots of Panglao by land. You can do this in a half-day or whole day tour. Begin your adventure by exploring the captivating Hinagdangan Cave, where you’ll be mesmerized by the intricate limestone formations and the tranquil underground pool. Afterward, make your way to the Bohol Bee Farm, where you can get a taste of their delicious ice cream & delectable organic treats made from the farm’s fresh ingredients. Finally, unwind at the famous Alona Beach or Panglao’s other beautiful white sand beaches, where you can bask in the sun & swim in the crystal-clear waters.

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Popular panglao land tour spots.

Alona Beach Location: Panglao, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Hinagdanan Cave Location: Bingag, Dauis, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Bohol Bee Farm Location: Dauis, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Panglao Church (St. Augustine Parish Church) Location: Panglao Poblacion, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Dauis Church Location: Dauis, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Nova Shell Museum Location: Teofilo Arcay St., Panglao Poblacion, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

4. Watch the Sunset

Dumaluan Beach sunset view in Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines

Chase the sunset at these scenic spots in Panglao Island and Tagbilaran City.

Dumaluan Beach  — One of the most beautiful beaches in Bohol. The actual sunset is not visible from Dumaluan Beach, but the golden hour is amazing especially when the water is calm & during low time. Go here if you want to get away from the crowds at Alona Beach. Location: Panglao town.  Save on Google Maps .

Moadto Strip Mall & Doljo Beach  — Located near the western tip of Panglao Island. This spot is one of the best places for a sunset stroll. Head to Hermit Beach for a better view of the actual sunset & head back at Moadto Strip Mall for dinner by the beach. Location: Purok 5, Panglao town.  Save on Google Maps .

Panglao Port  — Peaceful local vibe & clear views of the sunset. Location: Panglao Poblacion, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Zara’s Cafe  — Scenic hilltop view overlooking Tagbilaran City & Dauis, Panglao Island. Food, coffee & other drinks here are one of the best in the island. Location: Dayo Hill, Dauis, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Becca Cafe & Bistro  — Peaceful location along Tagbilaran seaside, near Borja Bridge that connects Tagbilaran to Dauis, Panglao. Perfect spot to unwind during sunset. Location: 348 Venancio P. Inting Avenue, Tagbilaran City.  Save on Google Maps .

Panglao Island

Location : Southwest Bohol Province . Save on Google Maps .

Found just off the coast of Bohol’s capital, Tagbilaran City, Panglao Island is a gateway to stunning white sand beaches, resorts, nature and cultural spots of Bohol Province. The island is home to the Bohol International Airport and is connected to Tagbilaran City by two bridge/viaducts. Travel time between Tagbilaran and Panglao is around 30 minutes or less.

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5. Alona Beach

Alona Beach in Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : Barangay Tawala, Panglao, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Probably the most popular beach in Panglao Island, Alona Beach is a 1.5 km stretch of white sand beach with crystal clear waters, bordered by rocky cliffs on each end. At Alona Beach, you can easily book a boat tour that can take you snorkeling and diving. There are even resorts that offer scuba diving programs. You can go on a day tour and visit the surrounding islands like Balicasag and enjoy the pristine waters. At night, Alona Beach continues to come alive with its many bustling bars and restaurants. There’s a wide range of accommodations here from affordable hostels to luxurious beach resorts.

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6. South Palms Resort & Dumaluan Beach

South Palms Resort in Dumaluan Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : Barangay Bolod, Panglao, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Dumaluan Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Panglao. It’s a favorite among locals and tourists who prefer a quiet experience. This long stretch features fine white sand bordered and pristine turquoise waters. It offers plenty of private spots where you can enjoy a relaxing time quite easily, as there are far fewer boats here and compared to the more popular Alona Beach. Dumaluan Beach may be on the quiet side, but there are a lot of activities you can do here as well. The beach is dotted with many resorts including upscale Bohol Beach Club and South Palms Resort Panglao.

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7. Moadto Strip Mall & Doljo Beach

Moadto Mall beachfront sunset view, in Doljo Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : Brgy. Doljo, Panglao, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Doljo Beach is a serene and picturesque beach located at the western tip of Panglao Island. It’s an easy 15-minute drive from Alona Beach or 5-minute drive from Panglao Poblacion. Visit Moadto Strip Mall, where you can dine along the beach, buy your grocery essentials or enjoy a relaxing sunset walk around the spacious beachfront. Doljo Beach is more peaceful and has finer/whiter sand compared to Alona. Here you can also find upscale Bellevue Resort and Modala Resort.

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8. Hinagdanan Cave

Hinagdanan Cave in Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : Bingag, Dauis, Panglao Island. Near Mithi Resort and Spa . Save on Google Maps .

The Hinagdanan Cave is a welcome break from the typical beach activities in Panglao Island. The entrance can only be accessed one at a time and leads to a cavern that features a freshwater lagoon and natural rock formations. The term Hinagdanan is a Cebuano word for “laddered” and was named so because of how it was discovered – accidentally, by a farmer who was clearing land, and eventually built a ladder to access the cave. The cave was also used as a hiding spot by locals during the Second World War.

Rates : Entrance fee is P50/person. If you want to swim, you’ll need to add an additional P75/person swimming fee.

9. Bohol Bee Farm

Bohol Bee Farm in Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : Dao, Dauis, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Bohol Bee Farm is a popular tourist spot on the Panglao land tour route. This charming farm is not only home to buzzing bees but also a treasure trove of organic delights. Indulge your taste buds with their delicious organic treats, from honey spreads to homemade ice cream. Explore the lush gardens and enjoy breathtaking views of the ocean. Don’t forget to visit their souvenir shop and bring home some of their natural products.

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10. Go Diving in Panglao

Plane wreck diving site near South Palms, Dumaluan Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol

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Panglao is home to a vibrant underwater world filled with colorful coral reefs and diverse marine species. With its crystal-clear waters, you can explore the fascinating depths while snorkeling or diving. Discover the enchanting beauty of sea turtles, vibrant fish, and other sea creatures that call these waters their home. Panglao is one of the Philippines’ best places to go for SCUBA Diving & Freediving.

Freediving spots in Panglao, Bohol

Napaling Reef Location: Napaling, Panglao town.  Save on Google Maps .

Panglao Plane Wreck Location: near South Pamls Resort, Dumaluan Beach.  Save on Google Maps .

Arco Point Location: near Panglao Island.

#Freediving Location: Dauis, Panglao Island near Bohol Sea View Cabin Resort.  Save on Google Maps .

11. Napaling Reef

Napaling Reef in Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : Napaling Drive, Panglao, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Napaling Reef is my favorite freediving spots in Bohol! This stunning reef is famous for its enchanting steep wall with incredible coral formations, surrounded by abundant marine life. Go SCUBA or freediving into the crystal-clear waters. There are many diving resorts in the area where you can get a guide & rent diving equipment.

12. Balicasag Island

Turtle Watching at Balicasag Island, Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : Near Panglao, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Balicasag Island is a paradise for nature enthusiasts, offering a remarkable opportunity to explore the underwater world & encounter Bohol’s rich marine life. Balicasag Marine Sanctuary is famous for its sea turtles, dolphin watching and vibrant coral gardens near the sea cliff.

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13. Virgin Island

Virgin Island in Panglao Island, Bohol

Location : near Puntud Island, Panglao, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

This enchanting island is famous for its pristine white sandbar that emerges during low tide, creating a breathtaking sight. With its crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft powdery sand, Virgin Island a perfect spot for beach and sea lovers. Take a leisurely stroll along the sandbar, sunbathe, or simply relax amidst the pristine blue sea surrounding you.

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Popular Beaches in Panglao

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Dumaluan Beach

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Nova Shell Museum

Dauis Church

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15. Tagbilaran City

Tagbilaran City seaside sunset view, Bohol

Location : Bohol Province . Save on Google Maps .

Tagbilaran is the capital city of Bohol Province. It is home to Tagbilaran Port, which serves direct ferries to Cebu, Dumagete, Siquijor and Manila. When in Tagbilaran, visit the Blood Compact Shrine, the Bohol Cathedral, Plaza Rizal and the National Museum of the Philippines – Bohol. Dao Bus Terminal is where you can find public buses and transport to other towns of Bohol Province. Island City Mall, the city’s largest shopping center, is conveniently located beside the terminal.

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16. Blood Compact Site

Blood Compact Site in Tagbilaran City, Bohol

Location : Tagbilaran East Road, Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City . Save on Google Maps .

Sandugo or blood compact is a Philippine ancient ritual wherein both factions cut their wrist and drink the blood together with wine or other liquids to seal an agreement and to signify their friendship. A shrine was built in honor of the historic blood compact between Rajah Sikatuna of Bohol and Miguel Lopez de Legaspi of Spain that is often considered as the First Treaty of Friendship between different cultures, races, and religions. A monument of five life-sized men performing the ritual, sculpted by Boholano, National Artist Napoleon Abueva, now stands in Brgy. Bool in Tagbilaran City. The Blood Compact Site is easily accessible even by tricycle since it is along the national highway. Aside from taking a trip back in history, you will also enjoy the cool breeze and refreshing view on the site.

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17. Bohol Chocolate Hills

Chocolate Hills in Carmen, Bohol

Location : Chocolate Hills Complex (view deck), Barangay Buenos Aires, Carmen . Save on Google Maps .

While it is still unknown how the famous Chocolate Hills came to be, and how many hills there are, one thing is certain – that the Chocolate Hills is a must-see attraction. They are green during the rainy season but turn brown during the dry season, resembling Hershey’s kisses chocolates, thus the name. They can be visited during both seasons, and they are just as marvelous all throughout the year. An endless view of these hills can best be appreciated at the Chocolate Hills Complex (view deck) in Carmen Town. If you want to visit without the huge crowds, go during sunrise. It takes extra effort, but the magical view of the hills under the golden hour light is worth it.

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Chocolate Hills Adventure Park is located near Chocolate Hills Complex Viewdeck. This eco-tourism venture in Carmen, Bohol offers 30 thrilling activities including the 550m Rush Bike Zip, zip-lining, treetop rope courses, horseback riding, camping, and an outdoor cafe.

18. Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary

Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol

Location : Barangay Canapnapan, Corella . Save on Google Maps .

A trip to Bohol won’t be complete without visiting the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary. Endangered and a protected species, the tarsier is a tiny and odd-looking primate. Seeing one in real life is a special experience because Bohol is one of the few places you can get to see them up close. The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella is within a short 20-minute drive from Tagbilaran City. Inside the sanctuary, you will be able to see and take photos of these marvelous creatures in their natural habitat. Just remember no flash photography, please.

The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella is the only site in Bohol run by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation. If you want to help with the conservation of Tarsiers, visit this one and not the conservation area in Bilar named “Tarsier Conservation Area,” where the tarsiers are forcefully placed & constantly disturbed for visitors.

19. Lo-ay / Loboc River Cruise

Lo-ay River Cruise in Bohol

Location : Loboc Tourism Complex, Poblacion, Loboc . Save on Google Maps .

The Loboc River Cruise is a popular activity to do in Bohol. Not only will you enjoy a sumptuous buffet meal of local dishes, but you will also be entertained by a cultural show while cruising on a floating restaurant as you traverse through the jade-green waters of the Loboc River. Loboc is located approximately 24 kilometers away from Tagbilaran City. It’s about 40 mins by car, and an hour by public transport.

An excellent alternative is the Lo-ay River Cruise, which is nearer to Tagbilaran and also offers a similar experience.

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20. Bilar Man-Made Forest

Bilar Man-Made Forest in Bohol

Location : Bilar-Loboc Road . Save on Google Maps .

You wouldn’t believe that this two-kilometer canopy of verdant mahogany trees over the highway between the borders of Bilar and Loboc is actually manmade. The trees look almost uniform and are so close to each other that they make a great place for cooling down and taking breath-taking photos. The manmade forest is quite easy to access too and you can easily include this stopover in your itinerary. If you’re on your way to visit the Chocolate Hills from Loboc, you surely won’t miss it.

21. Baclayon Church

Baclayon Church in Bohol

Location : Poblacion, Baclayon . Save on Google Maps .

The Church of Immaculada Concepcion, or more popularly known as Baclayon Church, is one of the oldest churches in the Philippines and probably the most famous heritage site in Bohol. It was founded in 1596, but was only elevated as a Parish in 1717 and was completed in 1727. Its original façade is made of coral stones that were dragged from the sea and cut into cruciform shapes. In the 19th century, another facade was built together with surrounding stone buildings. An old convent, now converted into a museum, is located next to the church and houses century-old relics.

22. Anda White Beach & Cave Pools

Location : Anda, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Hailed as the most beautiful beach in Bohol, Anda Beach is blessed with a long stretch of powdery white sand fringed with coconut palm trees. The drive to Anda Beach takes around 45-minutes from Tagbilaran City.

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Talisay Beach, Anda Location: Anda.  Save on Google Maps .

Cabagnow Cave Pool Location: Anda.  Save on Google Maps .

Tibaw Cave Pool Location: Anda.  Save on Google Maps .

23. Can-umantad Waterfalls

Can-umantad Waterfalls in Candijay, Bohol

Location : Candijay, Bohol . Save on Google Maps .

Can-umantad Falls is the tallest and most impressive waterfall in Bohol. Travel time from Candijay town center is around 30-minutes.

24. Cadapdapan Rice Terraces

Cadapdapan Rice Terraces in Candijay, Bohol

Location : Candijay . Save on Google Maps .

Get a refreshing view of the Cadapdapan rice terraces on your way to Can-umantad Falls. It’s located in Candijay, known to be Bohol’s top rice-producing town.

25. Danao Adventure Park

Location : Magtangtang, Danao . Save on Google Maps .

Aside from the natural beauty of the island, the pristine beaches and the cultural heritage that Bohol offers, a trip to Danao Adventure Park is one you wouldn’t want to miss especially if you are looking for something more thrilling.

Located 72 km away from Tagbilaran City, Danao Adventure Park focuses on eco-tourism and extreme adventure to offer you a unique and adrenaline-rush filled experience with nature and is definitely worth the travel time. If you are not a thrill-seeker, don’t worry because there’s still a wide of activities you can try. Root climbing and rappelling, caving, river trekking, glass cliff walking, cable car rides, ziplining, cliff diving, and kayaking are just some of the activities they offer. If you’re an adrenaline junkie, you will definitely want to try The Plunge, which is the only canyon swing in Southeast Asia, and the highest one in the world at 280m.

26. Bohol Churches & Heritage Sites

Bohol is home to some of the oldest and most beautiful Spanish-colonial churches in the Philippines. These iconic structures are famous for their stunning architecture, rich distory and cultural significance.

Spanish-colonial heritage churches in Bohol

Loboc Church (San Pedro Apostol Parish Church) Location: Loboc, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Baclayon Church (La Purisima Concepcion de la Virgen Maria Parish Church) Location: Baclayon, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Dauis Church (Assumption of Our Lady Shrine) Location: Dauis, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Panglao Church (St. Agustine Parish Church) Location: Panglao, Panglao Island.  Save on Google Maps .

Loon Church (Nuestra Señora de la Luz Parish Church) Location: Loon, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Alburquerque Church (Santa Monica Parish Church) Location: Albuquerque.  Save on Google Maps .

Tagbilaran Cathedral (Cathedral of Saint Joseph the Worker) Location: Carlos P. Garcia Avenue, Tagbilaran City.  Save on Google Maps .

Cortes Church (Sto Nino Parish Church) Location: Cortes.  Save on Google Maps .

Dimiao Church (San Nicholas Parish Church) Location: Dimiao.  Save on Google Maps .

Jagna Church (St. Michael The Archangel Parish Church) Location: Jagna.  Save on Google Maps .

Loay Church (Holy Trinity Parish Church) Location: Loay.  Save on Google Maps .

Talibon Cathedral (Blessed Trinity Cathedral) Location: Talibon.  Save on Google Maps .

Other heritage sites in Bohol

Punta Cruz Watchtower Location: Maribojoc.  Save on Google Maps .

National Museum Bohol – Tagbilaran Branch (formerly the Old Bohol Provincial Capitol building) Location: Carlos P. Garcia Avenue, Tagbilaran City.  Save on Google Maps .

27. See more of Bohol Province

Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge in Sevilla, Bohol, Philippines

Other interesting spots in Bohol

Sagbayan Peak  — Offers a nice view of Chocolate Hills clustered in the town of Sagbayan and Clarin. Although out of the way from the popular Tagbilaran-Loboc-Carmen countryside tour route, the Sagbayan Peak might be worth a visit if you are traveling via Tubigon. Location: Clarin-Sagbayan Road, Sagbayan, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge  — The Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge, a captivating tourist spot in Sevilla, has evolved from its humble bamboo and rope origins. Get a scenic view of the serene river and surrounding nature while crossing the 40-meter bridge’s woven bamboo deck. Location: Loboc-Sevilla Road, Sevilla, Bohol.  Save on Google Maps .

Cabilao island Location: Loon.  Save on Google Maps .

Abatan River (cruise & firefly watching) Location: Cortes-Maribojoc.  Save on Google Maps .

Pilar Dam / Pilar Freedom Park & Wildlife Sanctuary Location: Poblacion, Pilar.  Save on Google Maps .

Beyond Bohol

Virgin Island in Bantayan, Cebu, Philippines

Location : Central Visayas region, central Philippines . Save on Google Maps .

Cebu is famous for its rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking attractions. The direct fastcraft ferry from Tagbilaran to Cebu City takes around 2 hours. You can also go via Tubigon Port, which is 1 hour away from Tagbilaran by car. Travel time from Tubigon to Cebu City is 1 hour by fastcraft ferry or 2 hours by RORO ferry.

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Rizal Boulevard, Dumaguete City

Location : Negros Oriental, Central Visayas region, central Philippines . Save on Google Maps .

Known as the “City of Gentle People,” Dumaguete is famous for its vibrant university town atmosphere, beautiful coastline, and breathtaking marine biodiversity. To get there from Bohol, take a ferry from Tagbilaran Port to Dumaguete Port. The ferry ride usually takes around 2-3 hours, offering picturesque views of the sea along the way.

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Discover the enchanting island of Siquijor, famous for its mystical charm, pristine beaches, and captivating waterfalls. To reach Siquijor from Bohol, take a ferry from Tagbilaran Port to Siquijor Port. The ferry journey typically takes around 1 to 2 hours.

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Camiguin Island

White Island in Camiguin, Philippines

Location : Camiguin Province, Northern Mindanao, Philippines . Save on Google Maps .

Experience the beauty of Camiguin Island, famous for its stunning volcanoes, hot springs, and picturesque waterfalls. Take a direct ferry from Jagna Port in Bohol to Camiguin. The ferry ride typically takes around 2 to 3 hours. Prepare to be amazed by Camiguin’s natural wonders, such as the majestic Mount Hibok-Hibok and the enchanting Katibawasan Falls.

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What places have you added to your bucketlist? Have you been to beautiful places in Bohol that should be on this list? Feel free to share your thoughts!

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March 13, 2019 at 5:07 pm

Hi this is Margie, wanna go to Bohol, what place should I land first in bohol? I’m from Cebu City

March 26, 2019 at 10:01 pm

Hi Margie, you can take the ferry to Tagbilaran.

May 19, 2019 at 4:56 pm

Hello there! By any chance, have you tried to rent for a long term in a beach house rather than staying in a hotel? If you did, any recommendations?

June 13, 2019 at 2:59 am

Hi Charmein, I have not done that yet. Sorry.

July 11, 2019 at 1:28 pm

The pictures look so amazing…The places are mesmerizing…

December 12, 2019 at 1:40 am

Hi, This is Diana from Cebu City, I just want to ask for suggestion if what places are worthy to visit for a 1 day tour? Is it okay not to hire a tour guide?

February 25, 2020 at 10:44 am

Hi, I’m planning to travel to philippines this year and I’m having a hard time finding any information about where I can go to watch filipino folk dances or even visit tribes and learn about their way of life.

March 6, 2020 at 4:36 pm

There are many villages you can visit in the Cordillera region. In Banaue for example. In Mindanao, check out Lake Sebu (near General Santos City).

January 24, 2021 at 3:19 pm

I’ve been to Bohol, very beautiful place. Went on a buffet river cruise an zip lining and one of the many beaches of course. Trip of a lifetime.

January 24, 2021 at 3:26 pm

What a great blog! You just inspired me. I am adding Bohol to my list of places to visit someday.

January 24, 2021 at 3:34 pm

Looks beautiful out there! Hope to go there someday. I love to seeing tarsier in personal. Super great!

March 4, 2023 at 10:40 pm

What a beautiful post! Thank you so much for sharing about Bohol. This guide is very helpful.

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BOHOL Tourist Spots: The Ultimate Guide for 1 Week in Paradise

Bohol tourist spots.

Welcome to paradise! Bohol , located in the central Philippines , is a treasure trove of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and unique wildlife. This island province is a gem waiting to be discovered, offering an array of BOHOL tourist spots that will captivate your heart and leave lasting memories. Let’s embark on a week-long journey through 15 of the best tourist attractions in Bohol, each promising a unique, unforgettable experience.

Planning a trip to Bohol can be overwhelming due to the abundance of attractions, but fear not! We’ve curated a comprehensive 7-day itinerary, making sure you get the most out of your visit. In this guide, we’ll share insights on how to navigate the key BOHOL tourist spots, and provide helpful tips for seamless travel.

DAY 1: Arrival and Exploring Tagbilaran City

As you touch down at the Tagbilaran City Airport, the vibrant vibe of Bohol’s capital city welcomes you. Known as the City of Friendship, Tagbilaran is not just your gateway to the stunning BOHOL tourist spots, but it is a charming destination in itself brimming with history, culture, and local color.

Start your journey at the Bohol National Museum, one of the most informative places to learn about the island’s history and culture. The museum is housed in a former library and displays a plethora of artifacts from prehistoric times to the Spanish colonial era. Make sure to check out the ancient burial jars and fossils, which give a fascinating glimpse into Bohol’s past.

Next, head over to the St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral. Established in the 16th century, it’s one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in Bohol. With its classic Spanish-era architecture and intricately crafted wooden altar, the cathedral stands as a testament to Bohol’s rich religious heritage. Don’t forget to climb the belfry for a panoramic view of the city.

After a day of sightseeing, treat your taste buds to the local flavors of Tagbilaran City. There’s a variety of restaurants serving mouth-watering local dishes like Peanut Kisses (a peanut-based confectionery), and kalamay (a sweet, sticky delicacy) which are perfect souvenirs too.

Once you’re done exploring the city, enjoy a tranquil walk along the Tagbilaran City Baywalk. The Baywalk, especially at sunset, offers a beautiful view of the sea, providing a peaceful ending to your first day exploring the BOHOL tourist spots .

Remember, the charm of Tagbilaran City lies in its laid-back atmosphere, friendly locals, and its blend of history and modernity. So, take your time to explore and soak in the unique experiences the city has to offer. Tomorrow, you’ll delve deeper into the wonders of Bohol.

DAY 2: Exploring the Chocolate Hills

Wake up bright and early on your second day for an unforgettable journey to one of the most iconic BOHOL tourist spots: the Chocolate Hills. This geological marvel, located in the town of Carmen, features about 1,268 perfectly cone-shaped hills spreading over an area of more than 50 square kilometers.

The journey to the Chocolate Hills itself is a treat, as you pass through beautiful landscapes and witness the rural life of Bohol. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by the sight of the vast expanse of hills, which change color with the seasons – green in the wet season, and turning a chocolate brown during the dry season, hence their name.

Make your way to the Chocolate Hills Complex, where a viewing deck offers a panoramic view of this unique landscape. It’s a bit of a climb, but the sight that awaits you at the top is more than worth the effort. As one of the most popular BOHOL tourist spots, it’s best to get there early to avoid the crowds and have plenty of time to take pictures.

If you’re an adventure lover, consider taking an ATV tour. It allows you to drive around the hills, adding an adrenaline rush to the spectacular views. Remember to wear sunblock and bring a hat, as the area can get quite hot, especially around noon.

Before you leave, visit the small museum in the complex that tells the legends associated with the formation of the hills. No matter what version you believe, it’s a fun way to immerse yourself in the local culture.

Your exploration of the Chocolate Hills will leave you with a sense of wonder at the beauty of nature and some amazing photos. After a day of marvelling at these unique formations, head back to your accommodation for a well-earned rest, ready for the next day’s adventures at the other equally stunning BOHOL tourist spots .

DAY 3: Tarsier Sanctuary and Loboc River

The third day of your Bohol exploration takes you deeper into the island’s wildlife and natural beauty. Start your day at the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, one of the most visited BOHOL tourist spots dedicated to the conservation of the world’s smallest primate.

At the sanctuary, you’ll be introduced to the tarsiers, small creatures with large, expressive eyes and an endearing demeanor. Their nocturnal nature and sensitivity mean you’ll have to tread lightly and keep your voices low. The sanctuary offers guided tours that teach visitors about the tarsiers’ lifestyle, their unique traits, and conservation efforts to protect these endangered species.

After a morning with the adorable tarsiers, it’s time for a tranquil river cruise. Drive to the town of Loboc, home to the beautiful Loboc River. Here, you’ll embark on a floating restaurant for a river cruise like no other. The serene surroundings, combined with delicious local cuisine, create a memorable dining experience.

As your boat gently sails down the Loboc River, you’ll be surrounded by lush vegetation, hear the rhythmic sound of the water, and even get to enjoy live local music performances. Make sure to watch out for the stunning Busay Falls, a small cascade that adds to the river’s charm.

The Loboc River cruise also offers several stopovers where you can engage with the local community, witness traditional dances, and learn more about Bohol’s rich culture. This relaxing and immersive experience truly sets the Loboc River apart as one of the unmissable BOHOL tourist spots.

As day three of your Bohol adventure concludes, you will have explored the diversity of Bohol, from its unique wildlife to its serene landscapes and vibrant local culture. With each day, the island continues to reveal more of its enchanting character, preparing you for more exploration of BOHOL tourist spots in the coming days.

DAY 4: Panglao Island

On your fourth day, make your way to Panglao Island, a tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches, rich marine life, and laid-back vibe. A bridge connects this island to Bohol’s main island, making it easily accessible and a favourite among BOHOL tourist spots.

Begin your day at Alona Beach, a 1.5-kilometer stretch of white sand fringed by azure waters. This beach is renowned for its vibrant underwater world, making it a hot spot for snorkeling and diving. If you’re a diving enthusiast, don’t miss the opportunity to explore Alona’s colorful coral reefs, teeming with a variety of fish and other marine creatures.

For the more adventurous, a range of water sports are available, from jet-skiing to parasailing. Or, you can simply laze on the sandy beach, enjoying the warm sun and the rhythmic sound of the waves.

As you stroll along the beach, you’ll find numerous beachfront restaurants and bars, where you can sample delicious local cuisine and fresh seafood. As evening falls, enjoy a mesmerizing sunset while savoring a beach-side dinner.

Apart from Alona Beach, Panglao Island also hosts other attractions like the Hinagdanan Cave, a naturally lit cavern with a deep lagoon, and the Dauis Church, one of the oldest churches in the Philippines. If time allows, these are worth a visit.

Before leaving Panglao Island, take a moment to appreciate the warm hospitality of the locals. Their friendly smiles and the island’s vibrant yet relaxing atmosphere make Panglao a truly enchanting BOHOL tourist spot.

As day four comes to a close, you can look forward to more of Bohol’s natural beauty and exciting adventures in the days to come.

DAY 5: Balicasag Island and Virgin Island

Your fifth day in Bohol invites you to explore the breathtaking underwater world of Balicasag Island and the ethereal beauty of Virgin Island, two of the top BOHOL tourist spots for nature and beach lovers.

Begin your day with a boat ride to Balicasag Island, a marine sanctuary known for its crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life. This island is a paradise for snorkelers and divers alike. Swim among colorful corals, schools of tropical fish, sea turtles, and, if you’re lucky, you might even spot a dolphin or two on your way to the island.

Whether you’re an expert diver or a first-time snorkeler, Balicasag Island offers an unforgettable underwater experience. Remember to follow the guidelines to protect the marine life, ensuring that this underwater paradise continues to thrive.

In the afternoon, hop on a boat to Virgin Island, also known as Pungtud Island. As you approach, you’ll be greeted by a crescent-shaped sandbar emerging from the sea, especially visible during low tide. Walking on the powdery white sand, with the sea on both sides, feels like stepping into a dream.

There are no structures or inhabitants on Virgin Island, adding to its untouched allure. Spend your time here walking along the sandbar, taking in the panoramic views, and snapping photos of this natural wonder. You can also find local vendors selling fresh sea urchins and coconuts, perfect for a quick snack.

As you head back to mainland Bohol, take one last look at the stunning seascape, carrying with you memories of an extraordinary day exploring these unique BOHOL tourist spots. With the sea, sand, and sun as your companions, day five promises a perfect island adventure in Bohol.

DAY 6: Anda’s White Beach and Cabagnow Cave Pool

On the sixth day, venture to the eastern part of Bohol to the quiet town of Anda. Known for its pristine beaches and natural attractions, Anda is a gem waiting to be discovered, making its spots some of the hidden BOHOL tourist spots.

Start your day at Anda’s White Beach, also known as Quinale Beach. This 3-kilometer stretch of fine, powdery white sand rivals the more famous beaches in the Philippines. Its turquoise waters are crystal clear and relatively shallow, making it perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

With less crowd, Anda’s White Beach is a tranquil paradise for beach lovers. Its laid-back vibe invites you to relax and soak up the sun. There are few establishments along the beach, so it’s advisable to bring your snacks and drinks.

In the afternoon, head over to Cabagnow Cave Pool, another gem in Anda. This natural pool is hidden inside a small cave, where you can jump off from the cave’s opening into its cool and refreshing waters. The cave’s natural structure offers a unique swimming experience, making it a thrilling destination especially for adventure seekers.

Before you jump, make sure to check the water’s depth and be cautious of slippery rocks. Even though it’s off the beaten path, the Cabagnow Cave Pool is a must-visit due to its unique experience and stunning natural beauty.

As you return from Anda, you’ll be filled with awe of Bohol’s unspoiled beauty. From the quiet charm of Anda’s White Beach to the adventurous allure of Cabagnow Cave Pool, your sixth day in Bohol promises to be filled with amazing sights and experiences.

DAY 7: Blood Compact Shrine and Bohol Bee Farm

On your seventh day in Bohol, dive deeper into the island’s history and enjoy a taste of its sustainable farming practices. Begin your day at the Blood Compact Shrine, then proceed to the Bohol Bee Farm, two of the more unique BOHOL tourist spots.

Start your morning at the Blood Compact Shrine in Tagbilaran City. This historical landmark commemorates the first international treaty of friendship between Spaniards and Filipinos. The event, known as ‘Sandugo’ or ‘One Blood’, was a pact made by Datu Sikatuna and Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565.

The site features a monument of five life-sized bronze statues, depicting the historic blood compact ceremony. While the shrine is not as visually stunning as Bohol’s natural attractions, the historical significance makes it an important stop on any Bohol itinerary.

After soaking up some history, head over to the Bohol Bee Farm. This isn’t your typical farm; it’s a thriving testament to sustainable and organic farming practices. The farm offers guided tours where you can learn about beekeeping and the importance of bees in the ecosystem.

But the farm is not just about bees. It also grows a variety of organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs. After the tour, you can sample some of their organically grown produce in their restaurant, which serves healthy and delicious meals.

Make sure to try their honey-glazed chicken or the organic salad with edible flowers, followed by their unique ice creams made from locally sourced ingredients. Before leaving, don’t forget to drop by the souvenir shop to pick up some of their organic products, such as honey, tea, or homemade spreads.

Your seventh day in Bohol is a delightful mix of history and sustainable living. As you experience more of Bohol’s diverse attractions, you’ll appreciate the depth and breadth of what this beautiful island has to offer.

Extra Attractions (If Time Allows)

If you have more time in Bohol, there are several other attractions that you can visit, providing more opportunities to appreciate the island’s beauty and immerse in its rich culture. These additional BOHOL tourist spots are worth including in your itinerary.

First, consider visiting the Bilar Man-Made Forest, a two-kilometer stretch of densely planted mahogany trees located along the border of Loboc and Bilar towns. This man-made forest provides a refreshing break during your journey, with its cool shade and serene ambiance. As you drive or walk through the forest, the sun’s rays filtering through the canopy create a magical scene.

Next, explore the Bamboo Hanging Bridge in Sevilla. Originally constructed using bamboo and rope, the bridge is now reinforced with steel but still retains its traditional look. Crossing the bridge provides stunning views of the Sipatan River and the surrounding greenery. Local souvenir shops are located at both ends of the bridge, where you can buy locally made products.

Another spot to visit is the Bohol Python and Wildlife Park. The star of the park is Prony, said to be the largest python in captivity. Aside from pythons, the park also houses other animals like birds, monkeys, and crocodiles.

Finally, visit the Clarin Ancestral House in Loay. This house is one of the oldest and best-preserved ancestral homes in Bohol. The house provides a glimpse into the lifestyle of the Filipino upper class during the Spanish era.

These extra attractions add diverse experiences to your Bohol journey, from enjoying the tranquility of a man-made forest to crossing a traditional bamboo bridge, encountering wildlife, and stepping back in time in an ancestral house. These experiences round out your exploration of the diverse BOHOL tourist spots.

Tips and Tricks for Touring Bohol

When touring Bohol, a few helpful tips and tricks can help you get the most out of your visit to these stunning BOHOL tourist spots. This section also includes details about one of the most visited festivals in the Philippines , held annually in Bohol.

• Best Time to Visit : The best time to visit Bohol is from January to May, during the dry season. The weather is generally sunny, perfect for beach activities and exploring outdoor attractions. It’s also the time when Bohol hosts the Sandugo Festival, one of the most visited festivals in the Philippines, which commemorates the historic blood compact between the Spanish and Filipino leaders.
• Respect Local Customs and Traditions : Filipinos are known for their warm hospitality and friendly nature. When participating in local festivities or visiting religious sites, respect local customs and traditions.
• Protect the Environment : Whether you’re visiting the Tarsier Sanctuary or diving around Balicasag Island, remember to follow guidelines that protect these natural habitats. Keep your distance from animals, don’t touch corals, and always dispose of your trash responsibly.
• Plan Your Activities : Bohol is packed with attractions, so it’s crucial to plan your activities in advance. Consider the travel time between sites and prioritize what you want to see most.
• Pack Wisely : Pack light, but remember to bring essentials like sunblock, hats, swimsuits, and comfortable walking shoes. Waterproof bags or pouches can be handy for island-hopping tours.
• Try Local Cuisine : Don’t miss out on trying Bohol’s local cuisine. Visit the Bohol Bee Farm for some organic meals, or sample local delicacies like the peanut kisses and calamay.
• Experience Festivals : Experiencing local festivals is a wonderful way to immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Bohol. The province is known for its vibrant festivals, which showcase its deep historical roots, diverse heritage, and warm community spirit. Among these, the Sandugo Festival stands out, widely recognized as one of the most visited festivals in the Philippines. The term “Sandugo” translates to “one blood,” referring to the historic blood compact between Datu Sikatuna, a native chieftain, and Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565. The Sandugo Festival is a month-long celebration held every July in Tagbilaran City, the capital of Bohol. This grand festivity commemorates the significant event that sealed the friendship between the Filipinos and the Spaniards, an alliance that had a profound influence on the country’s history. The festival is filled with numerous activities that attract both local and foreign tourists. The highlights include the Sandugo Street Dancing Competition, where local groups from different towns and cities in Bohol compete in a vibrant display of dances telling the story of the historic blood compact. The performers’ costumes and routines reflect the rich cultural heritage and history of Bohol. Other activities include the Miss Bohol Sandugo Beauty Pageant, a search for the lady who best embodies the beauty and grace of Boholana women. The Sandugo Trade Expo showcases local products and handicrafts, while the agricultural fair highlights the province’s rich agricultural produce. Moreover, the festival also offers music concerts, sports events, and food fairs featuring local delicacies. The Sandugo reenactment, held at the Blood Compact Shrine, is a significant event that dramatically portrays the first treaty of friendship between the Filipinos and the Spaniards. Experiencing the Sandugo Festival not only provides a glimpse into the historical significance of the blood compact but also allows you to witness the unity, creativity, and vibrant spirit of the Boholanos. It’s a cultural immersion like no other, making the Sandugo Festival a key reason why Bohol is home to one of the most visited festivals in the Philippines .

By keeping these tips in mind, you’ll be prepared for an incredible journey exploring the best BOHOL tourist spots. Whether you’re there for the beaches, history, wildlife, or even one of the most visited festivals in the Philippines, Bohol is ready to provide a rich, memorable experience.

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Embark on a delightful journey through the top 20 Bohol tourist spots. This island paradise, with its stunning landscapes, rich heritage, and diverse wildlife, is a perfect Philippine getaway.

In fact, many Filipino travelers prefer Bohol as their primary tourist destination because of the number and quality of tourist attractions that can be discovered and explored.

There are actually so many sites to visit in the province. But for starters, here are 20 of the top tourist attractions in Bohol.

Chocolate hills , carmen.

Begin your adventure with the iconic Chocolate Hills in Carmen. This geological wonder, comprising over 1,200 hills, turns a cocoa-brown shade during dry seasons.

Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape , Bilar

Discover the rich biodiversity of Bohol at the Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape in Bilar. This protected area, one of the largest remaining forests in the region, is a sanctuary for many endemic and endangered species. Here, you can enjoy birdwatching, trekking, and exploring the many caves within the park.

Panglao Island

Bask in the sun-kissed beauty of Panglao Island. Renowned for its pristine beaches, it's a haven for sun worshippers and water sports enthusiasts.

Loboc River Cruise, Loboc

Experience the enchanting Loboc River Cruise. As you glide along the emerald-green river, you'll enjoy a buffet meal and live cultural performances.

Baclayon Church , Baclayon

Explore the historic Baclayon Church in Baclayon. This Spanish-era church, made from coral stones and egg whites, is a testament to Bohol's rich cultural past.

Hinagdanan Cave , Dauis

Delve into the mysterious Hinagdanan Cave in Dauis. Its naturally lit interior and clear lagoon make it a unique attraction.

Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary , Corella

Visit the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella. This sanctuary focuses on the research, breeding, and conservation of the Philippine Tarsier.

Alona Beach, Panglao Island

Relax at the stunning Alona Beach on Panglao Island. This white-sand beach, lined with restaurants and resorts, is ideal for beach lounging and snorkeling.

Blood Compact Shrine , Tagbilaran City

Commemorate a historic peace pact at the Blood Compact Shrine in Tagbilaran City. This monument represents a friendship treaty between the Spanish and the Filipinos.

Bilar Man-Made Forest, Bilar

Witness the lush Bilar Man-Made Forest. This 2-kilometer stretch of densely planted Mahogany trees provides a refreshing, cool respite.

Danao Adventure Park , Danao

Get your adrenaline pumping at Danao Adventure Park. This eco-tourism site offers thrilling activities like zip-lining, caving, and rappelling.

Dumaluan Beach, Panglao Island

Discover the serene Dumaluan Beach on Panglao Island. With its powdery white sand and crystal-clear waters, it's an idyllic beach escape.

Clarin Ancestral House, Loay

Step into the past at the Clarin Ancestral House in Loay. This well-preserved Spanish-Filipino house offers a glimpse into the Filipino lifestyle during the Spanish colonial period.

Balicasag Island

Embark on a marine adventure at Balicasag Island. Renowned for its vibrant marine life, it's an ideal spot for snorkeling and diving.

Anda White Beach , Anda

Enjoy the untouched beauty of Anda White Beach in Anda. This secluded beach, with its crystal-clear waters and white sand, is a tropical paradise.

Mag-Aso Falls, Antequera

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Mag-Aso Falls in Antequera. The cascading waters plunge into a refreshing natural pool, surrounded by verdant vegetation.

Loboc Ecotourism Adventure Park, Loboc

Experience more thrill at the Loboc Ecotourism Adventure Park. Enjoy a cable car ride or zip line across the captivating Loboc River.

Bohol National Museum , Tagbilaran City

Visit the Bohol National Museum in Tagbilaran City. The museum showcases archaeological artifacts and items of historical and cultural significance to the province.

Sagbayan Peak , Sagbayan

Marvel at the panoramic views from Sagbayan Peak. This mountain resort and recreation center offers breathtaking vistas of the Chocolate Hills and the sea.

Bamboo Hanging Bridge , Sevilla

End your journey with the Bamboo Hanging Bridge in Sevilla. Originally built from bamboo and rope, the bridge is now reinforced with steel but retains its traditional look.

Bohol, with its impressive array of natural wonders, cultural landmarks, and alluring beaches, truly stands out among the Philippines' many destinations. These top 21 spots encapsulate the province's unique appeal, from its iconic Chocolate Hills to the tiny Philippine Tarsier's natural habitat. Set off on an unforgettable journey through the Bohol tourist spots and experience the distinctive charm of this beautiful island province.

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Top 13 Bohol Attractions to Add to Your Itinerary

Outside Cebu, we consider Bohol as our second home. After a two-hour Cebu-Bohol ferry ride , we can already enjoy the pristine beaches and world-famous natural wonders. Whether you’re a first-timer or a returning visitor, here are the top Bohol attractions we recommend that you include in your itinerary.

Dali, suroy ta sa Bohol! (Come, let’s explore Bohol!)

Top Bohol attractions for nature lovers

1. chocolate hills.

First on our list is the ever-famous Chocolate Hills , a unique geological formation declared as the country’s third National Geological Monument in 1988. It truly is a marvel of nature you have to see for yourself.

While you’re here, boost your adrenaline by ziplining over a breathtaking landscape at the Chocolate Hills Adventure Park . Read our Chocolate Hills guide to know more about this top Bohol tourist spot.

Address: Brgy. Buenos Aires, Carmen, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: ₱100 (foreigners); ₱30 (locals); ₱15 (students)

2. Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary

The Philippine Tarsier has put Bohol on the world map. While seeing the tarsiers up close is one of the top things to do in Bohol, you should be aware that these tiny nocturnal creatures are already considered near threatened. Hence, we should all be responsible when visiting their habitats.

There are controversies surrounding the tarsier attraction in Loboc, so it is highly encouraged that you visit the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol instead. It is run by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation, Incorporated (PTFI), which officially manages the Philippine tarsier conservation and provides sustainable living conditions for these endemic primates.

Address: Tarsier Sanctuary Road, Brgy. Canapnapan, Corella, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: ₱150 (adults); Free for children under 8 years old

3. Habitat Bohol

Another Bohol tourist spot for nature lovers is Habitat Bohol . While the butterfly enclosure has been closed since 2020, you’ll still spot different species of butterflies and birds in this geo park as you engage in a ZONA walk , a form of forest bathing with Qigong.

You can even stay at their Habitat Bohol Highland Nature Resort for a full nature retreat experience.

Address: Highway Poblacion Bilar, Bohol, Philippines ZONA walk rate: ₱520 for a two-hour session

4. Hinagdanan Cave

Enter an otherworldly realm at Hinagdanan Cave on Bohol’s Panglao Island. Hagdan is the Bisaya term for stairs, hence you can find a staircase that leads you to the naturally lit cavern.

Inside, you’ll find a deep lagoon surrounded by enigmatic stalactites and stalagmites. If you wish, you can swim here at an additional fee.

Address: Bingag, Dauis, Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: ₱50; additional ₱75 if you will swim

Bohol tourist places for beach bums

5. alona beach.

Imagine a stretch of white sand beach lined with resorts, dive shops, restaurants, and cafes, and that’s exactly what you’ll find in Alona Beach .

This Bohol tourist spot one of the top beach destinations in the Philippines and our go-to place whenever we want to have a relaxing tropical getaway outside Cebu . We always look forward to having a staycation in one of the best Panglao resorts , especially during the summer season.

Address: Alona Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: Free to the public

6. Dumaluan Beach

If you want a less crowded and less commercialized beach destination in Bohol, head over to Dumaluan Beach .

Book a stay at Dumaluan Beach Resort and enjoy this little piece of paradise at your doorstep. We stayed here before and we couldn’t get enough of the beach and the surrounding nature.

Address: Dumaluan Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: ₱25 if you’re not staying in the resort

Bohol tourist attractions for foodies

7. loboc river floating restaurant & river cruise.

Loboc River , also called Loay River , is located in Carmen near the Chocolate Hills . It is one of the top Bohol tourist attractions where you can dine with a view as you cruise along the river.

Aside from indulging in local food and taking in the beauty of nature, you’ll also get to watch a traditional song and dance performance midway through the river cruise. Feel free to dance and join in the fun!

Address: Loboc, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: ₱850 (inclusive of cruise and lunch buffet)

8. Bohol Bee Farm

If you’re a foodie, you should definitely visit Bohol Bee Farm . It is an eco-destination where you can indulge in vegan dishes and healthy food options.

You can even stay at the Bohol Bee Farm Hotel to complete your wellness retreat.

Address: Purok 1, Brgy. Dao, Dauis, Bohol, Philippines Food price range: ₱180-₱380

9. The Buzzz Cafè

If Bohol Bee Farm is out of your way, you can hit up the various branches of The Buzzz Cafè instead. It’s a cafe by Bohol Bee Farm so the food is the same.

We always buy their organic ice cream in Alona Beach, and our all-time favorites are the avocado and durian flavors.

Branches: Alona Beach; Tagbilaran City, Island City Mall, Bohol Bee Farm (Dauis) Food price range: ₱180-₱380

Man-made tourist attractions in Bohol

10. bilar man-made forest.

The Bilar Man-Made Forest or Bohol Mahogany Forest is one of the top Bohol tourist sites and almost always included in any Bohol tour . This two-kilometer stretch of dense mahogany forest was part of a reforestation project many years ago.

As you stop by here, remember to pause, feel the breeze, and observe the surrounding nature aside from taking IG-worthy snaps.

Address: Loay Interior Road, Bilar, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: Free

11. Bamboo Hanging Bridge

Are you brave enough to cross this hanging bridge over Bohol’s Sipatan River? With a height of about 25 meters, the Bamboo Hanging Bridge , also known as the Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge , is not as high as it looks. But of course, this one’s not for those with a fear of heights.

In July 2023, this Bohol attraction was restored and reopened to the public after being destroyed by Super Typhoon Odette in Dec 2021.

Address: Brgy. Poblacion and Brgy. Calinga-an, Sevilla, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: ₱50; Free for children below 10 years old

Historical attractions in Bohol

12. baclayon church.

Built in 1727, Baclayon Church is one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines. It was severely damaged after the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Bohol in 2013. The National Museum of the Philippines reconstructed and restored it so you can now see its grandeur again.

If you’re a history and culture enthusiast, you should definitely see (and enter!) this centuries-old church.

Address: Baclayon, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: Free

13. Blood Compact Monument

The Blood Compact Monument , also referred to as the Sandugo Shrine , is the actual site where Rajah Sikatuna and Miguel Lopez de Legaspi performed the sandugo (blood compact) on 16 March 1565. It symbolized the friendship and peace between the foreigners and the natives at the time.

This historical site is free to visit so it’s worth adding in your Bohol itinerary.

Address: Tagbilaran East Road, Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines Entrance Fee: Free

EXPLORE BOHOL

These are just some of the Bohol attractions that await you in this beautiful province in Central Visayas. Feel free to let us know if you have more Bohol tourist places to recommend.

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Bohol Tourist Spots: Chocolate Hills, Tarsiers, & More

Bohol’s Chocolate Hills, tarsiers, and Panglao beaches have made the island a must-visit destination in the Philippines. Travelers are initially attracted by these things but Bohol has much more to offer that will invite you to stay longer. For now, we’ll cover the destinations that every first-timer should visit.

Here’s a list of Bohol’s most popular tourist spots along with information on entrance fees, opening hours, and commute directions. These places are guaranteed to be the highlights of your trip to Bohol!

Table of Contents

• 1.1 From Manila to Tagbilaran
• 1.2 From Cebu City to Tagbilaran
• 1.3 From Oslob to Panglao
• 1.4 From Siquijor to Tagbilaran
• 2.1 Chocolate Hills Complex, Carmen
• 2.2 Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella
• 2.3 Alona Beach, Panglao
• 2.4 Balicasag Island
• 2.5 Cadapdapan Rice Terraces, Candijay
• 3 Where to Stay in Bohol
• 4 Related Destinations

How to Get to Bohol

From manila to tagbilaran.

You can reach Bohol via plane, ferry, or bus. Out of all the options, taking the plane would be the fastest due to its 1-hour travel time. There are frequent flights from Manila to Bohol,   check for the cheapest fares here .

From Cebu City to Tagbilaran

Cebu is very near Bohol Island so a OceanJet Ferry is a good option to take. Traveling by sea will be cheaper than flying, and it’ll only take about 2 hours. This is a  popular route  among locals and tourists alike,  reserve your tickets beforehand here .

From Oslob to Panglao

No need to go back to Cebu City to catch a ferry to Bohol! Just ride   Apekop Travel’s modern boat from Oslob to Panglao . This route will save you more time and effort!  Click here to book your ride .

From Siquijor to Tagbilaran

From one paradise to another, this ferry route is a godsend to island hoppers.  Larena, Siquijor has ferries going to Tagbilaran, Bohol .  Tickets are also available for online booking .

Bohol Tourist Spots

Chocolate hills complex, carmen.

Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 11:30 PM Entrance Fee: 50 PHP

How to Get There: From Tagbilaran’s Island City Mall, take a bus to Carmen. Once there, hire a motorcycle to take you to the complex.

Although swarming with people, you should not skip Bohol’s famed Chocolate Hills. To get to the viewing deck, you’ll have to climb a flight of stairs. Not a bad trade for a panoramic view of the hills! To see the Chocolate Hills in its brown color, visit during the dry months of November to May.

The easiest way to tick places off your Bohol bucket list is to join a tour. Aside from the Chocolate Hills, other Bohol tourist spots included are Baclayon Church, Bilar Man-made Forest, and Loboc River.  Book a Bohol Countryside Tour here.

Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella

Photo credits to @carlangas.ge on Instagram

Opening Hours: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Entrance Fee: 60 PHP

How to Get There: From Tagbilaran’s Dao Jeepney Terminal, take a Sikatuna jeep that stops by Corella. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Tarsier Sanctuary.

Loboc and Corella are the two places where you can visit the endangered tarsiers in Bohol. But which is better? Most tours will include the former because of its proximity to the Chocolate Hills. However, the conditions are less than ideal for the tarsiers. Responsible travelers prefer the one in Corella because it provides a more natural environment. The Corella Tarsier Sanctuary is also a foundation that has research and conservation efforts supported by the government so you know they’re legit!

Thankfully, this tour includes the Corella Tarsier Sanctuary.  Book a slot here to join a Bohol Countryside tour.

Alona Beach, Panglao

Opening Hours: Always open Entrance Fee: None

How to Get There: From Tagbilaran Airport, there are taxis, vans, and tricycles that can take you to Panglao Island.

Alona Beach is undoubtedly Panglao Island’s most popular spot despite mixed reviews online. Some would advise you to skip it because it’s too touristy. But hey, no harm in visiting a free public beach right? The beachfront is lined with restaurants, massage areas, and dive shops. Don’t miss the sunset view of the sky painted with colorful hues. Even at night, Alona Beach is alive with music, drinks, and dancing!

Balicasag Island

How to Get There: From Panglao, arrange for a boat from the beach or your hotel to Balicasag Island.

Before reaching Balicasag Island, you can opt to go dolphin watching. You have a better chance of spotting these aquatic mammals during the early morning. At Balicasag Island you’ll have even more opportunities to observe sea life. Head to the opposite side of the beach (where there are no boats docked) to snorkel with fish, corals, reefs, and turtles. Watch your step because corals are shallow on this part of the beach.

With your rented boat, you might as well visit the neighboring Virgin Island and its sandbar! You can also book a boat tour with Klook which includes all of these destinations and activities.   Check it out here.

Cadapdapan Rice Terraces, Candijay

Entrance Fee: 50 PHP Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

How to get there: From Tagbilaran’s Dao Terminal, take a van or a bus bound for Ubay. Get off at Lungsod-Daan’s public market. Hire a motorcycle to Cadapdapan and other neighboring areas if you like.   Or you can join a tour that will take you around Candijay, Anda Beach, and the nearby waterfalls.

Not many know about the existence of Bohol’s rice terraces. Contrary to popular belief, there are quite a few scattered all over the island. The Cadapdapan Rice Terraces is a good choice because it’s near the Can-Umantad Falls and the Canawa Cold Spring if you fancy a visit.

A quick 15-minute trek is involved but it’s easy enough to be accomplished by kids and senior citizens alike. The Cadapdapan Rice Terraces is not as crowded as the other tourist spots in Bohol. If you’re lucky, you might get this view all to yourself!

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• Best 22 Bohol Tourist Spots including the Things to do

What are the best Bohol tourist spots including its famous and underrated destinations? Read on to find out . Plan your Bohol tourist spots itinerary here.

Situated in the heart of the Philippines, Bohol is a captivating island paradise that beckons travelers from around the world with its mesmerizing landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

Renowned for its iconic Chocolate Hills, the elusive tarsiers, and pristine beaches, Bohol offers a wealth of attractions that cater to diverse interests.

In this comprehensive guide, we will take you on a more in-depth journey through the Bohol tourist spots, showcasing the island’s enchanting allure and hidden gems.

Whether you’re seeking natural wonders, historical landmarks, or immersive cultural experiences, Bohol has it all – a dream destination for every traveler.

1. Chocolate Hills

Our journey begins with the crown jewel of Bohol tourism – the breathtaking Chocolate Hills.

These 1,268 perfectly cone-shaped hills rise majestically from the earth, transforming into hues of chocolate brown during the dry season, creating a stunning sight that appears straight out of a fantasy.

Located in the town of Carmen, the Chocolate Hills are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an unforgettable natural wonder.

There are designated areas where visitors can take photos with the stunning hills in the background.

2. Bohol Tarsier Conservation Area

Next on our list is the Tarsier Conservation Area, where you can meet the world’s smallest primates in their natural habitat.

These endearing Philippine tarsiers, known for their large round eyes and adorable appearance, find sanctuary in this protected area in Corella.

The conservation center emphasizes responsible tourism, ensuring the well-being and preservation of these endangered creatures. Thus, visiting this Bohol tourist destination will contribute to environmental conservation.

3. Panglao Island

For sun-seekers and beach lovers, Panglao Island is a slice of paradise that awaits.

Linked to Bohol by two bridges, this island boasts powdery white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. Many travelers come here because of its off-beaten vibe and pristine condition.

Alona Beach, one of the most popular spots, offers an array of water activities, beachfront bars, and restaurants for a memorable seaside escape.

With its Boracay-like beauty, Panglao Island is truly one of the best tourist spots in Bohol.

4. Loboc River Cruise

Immerse yourself in Bohol’s serene countryside with a leisurely Loboc River Cruise.

Board a floating restaurant and indulge in a delectable buffet of local delicacies while being entertained by local musicians.

As you sail along the tranquil river, you’ll pass by lush landscapes, traditional villages, and even a floating bamboo band that adds a touch to Bohol’s unique cultural experience.

Sure. One can also swim on the refreshing river and at the end of the tour, there is a mini-waterfall with a captivating view. Loboc River represents one of Bohol’s successful ecotourism projects. Thus, it is one of the best places to visit in Bohol if you are a nature lover.

5. Hinagdanan Cave

Venture into the captivating underground world of Hinagdanan Cave, a mystical limestone cave located in Dauis.

Marvel at the stunning stalactites and stalagmites formations that adorn the cave’s interior.

A fascinating underground pool awaits, offering visitors an opportunity to take a refreshing dip in the clear, cool waters.

Despite its natural allure and location within Panglao Island, it remains an underrated Bohol tourist spot. But it is indeed a can’t-miss if you wish for a unique Bohol travel experience.

In the past, the locals believed that unseen deities and spirits inhabit the cave.

6. Blood Compact Shrine

To understand Bohol’s historical significance, visit the Blood Compact Shrine in Tagbilaran City.

Commemorating the blood compact between Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna of Bohol, this site represents the first international treaty of friendship and alliance in the Philippines.

The said treaty also saw the spread of Catholicism in Bohol which is now the province’s predominant religion by far. It’s no wonder, there are various occasions and festivities showcasing Catholic piety and devotion.

It stands as a testament to the island’s rich cultural and historical heritage.

The shrine is also one of the most iconic Bohol tourist spots.

7. Baclayon Church

Take a step back in time as you visit Baclayon Church, one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, built by Spanish colonialists in the 16th century.

The church’s architecture showcases intricate stone carvings, religious artifacts, and a museum that houses ecclesiastical relics, offering a glimpse into the island’s historical and religious past.

8. Alona Beach

Located on Panglao Island, Alona Beach is a vibrant hotspot known for its lively atmosphere and beautiful surroundings.

During the day, soak up the sun, swim in crystal-clear waters, or indulge in various water sports.

As the sun sets, Alona Beach comes alive with beach parties, live music, and festive nightlife, perfect for those seeking entertainment after dark.

Although Alona Beach is among the famous tourist spots in Bohol, it is generally less touristy compared to Boracay Beach.

9. Bohol Bee Farm

Embark on a culinary adventure at the Bohol Bee Farm, a haven for organic and farm-to-table cuisine. Sample delectable dishes made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and explore the farm’s thriving apiary.

Don’t miss the opportunity to savor their famous honey-based products and explore the picturesque gardens surrounding the farm.

10. Danao Adventure Park

Calling all adrenaline junkies! Danao Adventure Park in the town of Danao offers an adrenaline-pumping experience like no other.

From zip-lining through lush canopies to rappelling down cliffs, and even the nerve-wracking sky cycling, this adventure park offers thrilling activities that allow you to immerse yourself in Bohol’s stunning landscapes from a unique perspective.

11. Sikatuna Mirror of the World

Sikatuna Mirror of the World puts some of the world’s famous destinations in Bohol.

Among the famous landmarks here are the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Statue of Liberty in New York, Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, the Merlion in Singapore, and the Golden Gate Bridge in California.

So for those who want to experience a semblance of these globally-acclaimed landmarks, find your way here.

Today, Sikatuna Mirror of the World is a top Bohol tourist spot.

12. Anda White Beach

For those seeking tranquility and seclusion, Anda White Beach on the eastern coast of Bohol is a hidden gem.

This picturesque shoreline boasts soft, powdery sands and crystal-clear waters, providing a perfect setting for relaxation and meditation.

Anda White Beach is considered one of the new tourist spots in Bohol but given its unspoiled beauty, it is gradually hitting the spotlight.

13. Balicasag Island

Diving enthusiasts cannot miss the opportunity to explore Balicasag Island, which is part of the Bohol Marine Triangle.

This marine sanctuary hosts a diverse array of coral reefs and colorful marine life, offering an underwater paradise for snorkeling and diving. This sanctuary is also one of the richest marine ecosystems in the country and has the most preserved coral reefs.

Thus, expect to see an explosion of colors with countless sea creatures. some of which are found nowhere else.

Although one will have to spend more to get here and explore the sights, the experience is priceless! Plus, every amount you give contributes to the conservation of this fragile ecosystem.

Balicasag Island is, therefore, a can’t-miss Bohol tourist spot for eco-travelers.

14. Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary

In addition to the Tarsier Conservation Area, visitors can head to the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary in Corella for another chance to encounter these captivating creatures in their natural habitat.

Learn more about their behavior, habitat, and conservation efforts to protect these unique animals.

15. Mag-aso Falls

Located in the town of Antequera, Mag-aso Falls is a captivating two-tiered waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.

The sight of water cascading into a cool pool below offers a refreshing experience, and you can take a dip to escape the tropical heat.

To experience the thrill, one can climb on the surrounding rocks and jump toward the pool. Ah, nothing beats the experience of enjoying the cold waters with the surrounding lush forest.

16. Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge

Experience an exhilarating walk above the Sipatan River by visiting the Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge in Sevilla.

These bamboo and rope bridges not only offer stunning views of the surrounding landscapes but also provide an adventure that will invigorate your senses.

17. Bilar Man-made Forest

Similar to its counterpart, the Bilar Man-made Forest showcases an enchanting expanse of mahogany trees.

Located in the town of Bilar, this forest creates a magical atmosphere that is perfect for leisurely strolls and photography.

Although the forest helps in carbon absorption, it is not necessarily good for the native wildlife. We can only hope that the local government will focus on planting native trees to revive the local biodiversity.

18. Dimiao Church

Immerse yourself in Bohol’s rich history by visiting Dimiao Church, a centuries-old structure with intricate Spanish architecture.

As you explore this religious landmark, you’ll discover beautiful religious relics and immerse yourself in the island’s spiritual heritage.

19. Cambuhat River and Village Tour

Experience the local way of life with a Cambuhat River and Village Tour.

Immerse yourself in traditional fishing techniques, take part in activities that showcase the village’s unique culture, and enjoy the serene beauty of the river.

20. Punta Cruz Watchtower

Unearth the historical significance of Punta Cruz Watchtower, an ancient defense structure dating back to the Spanish colonial era.

This watchtower provides a vantage point to enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscapes and the coastline.

21. Clarin Ancestral House

Step back in time with a visit to the Clarin Ancestral House, a well-preserved heritage home that offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of prominent families during the Spanish period.

Marvel at the architecture, antique furniture, and historical artifacts that speak of a bygone era.

22. Pahangog Twin Falls

Nestled in the town of Dimiao, Pahangog Twin Falls offers a serene trek through lush forests to reach the mesmerizing twin waterfalls.

As you approach the falls, the sound of cascading water becomes more pronounced, creating a soothing and therapeutic experience amidst nature’s beauty.

Bohol, with its top tourist spots, presents an enchanting island adventure that lingers in the hearts of all who visit.

From the iconic Chocolate Hills to the elusive tarsiers, from the pristine beaches to the rich historical landmarks, Bohol offers a tapestry of wonders that cater to every traveler’s desires. It is a place where nature, culture, and history intertwine harmoniously to create an experience like no other.

So, pack your bags, set out on an unforgettable journey, and immerse yourself in the magic of Bohol, an island that will leave an indelible mark on your soul and beckon you back time and again.

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Bohol Tarsiers: The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary Travel Guide

Did you know that Asia is home to some of the world’s most exotic animals? If you’re looking for an exciting travel destination, consider the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Bohol .

Here, you’ll have a chance to see the world’s smallest primate up close and personal! Keep reading for more information on this unique sanctuary.

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About the Tarsier

Tarsiers are one of the oldest mammal species on earth. They’ve been around for 45 million years and are thought to be related to monkeys, apes, and humans.

These creatures are tiny! An adult tarsier is only about 4 to 5 inches tall and weighs less than 5 ounces. Despite their small size, they have big round eyes that help them see in the dark.

Tarsiers are nocturnal animals, which means they’re most active at night. During the day, they usually sleep clinging to branches or the trunks of slim trees.

Although they look cute and cuddly, tarsiers are actually quite delicate creatures. They easily get stressed out and can even die from too much noise or human interaction.

Tarsiers are also slow to reproduce. Females usually only give birth to one baby at a time and they only have one mating season per year. This low reproduction rate makes it difficult for tarsiers to bounce back from population decline.

The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Bohol

The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is located in Corella, Bohol. It’s a protected area that covers more than 160 hectares of forest.

This sanctuary was established in order to help conserve the tarsier population. The sanctuary works to educate the public about these unique creatures and their habitat. They also work to rehabilitate sick or injured tarsiers.

The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is open to the public and has become a popular eco-tourism destination.

When you visit, you’ll be able to learn all about tarsiers in the exhibition area. There are also conference rooms, a souvenir shop, an audiovisual room, and a library full of tarsier-related information.

The sanctuary offers guided tours led by experienced guides. They’ll take you on a short trek through the forest and help you spot some of these shy creatures.

If you’re lucky, you might even get to see a baby tarsier! Seeing one of these rare animals in person is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Getting There

The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is located in Corella, Bohol. The best way to get there is by taking a bus, renting a car or motorbike. Once you’re in Corella, follow the signs to the sanctuary.

See the Tarsiers by tour

You can also see the Tarsiers as a part of the Countryside Tour at an affordable price. These trips are quite popular in Bohol, and they’re an excellent way to learn about the island while staying safe. For more information and availability, click the button below:

Fees and Opening Hours

The entrance fee is P150 per person. Children 7 years old and below are free of charge. Senior citizens and students are given 20% discount. Bring your ID.

The sanctuary is open from 9:00am to 4:00pm daily.

Best Time to Visit

The best months to visit the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary are from January to May when the weather is dry and cool.

What to Expect

When we visited the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, we were pleasantly surprised to find out that the sanctuary does not keep the tarsiers in cages. In fact, they have taken great care to preserve the natural habitat of these creatures.

The guides are very knowledgeable about the tarsiers and are more than happy to share information about these fascinating animals.

We highly recommend you take a guided tour of the sanctuary so that you can learn all about the tarsiers and see them in their natural habitat. It lasts 15 to 30 minutes but you’ll be able to see these rare creatures up close and personal.

During the tour, we got to see three tarsiers up close! One turned its head 180 degrees which was creepy but cute! Haha. It was truly an amazing experience. My face hurt from smiling so much.

Ryk and I were giggling like little girls the whole time. We were just so happy to see these rare and beautiful creatures.

If you’re looking for an unforgettable experience, we highly recommend you visit the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary!

Want to Donate to the Sanctuary?

The Philippine Tarsier Foundation, Inc. (PTFI) is a non-profit organization that runs the sanctuary. They rely on donations to help fund their conservation efforts.

If you would like to make a donation, you can do so through PayPal or bank deposit. See the photo below for the details.

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2024 BOHOL TOURIST SPOTS AND THINGS TO DO IN BOHOL + ITINERARY

by thepinay solobackpacker | Feb 15, 2024 | Bohol , Itinerary , Philippines , Tourist Spots , Travel Guide | 0 comments

This is a detailed blog of top Bohol tourist spots, and best things to do in Bohol with sample Bohol Itinerary (4 days and 3 nights). Also included here are suggested Bohol side trips and  where to stay in Bohol.

Bohol is like a compressed version of the entire Philippines – powdery white sand beaches, colorful marine life, azure lagoons, pristine waterfalls, mystical caves, sprawling rice terraces and gentle farmlands, carefully-preserved historical churches and age-old Spanish-era houses. That’s why it is no surprise why Bohol seduces thousands of tourists yearly. But what I like about this province is, despite its growing luxury trappings and the crowd it brings, most parts of the island remain tranquil and bucolic, a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the concrete jungle.

If you’re keen on visiting or revisiting Bohol soon, here’s a quick travel guide on the best places to see in Bohol and top things to do in Bohol .

If you’re planning a Cebu-Bohol trip or Bohol-Cebu trip, you can save by getting a Cebu-Bohol Pass, where you can enjoy activities within the 2 cities, ferry, spa and tours. See the link below.

KLOOK CEBU-BOHOL PASS: BOOK HERE

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1.BOHOL LAND TOUR

If you’re a first-time tourist in Bohol, a practical way to see what the province has to offer is by joining a group tour.  This is quite “touristy” though, but I didn’t mind doing it, it’s a good way to see Bohol’s top tourist spots without emptying my wallet. There’s a bunch of local tour operators offering Bohol Land Tours , and they’re pretty affordable. Basically, you will be joining other tourists in a van and explore the island following a fixed itinerary that usually includes the following top attractions in Bohol.

I’ll write a more detailed travel guide on Bohol Land Tour ; this is just a summary. But here are 4 ways you can do the Bohol Land Tour:

1.1. BOHOL LAND TOUR BY TOUR PACKAGE

Now for Bohol Land Tour, you can book in advance through the link below to save you time and avoid the hassle of looking for a reliable tour operator once you’re in Bohol. You can join a group tour or book a private tour.

BOHOL LAND TOUR: RESERVE HERE

• Tour Duration:  9 hours whole day tour (8:00 AM – 4:00 PM)
• Tour Inclusion: Driver, Shared AC transportation/Van
• Excluded: Entrance Fees + Meals + Drinks + Personal expenses. See below.

IMPORTANT: Most cheap Bohol Land tours don’t include the entrance fees + the lunch buffet fee at the Loboc River Cruise Buffet Lunch. So, double check that with your travel agency before booking. Now if you’re booking through the link above, the *Bohol Land Tour mentioned the aforementioned fees are NOT included .  So, on top of the Bohol Land Tour fee, prepare the following amount per person:

• Regular ₱850 ($15.35) Senior ₱600 ($10.82) – Loboc River Cruise Lunch Buffet
• ₱150 ($2.71) – Tarsier Conservation Entrance Fee
• ₱100 ($1.81) locals, ₱150 ($2.71) foreigners – Chocolate Hills Entrance Fee

TRAVEL REMINDER: Also check with your tour operator whether you will be picked up at your hotel or you need to go to a certain pick-up location.

1.2. BOHOL LAND TOUR BY PRIVATE CAR

  If you have enough budget, and you don’t want to join other tourists. You can book a private tour for your group or rent a car to explore the island. I highly recommend this of you are a group of 3-4 persons. You can book rent a car through the link below.

BOHOL PRIVATE CAR RENTAL (WITH DRIVER): BOOK HERE

1.3. bohol land tour by motorcycle/scooter.

For those with thirst for adventure a motorbike trip in Bohol countryside is unforgettable. If you are a solo traveler and you know how to drive and you have a driver’s license, you can rent a motorcycle/scooter to explore Bohol, you can follow the Bohol tourist spots listed on this blog. Motorcycle/scooter rental in Bohol typically starts at ₱300 ($5.42) to ₱500 ($9/03) per day, gas not included, good for 1-2 persons. Check out my sample Bohol itinerary below.

1.4. DIY BOHOL LAND TOUR (By Public Transport)

If you are the adventurous type and you are on a budget, doing a DIY Bohol Land Tour is possible. I included how to get to some of the Bohol tourist spots here by public transport, see Access . You would have to take a combination of  local bus, jeepney, and tricycle.  I usually DIY whenever I solo backpack, but I opted to join a group tour because doing a DIY Bohol tour is quite a hassle since the public transportation in Bohol is pretty unreliable, this will take up more time. Quite possibly, you won’t be able to cover all the top attractions listed above in a day.

Also, tricycle is pretty expensive in Bohol, even for a short distance ride (5-10 minutes), you will possibly be charged ₱100 ($1.81) to ₱200 ($3.61). It’s like you are renting the entire tricycle. That’s the sad thing about Bohol. I asked some resort workers if they’re charged the same as they are locals, they said yes, unfortunately. I hope the local government can do something about this, perhaps imposed a fare tariff. I’ve read a lot of complaints from other tourists about this.

BOHOL LAND TOUR  – TOP BOHOL TOURIST SPOTS

Chocolate hills.

The picturesque Chocolate Hills is the poster boy of Bohol province attracting thousands of tourists every year. Reportedly, around 1,260 hills to 1,776 hills that are actually conical-shaped limestone mounds clad in grass peppered across a sprawling area. According to the plaque on the viewing deck, “ They were formed by the uplift of coral deposits and the action of rain water and erosion ages ago.”

There are 2 locations where you can view the Chocolate Hills.

• Chocolate Hills Complex in Carmen – This popular Bohol tourist spot is a government owned viewing deck located in Carmen. The photos above were taken in Carmen. If you are joining a Bohol Countryside group tour or private land tour, this is the place that is usually included in the tour itinerary.
•   Entrance Fee: ₱100 ($1.81) locals, ₱150 ($2.71) foreigner
• Location: Carmen, Bohol
• Access: If you want to do a DIY Chocolate tour, it is possible, but can take up a lot of time because local transportation in Bohol is unreliable. Anyway, here’s how to do it: make your way to Dao Bus Terminal in Tagbilaran. If you are staying in Alona Beach, you can ride a tricycle to take you there. Tricycle fare is about ₱200 ($2.61) depending or ride a habal-habal (motorcycle) for about ₱50 ($0.90). Negotiate and agree on the price before boarding because tricycles in Bohol are pretty expensive.  Once you reach Dao Bus Terminal, take a bus to Carmen. Travel time is roughly 1.5 hours and bus fare for non-ac bus is ₱85 ($1.53). Get off at the Chocolate Hills Adventure Park. Register and pay the fees. Ride the free shuttle to the viewing deck.

• Sagbayan Peak – This lesser-known Chocolate Hills viewing deck is located inside a mountain resort in Sagbayan, Bohol.
•   Entrance Fee: ₱80 ($1.44)
• Access: From Tagbilaran, there are vans for hire that can take you to Sagbayan Peak . Otherwise, if you hire a car in Bohol, you can include this in your itinerary.

LOBOC RIVER CRUISE

For first timers, one of the top things to do in Bohol is the Bohol River Cruise, where you’ll get to ride on a large boat and cruise along emerald green river of Loboc while feasting on sumptuous local dishes. And the most exciting part of the Bohol river cruise tour is the cultural show of the local dance troupe where tourists can join and dance Tinikling , a Filipino dance. There are also singers onboard serenading you while dining. Tipping is recommended.

If you book the Bohol Land Tour or Countryside Tour , this is usually included in the tour package. However, the buffet lunch fee is typically EXCLUDED, so you have to pay this separately. Once you arrive at the Loboc River Resort, you have to line up and pay for the buffet meal. You will get a ticket where your table number is written. Make sure you keep it and show it to the staff upon boarding the floating restaurant boat.

Nearby the Loboc River is another charming old church called Loboc Parish Church . If you still have time during your tour, drop by for a quick exploration and photo op.

• Lunch Buffet Fee: Adult ₱850 ($15.35) , Senior   ₱600 ($10.83)
• Open Hours: Daily 9:30 AM -2:30 PM
• Duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour
• Location: Población Sawang, Loboc, Bohol
• Access : If you want to DIY the Loboc River Cruise, here’s how: Make your way to Dao Bus Terminal in Tagbilaran, Bohol. From there, take a bus to Loboc and get off at the Loboc River Cruise complex near the Loboc Parish Church. Bus fare is roughly ₱30 ($0.54) and travel time is about 45 minutes to 1 hour.

LOBOC RIVER STAND UP PADDLE : RESERVE HERE

Tarsier conservation sanctuary  .

The Philippine tarsier ( Carlito syrichta ) is an endemic tarsier, one of the smallest primates in the world, that can be found in Bohol.  The tarsier is another famous Bohol tourist attractions. There are 3 tarsier sanctuary that you can visit in Bohol, however, it is highly recommended to visit the Philippines Tarsier Conservation Sanctuary in Corella instead, because this is a non-profit organization that protects tarsiers in their natural environment. Meaning, they are not put in cages, they are free to stay or leave the sanctuary. The other tarsier conservation centers in Bohol allegedly put the tarsiers in cages, and let them out during the day for tourists.

• Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary
• Entrance Fee: ₱150 ($2.71)
• Open Hours: Daily 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
• Location: Tarsier Sanctuary Road, Corella, Bohol
• Bohol Tarsier Conservation Area
• Entrance Fee:   Regular ₱150 ($2.71), Student ₱150 ($2.53), Senior ₱130 ($2.34)
• Open Hours: Daily 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
• Location: Bilar, Bohol
• Bilar Bohol Enchanted Zoological and Botanical Garden
• Entrance Fee:   Adults ₱150 ($2.16), Children 6-9 yr. ₱95 ($1.71),  below 6 yr. Free
• Lunch Buffet : ₱350 ($6.31)
• Open Hours: Daily 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Location: Población, Bilar, Bohol

BILAR MAN-MADE FOREST 

Another popular tourist spot in Bohol that is part of the countryside tour is the Bilar Man-made forest. This area was actually part of the reforestation project some 50 years ago were red and white mahogany trees are planted along the roads stretching from Loboc to Bilar. There’s no entrance fee to take a photo or stop here but be careful. Many vehicles and local buses pass through this road and they’re pretty fast.

• Entrance Fee: Free
• Open Hours: 24/7
• Location: Laoay Interior Road, Bilar, Bohol

BACLAYON CHURCH AND MUSEUM

Baclayon Church (Immaculate Concepcion of the Virgin Mary Parish) in Baclayon, Bohol is another top tourist attraction in Bohol. It was declared as a National Cultural Treasure and National Historic Landmark. The current church was built out of coral stones in 1727 by the Jesuits. But in October 2013, a strong earthquake destroyed the façade of Baclayon Church. The church was reopened 5 years later after the restoration work.

• Entrance Fee: Church is FREE, Museum is ₱50 ($0.90)  
• Location: Baclayon, Bohol

BLOOD COMPACT SHRINE (SANDUGO)

The Legazpi-Sikatuna Blood Compact (Sandugo) is known as the first treaty of friendship between Miguel Lopez de Jaena, a Spanish Intruder, and the chieftain of Bohol – Datu Sikatuna that took place in Bohol on March 1565. Today, a Blood Compact Shrine stands on the location where the Sandugo  happened and is one of top visited Bohol tourist spots.

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Open Hours : 24 hours
• Location: J.P. EK Inting Street ,Tagbilaran City

SEVILLA TWIN HANGING BRIDGE

The newly constructed Sevilla Twin Hanging Bridge has just reopened July this year and is one of the rising Bohol tourist spots. The 40-meter long and 25 meters high hanging bridge is made of woven bamboo slats and offers a scenic view of the emerald green Sipatan River. On the other side of the bridge, local sell souvenirs and refreshments.

• Entrance Fee: ₱50 ($0.90)  
• Location: Sevilla, Bohol

Other Land Tour Attractions in Bohol:

Sikatuna mirror of the world.

This latest tourist attraction in Bohol, also known as Bohollywood which was opened in phases back in 2018 and expected to be completed by 2024. Sikatuna Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden is a sprawling park speckled with scaled-down version of world-famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty in New York, Christ the Redeemer in Brazil,  Golden Gate Bridge of California, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Merlion of Singapore, among others. You can also dine at their café inside the Acropolis. The park is also home to a Botanical Garden with orchids and palm trees.

Bohol Countryside Tour with Mirror of the World: BOOK HERE

• Location: Libjo, Sikatuna, Bohol
• Open Hours: Daily 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Entrance Fee (Day Time Use) 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM:
• Regular – ₱150 ($2.71)
• Senior – ₱120 ($2.16)   
• Children – ₱50 ($0.90)
• Entrance Fee (Night Time Use ) 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
• Regular – ₱170 ($3.07)
• Senior – ₱135 ($2.43)   
• Access: At Dao Integrated Bus Terminal in Tagbilaran, take a bus bound for Sikatuna. Tell the driver you are headed to Sikatuna Mirror of the World. Get off at Sikatuna Public Market. Ride a tricycle or habal-habal to Sikatuna Mirror of the World at Brgy. Libjo.

HINAGDANAN CAVE

Another Bohol Tourist spot that is not included in the usual tour package. This is a pretty popular cave in Dauis, Bohol. It is lighted inside by the holes in its ceiling, revealing the stalactites and stalagmites hugging the turquoise lagoon. You can go for a swim here for an extra fee. You can also book the Panglao Island Tour, which includes a trip to Hinagdanan Cave. See link below.

PANGLAO ISLAND TOUR: BOOK HERE

• Open Hours: Daily 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Entrance Fee (Regular): ₱50 ($0.90)
• Entrance Fee (Children): FREE for 6 years old and below
• Swimming Fee: ₱75 ($1.35)
• Parking Fee: ₱20 ($0.36)

2. CHOCOLATE HILLS ADVENTURE PARK 

If you are itching to try other outdoor adventures in Bohol aside from the countryside tour and water activities, then try the activities at Chocolate Hills Adventure Park. The park is packed with adventures like the Bike Zipline (The Rush) where you can bike midair, about 150-feet above land and soak in the scenic view of Chocolate Hills. Other activities here include the surf zipline, tree top rope challenge, Tarzan swing, Spiderman wall challenge, tree top rope challenge, and more.  

CHOCOLATE HILLS ADVENTURE PARK: DISCOUNTED TICKETS HERE

• Entrance Fee: ₱100 ($1.80) per person
• Bike Zip: ₱600 ($10.82)
• Wave Runner: ₱600 ($10.82)
• Tarzan Swing: ₱340 ($6)
• Ultimate Adventure: ₱1,200 ($21.64)
• Open Hours : Daily 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
• Location: Camanayon, Brgy.Buenos Aires, Carmen, Bohol
• Access: Head to Dao Bus Terminal in Tagbilaran. Take a bus to Carmen and get off at the Chocolate Hills Complex. Travel time is approximately is roughly 1.5 hours and bus fare for non-ac bus is ₱85 ($1.53). Get off at the Chocolate Hills Adventure Park. Register and pay the fees.

3. BOHOL ISLAND HOPPING

Peppered with powdery white sand beaches lapped by turquoise sea and flanked by gorgeous marine reserves, the island of Bohol is a perfect destination for swimming, island hopping, snorkeling, and diving.  So, don’t forget to pack your swimwear and snorkeling gear. One of the must-try activities when traveling to Bohol is Panglao Island Hopping .

The Bohol island hopping tour typically starts at Alona Beach , where outrigger boats (Maximum 15 passengers) wait for tourists around 6:30 AM. Pick up for tours usually start at 5:30 AM – 6:00 AM. The reason why the tour starts pretty early is because of the higher chance of spotting dolphins swimming and playing in the sea.

PANGLAO ISLAND HOPPING TOUR: BOOK HERE

Bohol island hopping tour: reserve here.

*The cheaper tours don’t typically include lunch and snorkel gear + guide.

3.1. DOLPHIN WATCHING

About 20 minutes away from Alona Beach, the island hopping boat will take you near the spot where dolphins swim and play. Typically boats won’t go very near the dolphins to avoid disturbing them.

3.2. BALICASAG MARINE ISLAND SANCTUARY

Next stop is Balicasag Island, the snorkeling spot known for turtles. You can swim with the turtles here and colorful fishes. Tourists can buy food/meals for lunch in Balicasag Island and take it to the next stop. At Balicasag Island, you can snorkel on your own or get a guide with a small boat to take you to the snorkeling sites.

If you opt to get a guide, you will be transferred to a small boat (maximum passenger 3) with 1 guide to take you to the snorkeling area. You need to register and pay for the snorkeling gear rental. Better if you bring your own snorkeling gear to save you a few bucks. There are 2 snorkeling areas, and you can snorkel for 30 minutes maximum at each spot. So, you are given approximately 1 hour for snorkeling in Balicasag Island.

• Mask and Snorkel: ₱150 ($2.71)
• Guide/Small Boat: ₱250 ($4.51)

3.3. VIRGIN ISLAND SANDBAR

The last stop for Island Hopping in Bohol is Virgin Island, a sandbar.

4. BEACH HOPPING

One of the reasons why Bohol is a tourist magnet because it exudes with dramatic coastlines and white sand beaches. This bountiful island is peppered with palm-fringed white sand beaches. If you have another day to spend in Bohol, you can relax and take a dip in its azure water.

• ALONA BEACH: The most popular and most photographed Bohol beach, where most island hopping in Panglao originate. Hugged by powdery sand and turquoise water, its coast is peppered with resorts that never stopped expanding. Downside is, this can be overly crowded during the dry season and dotted with island hopping boats. During the rainy season, it’s not that picturesque and the waves make it annoying to swim. Still, it remains as one of the top Bohol tourist spots.
• DUMALUAN BEACH: Another palm-fringed white sand beach in Bohol that is peppered with resorts along its coastline is Dumaluan Beach . Other tourists prefer this beach than Alona Beach because it has lesser crowd. There’s also a popular free diving site nearby – the Bohol Plane Wreck, just roughly 10 minutes away from South Palms Resort .
• Access: If coming from Alona Beach area, take a tricycle to Dumaluan Beach. Fare is roughly ₱150 ($2.71), good for 2-3 persons. If you will go through the resort, there is an entrance fee of at least ₱100 ($1.80) for beach access depending on the resort. For South Palms Resort, you can avail of the resort day use. Book through the link below.

Here are the other beaches of Bohol:

• KALIPAYAN BEACH BAY
• BIKINI BEACH
• DOLJO BEACH
• BAGOBO BEACH
• PANGLAO BEACH

5. BOHOL RESORT DAY TOURS

If you have an extra day in Bohol and you want to go swimming or relax and lounge in a good resort, you can book a day tour through the link below.

• South Palms Resort Day Use (with South Farm): BOOK HERE
• South Farm Panglao Day Use: BOOK HERE
• Blue Water Panglao Resort Day Use: RESERVE HERE
• North Zen Villas Day Use: BOOK HERE
• North Zen Villas (with South Farm) Day Use: BOOK HERE

6. BOHOL FREE DIVING

Plunge into the turquoise waters of Bohol and discover the marine sanctuary and diving sites dotting the island. Another top things to do in Bohol is free diving. Here’s some of the famous free diving sites in Bohol now:

6.1 NAPALING CRACK

Another rising free diving site in Bohol now is Napaling Crack/Napaling Point (Cliff Dive) best known for its “Sardine Run” experience that can be seen at shallow depths. But what makes Napaling Crack an Instagram favorite is its reef wall with crack clad by colorful soft coral and sponges.  This free diving site is situated at Tangnan, Panglao Island. This is a pretty popular spot now so expect many tourists (especially on weekends and holidays) lining up to dive down the Napaling Crack.

Napaling Point Diving Tour: RESERVE HERE

• Access: DIY Napaling Crack – Rent a tricycle or motorbike or car to take you to one of the 3 resorts that has access to Napaling Crack/Napaling Point. Travel time is about 15 minutes only. Tricycle fare is roughly ₱300 ($5.41) to ₱400 ($7.11) one-way.  You’ll pay around the same amount if you rent a motorbike/scooter for the entire day (gas not included). Prepare around ₱400 ($7.21) to free dive in Napaling Crack/Napaling Point.
• There are 3 resort access points: Molave Cove Resort, Almira Diving Resort, and Panglao Kalikasan Dive Resort. These resorts have stairs leading to the snorkeling area at the foot of the cliff.
• Alternatively, you can book free diving tours at Napaling Point with local tour operators, rates usually start at ₱1,850 ($33.37).
• Resort Entrance Fee: ₱100 ($1.80)
• Napaling Crack: ₱200 ($3.61)
• Environmental Fee: ₱100 ($1.80)
• Bring a tour guide with you when free diving.

6.2.BOHOL PLANE WRECK

A beginner-friendly free diving site is Bohol Plane Wreck.  It’s one of the popular Bohol tourist spots to date. If you’ve booked a free diving tour. This is usually part of the Balicasag Island dive itinerary for free divers. The Bohol Plane Wreck is situated near South Palm Resort, about 10-minutes away. Oftentimes, visibility is said to be poor, so manage your expectations. Try to do this early in the morning.

*Most resorts in the area though will charge entrance fee for access to the resort leading to the beach.

 7. BOHOL DIVING

Bohol Marine Triangle, which includes Balicasag, Pamilican, and Panglao, is reportedly one of the richest marine biodiversity in the world boasting of sea turtles, manta rays, whale sharks, and kaleidoscopic marine life. If you want to go diving or learn diving in Bohol, this province is packed with dive shops. You can walk in or book ahead through the link below.

• PADI Discover Scuba Diving: RESERVE HERE
• DISCOVER Scuba Diving in Bohol: RESERVE HERE
• PADI Scuba Refresher in Bohol: BOOK HERE
• PADI Advance Open Water Dive in Bohol: RESERVE HERE

8. BOHOL WHALE SHARK WATCHING

One of the most unforgettable travel experiences is an encounter with the gentle giants – the whale sharks. And unknown to many tourists, you can actually experience that in Taug, Lila, Bohol. Whale watching is now one of the top Bohol tourist spots.  It is said that the best time for whale shark watching in the Philippines is around December to May because this is the season when these gentle giants are migrating naturally. So, you’ll get a higher chance of seeing them.

For a hassle-free whale shark watching tour with Loboc River Cruise, you can book through the link below.

Bohol Whale Shark Watching (With Loboc Cruise): BOOK HERE

Bohol whale shark watching (with countryside tour): reserve here.

• Whale Shark Watching and Snorkeling in Bohol
• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Location: Lila, Bohol
• Entrance Fee (Locals): ₱700 ($12.63) per person
• Entrance Fee (Foreigners): ₱1,500 ($27.05) per person

*Don’t touch the whale sharks. Don’t feed them. Don’t wear sunscreen, deodorant, or perfume when swimming with the whale sharks.

9. WATERFALLS HOPPING

Bohol is oozing with pristine waterfalls that is devoid of tourists, since they’re not typically included in the Bohol Countryside tours or on the list of best Bohol tourist spots.  Here are some of the waterfalls that can be reached from Tagbilaran or Panglao for roughly 30 minutes to 1 hour. They’re not usually on the list of the top Bohol tourist spots, but if you’re into waterfalls and have extra time, it’s worth checking out.

9.1. MAG-ASO FALLS

Though this waterfall is surrounded by a dense jungle, it’s not that high, only about 8-meter tall. It’s a popular swimming spot for the locals and the natural pool that served as a swimming area has been developed. Take caution when walking down the stairs because it is slippery. If you want to swim here, wear life vest provided by the resort for safety reasons. There are toilets and changing rooms but they’re not that well-maintained.

• Location: Antequerre, Bohol
• Open Hours: Sunday to Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Closed on Saturday
• Entrance Fee: ₱50 ($0.90)
• Access: By motorbike/scooter or car rental it’s approximately 30 minutes’ drive from Tagbilaran or about 1 hour from the main tourist strip of Panglao. Follow Google Maps.

9.2. CAMUGAO FALLS

Another enchanting waterfall in Bohol is Camugao Falls, a tall waterfall surrounded by dense jungle.  It’s unheard of when you talk about the best Bohol tourist spots.  It takes about 10-15 minutes’ walk to reach the cliff from the entrance, but be extra careful as the stairs down to the base of the waterfall can get slippery. Unlike the Mag-aso Falls, Camugao Falls is quite tall and surrounded by a canyon. You can cliff dive here but make sure the landing is clear of rocks and debris for your safety.

• Location: Brgy.San Isidro, Balilihan, Bohol
• Entrance Fee: ₱25 ($0.45)
• Access: By motorbike/scooter or car rental. Follow Google Maps.

10. FIREFLY WATCHING

Cruise along the Abatan River at night and witness the dramatic scene of fireflies.

Bohol Firefly Watching (with South Farm Tour): BOOK HERE

11. hilltop 360 view park.

This is one of my favorite Bohol tourist spots and viewing area for Chocolate Hills and the mountains of Bohol. It’s actually a park with a cringe design, to be honest, but the scenic view here is unparalleled. We just stumbled upon this place during our drive in Bohol, searching for the government-owned viewing deck, and when we entered and saw the view of its surroundings, it was jaw-dropping.

We went to Hilltop 360 View Park pre-pandemic. So, I’m not sure if it’s still open because I can’t find any updated information about it. Their FB page is inactive. I tried texting their number but no response. I checked social media posts and latest photos I could find was back in 2021. So, if you happen to know if this place is already closed, please leave a comment below or private message me on Instagram. Thank you!

12. ANDA BOHOL BEACHES

About 3 hours’ drive from Tagbilaran and Panglao is Anda, Bohol.  This bucolic town is peppered with palm-fringed white sand beaches devoid of luxury trappings, that makes Anda one of the rising Bohol tourist spots.  It’s a nice place to just relax on the beach and enjoy subtle pleasures like the changing color of the sky and clouds at sunset. Here’s 2 of my favorite beaches in Anda, entrance is free for both beaches.

• Quinale Beach
• Talisay Beach

For more photos and mode details on Anda beaches and other attractions in this town, click the link below to read my Anda Travel Guide.

  ALSO READ: ANDA BOHOL TRAVEL GUIDE

13. anda cave pools.

Because Anda, Bohol is believed to be made mostly of limestones, the geological activities overtime, along with heavy rains and weather, eventually formed the cave pools. You’ll be surprised that the town is actually peppered with a couple of cave pools that is now included on the list of best Bohol tourist spots. But since our time was limited, we only visited Cabagnow Cave Pool. For more details, check out my separate travel guide on Cabagnow Cave Pool.

• Cabagnow Cave Pool
• Entrance Fee: ₱20 ($0.36)

ALSO READ: HOW TO GET TO CABAGNOW CAVE POOL

Other cave pools in Anda:

• Tibaw Cave Pool
• Cateres Cave Pool
• Combento Cave Pool

14. CADAPDAPAN RICE TERRACES

If you fancy the outdoors and taking off-the-beaten path, the sleepy town of Candijay will surprise you with natural and man-made attractions. Here, you’ll find the picturesque Cadapdapan Rice Terraces, now a popular Bohol tourist spot.

ALSO READ: CANDIJAY BOHOL TRAVEL GUIDE

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15.CAN-UMANTAD FALLS

• Open Hours: 7:00 AM -5:00 PM
• Tour Guide: Not required but available, in case you are alone and want someone to help you with your photos or videos. Or if you just want to help the local community, you can hire a local guide.

16.CANAWA COLD SPRING 

Canawa Spring is a turquoise spring in Candijay, Bohol. Not your typical Bohol tourist spot.  You can do this as a side trip when you visit Cadapdapan Rice Terraces and Can-umantad Falls. It’s about 15 minutes away by motorbike. The entrance is not particularly enticing as you will see a man-made swimming area.  But if you go further, you’ll see the undeveloped part under the tree with a clear turquoise water, perfect for a quick dip.

17. ASIN SA TIBUOK

  A Filipino artisanal salt made in Bohol with a sharp, smoky taste. This is done by soaking coconut husks in seawater for several months and burning them into a pile. It is usually done from December to May. You can visit the Asin sa Tibuok workshop in Alburquerque, Bohol. The Manongas family revived this ancient sal-making tradition in 2010 after it has disappeared in the 80’s. To order Asin sa Tibuok contact Veronica Salupan at +63907 1680 961.

18. DAUIS GOLD MAKERS

Though it’s not usually included on the list of top Bohol tourist spots, there’s more to see in Dauis aside from Hinagdanan Cave.  Did you know that Dauis has gold jewelry makers? Yes. There’s an ancient tradition here where the women create hand-crafted gold jewelry using the traditional stamping technique.

You can even buy the Dauis gold jewelry online now. Upon research, I found the online store named: Ermalaplatera, that creates jelwelry in Dauis. You can check them on Instagram at @erma.laplatera .

19. OTHER PLACES TO VISIT IN BOHOL

• President Carlos P. Garcia Heritage House
• Clarin Ancestral House
• Cloribel’s Ancestral House (Dauis)
• D’Original Osang’s Home-Made Pastries
• Catigbian D.A.T.E Park

BEST TIME TO VISIT BOHOL

Best time for me to visit Bohol is around January to March before the peak season. The weather is quite okay during these months, not too hot, and lesser crowd compared if you travel during April to May, which is the summer season in the Philippines.

• Pocket WIFI: RENT HERE
• E -Sim Philippines: BUY HERE

WHERE TO STAY IN BOHOL:

New hotels and resorts are springing up like mushrooms in Bohol. Here’s some of the recommended places to stay in Bohol by previous guests.

BUDGET HOTELS

• 717 CESAR PLACE HOTEL
• Location: Tagbilaran
• BOOK HERE  OR CHECK RATES HERE
• TRAVEL BEE SEASIDE INN
• Location:  Tagbilaran
• BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE
• BELIAN HOTEL

MIDRANGE HOTELS

• Henann Bohol
• Location: Alona Beach, Panglao, Bohol
• BOOK HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE
• Mithi Resort and Spa
• Location: Dauis, Panglao

LUXURY HOTELS

• Donatela Resort and Sanctuary
• Location: Tawala, Panglao, Bohol
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE
• Amorita Resort

HOW TO GET TO BOHOL

There are several ways to get to Bohol.

  Manila to Bohol – From Manila, there are several airlines flying to Bohol such as Cebu Pacific, Airasia, and Philippine Airlines.

Cebu City to Bohol – From Cebu City, there are fastcraft to Bohol (2 hours) and ferry (4 hours). You can check the Cebu-Bohol-Cebu fastcraft and ferry schedule through the link below.

Cebu-Bohol-Cebu Ferry Ticket: BOOK HERE

  Siquijor to Bohol – From Siquijor, you can get to Bohol by ferry. There are 2-3 departures per day. Travel time is roughly 2 hours.

Camiguin – From Camiguin, there’s a ferry to Bohol with 1-2 departures per day. Transit time is approximately 4 hours.

Bohol to Camiguin Ferry Ticket: RESERVE HERE

Also read: cebu-bohol-cebu ferry schedule and fare, bohol aiport to alona beach and panglao .

If you’re coming from Bohol International Airport and you need to get to your resort in Alona Beach or Panglao.  Get outside the airport gate and hail a tricycle to your resort. There are usually tricycles waiting for passengers outside. Fare is around ₱200 ($3.61), good for 3-4 pax. Travel time is roughly 10 minutes to Alona Beach or Brgy. Tawala. If you are alone or a party of 2 only, if  want to save you can talk to other passengers and share the cost.

If you have heavy luggages, or you’re traveling with kids or seniors and you just want a hassle-free Bohol Airport transfer to your hotel, you can book a private airport transfer below.  Many luxury and midrange hotels in Bohol also include an aiport pick-up on their package.

KLOOK BOHOL AIRPORT TRANSFER: BOOK HERE

Getting around bohol.

  I already discussed this above. There are 5 ways you can get around Bohol.

• By bus and jeepney – Buses and jeepney in Bohol are unreliable. They will eat up your time. But if you want to save money, this is the way to go.
• By tricycle – Tricycle is pretty expensive in Bohol, a short ride will cost you ₱100 ($1.80) to ₱200 ($3.61).
• By car rental – I’d recommend this if you’re a group of 3-4 persons, you can save more than joining a group tour that charges per person.
• By scooter rental – You can rent a motorbike or scooter in Panglao or Tagbilaran starting at  ₱300 ($5.41) per day. Gas not included.
• By group tour or private tour – If you’re a solo traveler or a party of 2, this is a good option, especially if it’s your first time in Bohol since you’ll be able to visit the top tourist spots in a day.

WHERE TO EAT IN BOHOL

  I don’t usually plan ahead where to eat when I travel. I dine wherever is nearby when I’m hungry or wherever my feet take me. LOL But if you’re a foodie, here are some restaurants that I’ve personally tried. I’m easy to please when it comes to food though, my palate is only picky when it comes to Japanese food.

• Paprika Restaurant – Latest restaurant I tried in Bohol is Paprika Restaurant at Donatela Resort. They have okay food, lots of choices. I especially love their fish ala plancha, salmon pappilotte, and truffle pasta. I like their complimentary breakfast too, especially the egg with hints of bacon. You can dine at al fresco at Paprika Restaurant and enjoy the view of the endless sea.

• Henann Alona Beach Restaurant – For Henann Resort in Alona Beach, they have dinner buffet for ₱898 ($16.20)  every Friday to Sunday, and ₱798 ($14.39) every Monday to Thursday. Unlimited drinks is ₱250 ($451).

• Saffron – This is the restaurant inside Amorita Resort. I tried it years ago.
• Giuseppe Pizzeria and Sicilian Roast
• Bohol Bee Farm Restaurant

BOHOL ITINERARY (4 Days 3 Nights)

Here’s a sample Bohol itinerary for 4 days 3 nights. This is good for first timers because this will cover the top Bohol tourist spots. Hotel, airfare, drinks, souvenirs, and other personal expenses not included.

I will write a separate Bohol Travel Guide with itinerary and budget and will include other attractions in Bohol for those who plan to return to Bohol and explore other places.

BOHOL ITINERARIES 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 DAYS

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