Discover Bohol, a beautiful island in the heart of the Philippines. Stroll through its lush forest, discover the amazing Chocolate Hills, and encounter the picturesque Loboc River when you take our fantastic guided tour.
Tour Details
At the indicated time, we'll pick you up from your chosen meeting point and begin our route around this stunning island, one of the largest and most beautiful in the Philippines. The amazing landscapes will leave you speechless every step of the way.
First, we head to the Sandugo Monument, which represents the friendship between the Spanish explorer Miguel López de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna the Bohol chief, standing as a symbol of friendship between the two countries as a result. Then it's on to the Baclayon Church, one of the most important and oldest in the area.
After this visit, we'll head to the Tarsier Conservation Centre, home to the world's smallest primate. You are sure to be surprised by their curious appearance! Afterwards, we'll head to the banks of the Loboc River for a boat trip, where we'll also enjoy a delicious buffet lunch.
As we head towards the famous Chocolate Hills, we'll venture into the Bohol forest to get a closer look at the island's dense nature. However, this forest is artificial, as it was created by man with hundreds of mahogany trees.
Finally, we'll visit the Chocolate Hills, a forest with a large number of hills that have been formed by the accumulation of coral and algae over centuries. If you take the tour during the dry season, their brown appearance will give you the impression of looking at thousands of chocolate bonbons.
After this last visit, we'll bring you back to the meeting point, where we'll arrive after a total of 8 hours.
Meeting Points
During the booking process, you can choose between the following meeting points:
- McDonald's in Panglao (Panglao area): at 8 am
- Plaza Rizal (Tagbilaran area): at 9 am
Itinerary Adjustments
If the weather is bad, the boat trip down the river Loboc will be cancelled and we'll eat at an alternative restaurant.
Please note that on Tuesdays, the Baclayon Church is closed, so this visit will not take place.
