BOHOL PHILIPPINES TRAVEL GUIDE | TOURIST SPOTS, TOURS, ITINERARY, HOTELS, RESORTS
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BOHOL, PHILIPPINES, AND ITS TOURIST SPOTS
Here’s your comprehensive BOHOL PHILIPPINES TRAVEL GUIDE + Tourist Spots, Hotels, Resorts, Tours, Itinerary, Tourist Spots.
The Island is one of the favorite tourist destinations in the Philippines, attracting tourists from various parts of the globe. Tagbilaran is the city capital and center of trade and commerce of the Province of Bohol.
Bohol, Philippines is composed of one main island and 75 smaller islands and islets.
BOHOL, PHILIPPINES TOURIST SPOTS, TOURS, ITINERARY, AND BUDGET
There are various ways to explore the Island. The easiest is to book a Bohol Tour Package.
Presented below are several activities which you can do for five days stay in Bohol Island:
Day 1 Bohol, Philippines Countryside Tour
Day 2 Bohol Island Hopping
Day 3 Panglao Island Tour
Day 4 Danao Adventure
Day 5 Anda Beach Adventure
Of course, your trip and the adventure you will pick would depend on how many days you will be staying on the Island.
BOHOL TOURIST SPOTS | COUNTRYSIDE TOUR (1 DAY)
This itinerary will cover for a day visiting historical landmarks of Bohol as follows:
- Blood Compact Site
- Baclayon Church
- Bohol Outdoor Adventure Park
- Tarsier Sanctuary
- Loboc River Cruise
- Bilar Man-made
- Hanging Bridge
- Batuan Shiphaus
- Chocolate Hills
- Python, Forest Butterfly Conservation Center – Honestly, I skipped these two during my visit because I don’t find it spectacular. Instead, I spent more of my time in some other attractions. However, if you wanted to see these, they are just along the way as you head towards the chocolate hills.
LOBOC CHURCH
The Loboc Church in Bohol suffered much during the 2013 earthquake. While still unrepaired as of this moment, it would also be interesting to pay a visit to this great church.
Must Read: Loboc Church, Man-made Forest, Ship House
BACLAYON CHURCH
Baclayon Church is the oldest church in Bohol, Philippines. The church building which suffered from the 2013 earthquake was constructed in 1727. It has a museum housing fantastic collection of religious artifacts and treasures.
LOBOC AND BILAR MAN-MADE FOREST
The Loboc and Bilar Man-made Forest is a 2 kilometer stretch of hardwood trees planted on the border of Loboc and Bilar towns. Because of the uniformity of trees growing in the area, tourists can’t help but notice such a fantastic kaleidoscope of foliage lining the route.
BOHOL CHOCOLATE HILLS
Bohol Island will never be Bohol without the Chocolate Hills. Composed of approximately 1,700+ hills, which turned brown during summer. These hills are very iconic of Bohol Island.
Must read: Chocolate Hills
BOHOL, PHILIPPINES TARSIER SANCTUARY
While in Bohol, don’t forget to pay a visit to one of the province’s icons, the Tarsiers. These little creatures just measure 5- 6 inches and considered as the world’s smallest primates.
Must Read: Bohol Tarsier Sanctuary
BOHOL OUTDOOR ADVENTURE PARK
Another Bohol Tourist Spot is the Chocolate Adventure Park, which offers various outdoor activities such as canopy walk, zip line, hiking trail, pipe dreams, zip bike, monkey bridge, and 275-meter zip line using a mountain bike to cross from one chocolate hill to another.
Must Read: Bohol Outdoor Adventure Park
CRUISE LOBOC RIVER
While in Bohol, try to experience the Loboc River Cruising. While riding the floating restaurant carried by two banka-hauls, music is played while you enjoyed your buffet meal.
HANGING BRIDGE
Bohol created two bamboo bridges at Sipatan River connecting two Barangays in Sevilla. The Hanging bamboo Bridges measure 20 to 25 meters high above and span 40 meters long. While crossing, the bridges sway, giving you a different kind of thrill.
BLOOD COMPACT SITE
Even for a few minutes, do drop by at the Blood Compact Site in Bohol, located in Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City. The Blood Compact Site was made in remembrance of the historic event in the Philippine history done between Spain’s Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Bohol’s Rajah Sikatuna.
National Artist Napoleon Abueva created the sculpture depicting the Sikatuna-Legaspi blood compact, which is considered as the First Treaty of Friendship between Spain and the Philippines. This historical event is now celebrated in Bohol through its “Sandugo Festival.”
BUDGET/RATES
I did not get any tour package during my trip, and I was traveling alone. For backpackers traveling alone, you can simply rent a hab-habal, which costs much lower. However, at that time, I was not entirely well, so I rented a car to bring me around. Here are the rates of car rentals on the Island. The prices might have increased, but for sure, it will not be that significant.
Van php 2,500
Car php 2,000
Bus php 9,000
Coaster php 6,000
Loboc Cruise/Buffet Lunch – P450/head
The famous Chocolate Hills [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
Baclayon Church. One exciting feature of the Island is its collection of historical and cultural heritage dating back to the Spanish colonial era. It’s century-old churches, and its museum is a must-see place. [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
BOHOL TOURIST SPOTS | ISLAND HOPPING TOUR (1 DAY)
It would be best to ask for the assistance of your hotel to help you arrange for this tour. This tour will cover the following:
- Dolphin and Whale Shark Watching
- Balicasag Island Snorkeling
- Virgin Island
DOLPHIN AND WHALE SHARK WATCHING
One exciting activity during this tour is to see up close, beautiful sea creatures found in Bohol. Guides and spotters for this tour used to be hunters of sea dolphins, and they are very much skillful where to find these creatures.
BALICASAG ISLAND SNORKELING
It would be best to bring your underwater camera for this part of the tour. Bohol Island’s marine life is so abundant, and you will surely enjoy watching colorful tropical fishes and corals.
VIRGIN ISLAND
The Virgin Island is one small Islet in Bohol, the Philippines, which is usually part of the circuit for this tour. The pristine blue waters and white sand of the Island will surely delight you.
BUDGET/RATES:
Pumpboat Rental
1-4 pax P 1,800
5-10 pax P 2,000
11-15 pax P 2,500
Hennan Beach Photo from the Hennan’s site [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
BOHOL TOURIST SPOTS | PANGLAO ISLAND TOUR (1 DAY)
This itinerary covers the following destinations:
- Dauis Church
- Hinagdanan Cave
- Bohol Bee Farm
- Shell Museum
DAUIS CHURCH
One old church in Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines, is the Our of Assumption Church popularly known as Dauis Church. The church building made of stone was constructed during the Spanish Colonial era. The church’s belfry is detached from the church.
HINAGDANAN CAVE
Still, in the Municipality of Dauin in Panglao Island, Bohol is another popular tourist attraction, the Hinagdanan Cave. Beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, as well as a deep lagoon, can be found inside the 100 meters cave. The cave is naturally lit by sunlight coming from the holes in the ceiling.
BOHOL BEE FARM
Famous for their organic products, the Bohol Bee Farm is also frequented by guests visiting the Island. Guests will surely enjoy some watching activities like basket weaving, bee culture, and organic farming. The place even offers rooms for stay-in guests.
SHELL MUSEUM
The last stop for this tour would be a visit to the Bohol Shell Museum. The place showcases an extensive collection of common and rare seashell specimens from the Island and other areas in the country.
PANGLAO BEACH
One of the most popular Bohol Island tourist spots in Panglao Island. Its main attractions are its white sand beach, clear waters, and tranquil ambiance. Its abundant marine life is ideal for snorkeling and, now, attracting several divers from all over the place.
BUDGET/RATES
Car Rentals in Panglao Island covering this tour itinerary are as follows:
Van (Toyota Grandia) -PHP 2,500
Van -PHP 2,000
Car – PHP 1,500
Bus – PHP 7,500
Coaster -PHP 4,500
For the single backpacker, a habal-habal ride would come very practical.
try some organic treats from Buzzz Cafe by Bohol Bee Farm [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
BOHOL TOURIST SPOTS | DANAO ADVENTURE PARK TOUR ( 1 DAY)
For the outdoor buddies, try the Danao Adventure Tour. This place offers the EAT, which stands for Extreme Adventure Tour, which covers activities like rappelling, rock climbing, river trekking, zip line, and much more.
Located at Barangay Magtangtang, 72 kilometers from the City of Tagbilaran at approximately 3 hours ride away.
Getting to Danao Adventure Park
From Tagbilaran, take a bus bound for Danao at the Dao Terminal right in front of the Island City Mall.
Please take note of the Bus Schedule from Tagbilaran to Danao:
Morning: 5:00 am, 6:00am, 8:00am, 9:00am
Afternoon: 12:00 noon, 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 4:30 pm, 5:30pm and 6:30 pm last trip.
The moment you reach Danao, take a Habal-Habal or Tricycle to bring you to Danao Adventure Park. The tricycle would typically charge PHP 40/person, or you can charter the ride for PHP 120/one way. Transportation going back would be scarce, so it would be best to arrange for the vehicle to wait for you, just agree on the price first.
RATES AT DANAO ADVENTURE PARK
- Caving P 400/pax
- River Tubing P 250/pax
- River/Mountain Trekking/Hiking P 150/pax
- Rappel (60 m.) P 650/pax
- Rappel with Root Climbing P 450/pax
- Suislide (Ziplining) P 400/pax
- Suislide (Ziplining) – same day ride P 200/pax
- Camping P 35/pax
- Village Tour P 250/pax
A view from East Coast White Sand Resort, Anda [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
BOHOL TOURIST SPOTS | ANDA ADVENTURE
Still, on its way to being a famous destination, the Anda in Bohol…The place offers another option should you wish a bit mellowed place. It has talcum-white sand beaches which any beach lover will surely love.
If you want to enjoy the beach more, then you can spend the whole day or even overnight at the place.
For details about this adventure, click here: Anda Bohol
The century old Loboc Church, still in ruins after the earthquake
Here are my other articles about my travels on Bohol Island:
- Best Places to Visit in Bohol Island
- Lake Side View, Guindulman, Bohol
- East Coast White Sand Resort
- The Buzzz Cafe (Bee Farm Restaurant)
Blood compact site [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
MONEY
When in Bohol Island, it is recommended to use most of the time, your cash. Only big restaurants, hotels, and resorts are accepting credit cards. ATM machines and money changers can also be found, especially in Tagbilaran.
GETTING CONNECTED
For foreigners, you can simply buy your Sim card in many stores the moment you arrive, Tagbilaran. Area Codes are as follows: Philippine: +63. Tagbilaran, (38). Some hotels, resorts, and restaurants have a WiFi internet connection. A few internet cafes can also be found around the Island.
at the Tarsier Sanctuary [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
WHERE TO STAY | LIST OF BOHOL HOTELS, RESORTS
There many accommodation facilities in Bohol Island. You can choose between the quite expensive Hotels and resorts down to the budget Pension Houses or Inns.
The Bellevue Resort
Barangay Doljo, Panglao Island, Panglao Island
BOOK YOUR BOHOL HOTEL/RESORT ROOM HERE FOR THE BEST DEAL
Metrocentre Hotel & Convention Center
C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran
BOOK YOUR BOHOL HOTEL/RESORT ROOM HERE FOR THE BEST DEAL
Belian Hotel
Graham Avenue, Tagbilaran
BOOK YOUR BOHOL HOTEL/RESORT ROOM HERE FOR THE BEST DEAL
Ocean Suites Bohol Boutique Hotel
Blood Compact Monument, East Tagbilaran Road, Brgy. Bool, Tagbilaran
BOOK YOUR BOHOL HOTEL/RESORT ROOM HERE FOR THE BEST DEAL
717 Cesar Place Hotel
CPG North Avenue, Tagbilaran
BOOK YOUR BOHOL HOTEL/RESORT ROOM HERE FOR THE BEST DEAL
Aliria Bed and Breakfast
0260 F. Torralba St. (formerly known as SACRED HEART VILLAGE), Tagbilaran
BOOK YOUR BOHOL HOTEL/RESORT ROOM HERE FOR THE BEST DEAL
Bohol Sea Resort
Danao Beach, Panglao Island
BOOK YOUR BOHOL HOTEL/RESORT ROOM HERE FOR THE BEST DEAL
Click below for more Hotels and Resorts in Bohol:
HOW TO GET TO BOHOL, PHILIPPINES
You can reach Bohol by air and sea. Various domestic airlines offer direct flights to Tagbilaran City, the capital of the Island. There also passenger ships and ferries plying the routes between coastal cities and towns of the Island
By Air: For guests coming abroad, you can take a flight to either Manila or Cebu before taking another flight or boat ride to Bohol. Cebu City is preferable than Manila since it is closer. If you are flying in Manila, you can choose any of the daily domestic flights to Tagbilaran City (Bohol Airport), which takes about an hour and fifteen minutes.
By Sea: Much slower than an aircraft, Ferries, and ships can save you a whole lot of money, especially if you are not in a hurry. RoRos are coming from Manila that pass by Tagbilaran, Bohol.
From Cebu, you may choose to ride a fast craft to Tagbilaran City Seaport. This usually takes about an hour and a half. For guests traveling on a budget, there are slower ferries that can take you to Bohol at less than half the price of fast crafts, but they usually travel in four hours.
There are also boat rides in the Northern part of Bohol, such as Tubigon or Talibon. From Tubigon or Talibon, you can then ride a van or bus to Tagbilaran City or any other town within Bohol.
Cebu Airport to Tagbilaran City – From Cebu International Airport, you can take a taxi to Pier 4. You will then have to take a ferry. All ferries take approximately 2 hours to get to Tagbilaran City.
Tagbilaran City to Panglao – The moment you arrive at Tagbilaran City, you can take a taxi or a tricycle (a small motorcycle cab) to your hotel. Taxis are few in Bohol, so your best choice is to get a tricycle. It would be best to agree first on a fixed rate before taking your ride. For routes outside the city, you can take the jeepneys or multi-cabs.
Panglao Island – Guests going to Panglao Island, specifically Alona Beach, can have their hotel pick them up in Tagbilaran City airport or pier for an additional fee. Alona beach can also be reached by taxi or tricycle.
SCHEDULE OF FERRIES (Schedules are subject to change without prior notice)
Shipping Line: 2Go Travel
- CEBU-TAGBILARAN (4 trips/ day; 2 hours travel time): 7:00 am, 8:45 am, 1:45 pm, 7:40 pm
- TAGBILARAN – CEBU (4 trips/day, 2 hours travel time): 6:30 am, 9:25 am, 11:15 pm, 5:25 pm
Address: 2Go Travel/ SuperCat Fast Ferry Corporation (SFFC)
Pier 4, North Reclamation Area, Cebu City, Philippines
Customer Care : Trunkline: (+63 32) 2337000, Fax: (+63 32) 2349667
Website: http://www.SuperCat.com.ph | Email Address: SuperCat-Customercare@2go.com.ph
Shipping Line: Weesam Express
- CEBU – TAGBILARAN ( 2 trips/ 2 hours travel time): 6:00am, 4:30 pm
- TAGBILARAN – CEBU (2 trips/ 2 hours travel time): 8:15 am, 6:30 pm
Address: Weesam Express
Pier 4 North Reclamation Area, Cebu City
(032) 412-9562 or 231-7737 | 09228660347 | 09177104967
Tagbilaran City
(038) 501-8223 | 09228660336
Shipping Line: Ocean Jet Ferries
- CEBU-TAGBILARAN (9 trips, 2 hours travel time): 6:00 am,7:00 am, 8:00 am, 9:20 am,10:40 am, 11:40 am, 2:00 pm, 4:20 pm, 6:35 pm
- TAGBILARAN-CEBU (9 trips, 2 hours travel time): 7:05 am,8:20 am, 9:20 am, 11:40 am, 2:00 pm, 3:30 pm, 4:20 pm, 5:30 pm, 6:30 pm
Skip the line, book your ticket online here –
BOOK BOHOL – CEBU (Vice Versa) OCEAN JET FERRY HERE
You can also travel to Bohol from Dumaguete. Click here to know the schedule and book your ticket –
BOOK BOHOL – DUMAGUETE (Vice Versa) OCEAN JET FERRY HERE
You can also travel between Siquijor and Bohol via Ocean Jet. Click here for the schedule and to book your ticket –
BOOK BOHOL – SIQUIJOR (Vice Versa) OCEAN JET FERRY HERE
Address: Ocean Jet Ferries
Ocean Fast Ferries, Inc. Pier 1, Cebu Pier Area, Cebu City, Cebu Philippines | Tel Nos: +63(32)255 7560, +63 (32) 255 0115, 0917 638 0000, 0918 898 2188 | Email: customerservice@oceanjet.net
Adventure Park [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
HOW TO GET AROUND BOHOL FOR THE TOURIST SPOTS
Getting around Bohol is not that difficult. The dominant mode of transport in Tagbilaran City and other places in the Island is the tricycle, in some other Asian countries they call this “tuk-tuk.” The majority of the drivers of tricycles have an excellent tourism orientation. They can also act as your tour guide should you desire to hire them. The moment you land on the Island of Bohol you will notice that tricycle drivers will offer you some tours. In my recent visit to the Island, I saw that they have standard tour rates.
Aside from tricycles, jeepneys are also available on the Island of Bohol. Some places cannot be reached by the standard mode of transportation. In this case, Habal-habal (motorcycle) comes conveniently. However, please take note that habal-habal is not licensed to operate; some drivers tend to drive fast without any headgear.
The most relaxed and comfortable mode of transportation is the rent-a-car. Most hotels and resorts are renting cars or can facilitate renting the vehicle for you.
I tried Habal-habal while I was on the Island because it is cheap. But on my last day, I rented a car because I was already tired.
FACES OF BOHOL, PHILIPPINES
Outside Tagbilaran: Lake Side View Resort is located at Guindulman, Bohol, Philippines. You may not want to stay here unless you have a specific business. (I went here to conduct training.)
River Cruising: Enjoy the scenic view of the place while enjoying your sumptuous meal at Loboc River.
Souvenir shops selling magnets, shirts, and much more are found in almost all of the tourist spots on the Island. it’s nice to buy some souvenirs because this is also helping the locals
The Ship Haus (Ship House) or “Bay Barko” is another spot in which you can stop on your way to Chocolate Hills. There nothing much about this place, but I just drop by for some photo op.
The Chocolate Hills Adventure Park. They have a zip line, restaurant, and serpentarium. [ Bohol, Philippines Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Tours, Itinerary, Hotels, Resorts, Tourist Spots ]
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I love Bohol! My family and I went there before the pandemic hits. The island is beautiful and the people so warm and welcoming. Can’t wait to visit again soon.
We were in Bohol before the pandemic hits and we had so much fun! Try the ATV adventure, loved the mud! 😀
Spending time to travel when your are off duty. Bohol is one of my favorite place to stay. Taking those things to do and famous Countryside Tour in Bohol is the best tour activities. People having fun because a trip you spend for 8 hours is worth paying for. You will visit 10 spots and take a buffet lunch during cruise. A bamboo restaurant that floats in Loboc River that is so much beautiful
Hello, I would like to ask kung may marerecommend kang best place to stay for overnight but we’re on a tight budget.
We are going to Bohol this coming feb 24, our arrival will be on the afternoon. We’d like to stay overnight in panglao, so that the next morning we can get easily a boat for island hopping.
Please give me some tips and advices. Thank you ☺
Hi me and my friends planning to go to bohol. Do you have contact person for loboc river cruise and also for island hopping?
Thanks in advance!
You can just inquire from your hotel, or any vehicle driver the moment you arrive in Bohol. Anyone will offer you a tours and their prices are almost the same 🙂
This is very informative! Thank you for this!
“I hope you can read this ASAP….. we are planning to do your Day 1 itinerary but we have much questions heheheeheh….. if there some payment in every place that you mentioned like entrance fee or something? and from Manila(actually where in Manila? hahaha), what can you suggest as the best Boat/Ferry that we can ride?… thank you and more power.
Hi Sam sorry for the late reply, for the I don’t know if you refer to my Day 1 itinerary which is the countryside tour or the 1 day Island hopping tour. For the Country Side tour, the entrance fees are very minimal e.g. P15. For the Island hopping, you need to rent a boat your hotel can help you find the cheapest one. Also, almost all rates in Bohol are the same and standardized: enjoy your trip
It looks such s absinthe place . You describe it ver well, good post .
thank you for taking us on a bit of a journey I love being introduced to new sites that I may never actually be able to travel to
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such a beautiful place. I am sure there is lots of adventure to find in a place like that.
This looks like a fab place to visit. I would love to go to the philipines some time soon.
True Angela Milnes, the offers a wide array of beautiful spots and attractions
Wow! This looks like an amazing place.
Yes, Meagan, it is an amazing Island with so much to offer for its guest
Looks like so many neat things to do! Love all the churches, so pretty.
This looks like an amazing place to visit! Love the photos! Will add this to my travel list 🙂
Never been in Bohol and that is the one of beautiful place and I wanted to go there if I have a chance
Every time I see a knew article, I am blown away by the beauty of the Philippines! I truly would love to visit them some day.
Wow! As always I wished I could change places with you for the day! Gorgeous places and beautiful pictures!
I feel lucky to have seen it’s beauty. It is really an amazing place!
I always go back to Bohol and enjoy outdoor activities. I still miss the place and will be back again this coming all saints day.
Wow Bohol island looks just amazing! And the food from Buzzz cafe looks so delicious.
This place looks simply gorgeous! I would love to visit one day.
I decided to celebrate my birthday in Bohol and found this paradise in Anda. I fell inlove with the photos and fell inlove deeper when I reached the place.
Bohol Island sounds wonderful. It looks like such a beautiful place. Now I’m daydreaming, maybe one day 🙂
Whoa! The The Altar of the old Baclayon Church is absolutely stunning! It definitely looks like a place I would love to visit!
Those mountains covered in grass are sooooo pretty!!!
We are planning on a trip to Asia and I would love to include Bohol in our itinerary. The Chocolate Hills, the old churches, the views are all worth visiting! Thanks for sharing this travel guide. I wish our dream Asia trip would come true soon!
I just clicked the hotels in Alona Beach. The beach is so beautiful and green. It looks peaceful too. I would love to visit this beach someday.
Church and chocolate hills. These are most definitley on my must see list
This looks like such an amazing place to visit. I would LOVE to get here one day.
I would love to explore the old churches on Bohol Island. I am super interested in old architecture.
Never been to Bohol but it seems to be a so good place. I love the photographs.
What an amazing place! I have a friend who is visiting the Philippines right now, as a matter of fact. I would love to go some day. LOVE the architecture of those churches!
That sounds like a lovely place to visit. I would love to go there someday.
first of all i want to visit tha loboc church, and also to see the tarsier and the chocolate hills.
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What a stunning place! It’s no wonder that it’s famous for its Chocolate Hills. They are spectacular!
Bohol has a lot of history to offer. I am glad you are able to present nice stuff about the place.
Never been to Bohol but will surely visit this place once I save a little money. Nice review!
Thanks for sharing a wide list of things to do in Bohol. I hope we can go back there when my baby gets a little older.
Hello Jo. I looked at your blog posts about Bohol and they’re really filled with helpful information. I am from Bohol but I now live in Mindanao with my husband. Through your posts, I am even discovering new places to explore there as I only come home to Bohol once or twice a year. Thank you for all these. And glad to know that you’ve had a great time there.
The pictures are pretty. I love island vacations.
Those beaches look stunning. I would love to visit. That bicycle zipline looks more than my anxiety can handle!
Oh! The beach looks divine and I am a total sucker for nature, so the trees are just the place for me. I really like that you have provided many resources to the readers in order to get the most information for Bohol. Thanks for this nice breath of fresh air (virtually!)
Oh my gaaaad Jojo! love your photos… The last time I want to bohol, we only get to experience the loboc tour and the city tour. I actually did not enjoy it because I didn’t like the person whom we are travelling with. (yes, napilitan lang ako.. hehe) I will definitely travel to Bohol and explore it once more armed with your tips and all.
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Bohol is really great! I’m from Philippines and it is in my bucket list. I would love to go there with my family.
Bohol sounds like an amazing place to visit! Love the beach, places to visit! Amazing!
My family and I went to Bohol before and it was one of the best vacations that we had. We were complete and it was just so much fun.
ah! i’ve never been back in philippines for 4years! not really missing it tho but i would like to explore places like this. so much things to do and adventure
That’s so amazing! I would love to travel to Bohol someday and enjoy all the attractions and the beaches! There’s just so much to see and do there!
I always love visiting Bohol because of of its natural wonders from beaches, to its forest and to the chocolate hills.
Everything about Bohol Island sounds wonderful! From the food to the local shops! Love it! Wish I can go visit one day!
I really have to see this place. I would like to check out Bohol Island
This place is beautiful. The mountains look like they are manmade, so neat. From the safety of my bed I want to try the bicycle in the air. Not sure if I would say the same thing if I was there and it was my turn.
Bohol is always on my bucket list but I haven’t got the chance yet
I saw some promo fare going to Cebu and Bohol via Air Asia and Cebu Pacific but I wasn’t able to avail any because I don’t think i can travel there alone.. I love to see the Baclayon church and the Chocolate Hills too!
This place looks amazing! Such beautiful sights, really wish I could go and see it all. Brill review of the place 🙂