Bohol Countryside Tour with Lunch at Loboc River Cruise

Witness the iconic geological formation of more than 1,200 cone-shaped hills. Climb up to the viewpoint to get a panoramic view of the hills, which turn brown during the dry season, resembling chocolate kisses.

Bohol is known for its tiny primate, the Philippine tarsier. Visit the Tarsier Conservation Area to observe these adorable and endangered creatures in their natural habitat. Visit the Tarsier Conservation Area, where you can observe the adorable and endangered Philippine Tarsiers.

As you go along in discovering the marvels of the tourist destinations in Bohol, like the Blood Compact Shrine in Bool, a monument commemorating the first treaty of friendship between the Spanish and Filipinos.

The Bohol Mahogany Forest, more commonly known as the Bilar Man-Made Forest, is a dense forest stretching two kilometers along the border of Loboc and Bilar towns in Bohol. The forest is mainly made up of white and red mahogany trees. It is part of a reforestation project started over 50 years ago.

Dine on a floating restaurant while on a Loboc River Cruise with so many surprises.

Enjoy and experience the beauty of the butterflies