Private Tour: Bohol - 3 Days and 2 Nights

time or move it to another day to have more time in the hotel/ resort. Guest can suggest that is best to their time. See the next day Tour Package. It could be done this Day 1 or in Day 2.

hen we could have a tour directly or have it in the another day. Guest can suggest and change the itinerary as to have more time in other activity.Guest can suggest that is best to their time. See the next day Tour Package. It could be done this Day 1 or in Day 2.

wait your check in time we make used of the time to have city Tour. Then at 4pm we will pick you to have the firefly watching either kayaking or by boat.

The white race represents Miguel Lopez de Legazpi of Spain, and the brown race represents our very own Rajah Sikatuna of Bohol. It was considered as the first Treaty of Friendship between the two different races. It was based on the respect and equality and this event is commonly known as “Sandugo” which means “Iisang Dugo”. The event was known all over the Philippines. The Sandugo was a blood compact, performed on the Island of Bohol. It is an annual celebration, a yearly historical event that takes place every month of July. The Blood Compact Site located at Bool District Tagbilaran City, Bohol was well-known as a memorial ground to the historic sign of friendship between the Spaniards and the Filipinos.

as the second oldest stone church in the Philippines. It was made from coral stones and was cemented using the white of over millions of eggs. The church is surrounded with stone edifices that were added way back in the 19th century by the Augustinian Recollects. Boholanos are very devoted to every Catholic Church and the Baclayon Church is one of the proofs to the Boholano’s devotion to their faith. The church complex is strategically located facing the sea and originally has defensive stone walls around. The Baclayon Church was declared as a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines in 2010. The altar of the church is ornately designed three retables, one retablo mayor and the two other side altars. The church symbolizes the great devotion of Boholanos and faith to God.

The Bohol Man-Made is a mahogany forest stretching in a 2km stretch of densely planted with Mahogany trees located on the border of Bilar and Loboc towns. Before and after reaching the man-made forest, there are also naturally grown forests of Loboc and Bilar with a thick kaleidoscope of green foliage, different kinds of trees and giant ferns lining the road. You will immediately notice that you are inside the forest as soon as you read the road surrounded by beautiful trees. This place is very peaceful, meditative, and you feel chilly, even during that hot summer season days. People called it the “dark-side” of Bohol because of how dark it is when you enter the place. It was such a quiet and dark place compare to an ordinary place. You can also feel the cold wind that will surely touch your skin.

continues to draw attention for its unique and majestic characteristics. There are more than 1,000 symmetrical mounds, conical and dome-shaped that most people liken them to Hershey’s Kisses. It is called the Chocolate Hills not because it’s made of chocolate but because of its color. In the rainy season, the grass blanketing the hills gives them a soft and lush appearance. While in the summer, the vegetation dies off and turns to a chocolatey brown hue, giving them their name.

ded with images and paraphernalia featuring the cute "Gizmo" like creature the tarsier (pronounced tarj-e-ar). These tiny creatures are the world's oldest living primates. Nocturnal, by day at the Tarsier Sanctuary, you'll find them attached to a branch, lazily eyeing off curious tourists. They are the only primate known to eat live prey. They can also turn their heads nearly 360 degrees. According to a factsheet at the sanctuary, If kept in captivity, so depressed are tarsiers by the idea of a life in captivity, they will commit suicide by holding their breath or banging their head until they pass out, rather than face a life stuck in a cage. Until the Tarsier sanctuary was opened, many tarsiers died in captivity so curious tourists could gawk at them in tiny cages. Thankfully, the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary takes their role of conservation seriously and with pride.

One of the most popular is hands down the Loboc River Cruise, where you get to enjoy a lunch buffet on board a floating restaurant along the waters of this calm and serene body of water. The Loboc River is found in the town of Loboc, about 24 kilometers from the capital city of Tagbilaran. The cruise usually lasts for about an hour, and starts at the Loay Bridge or mouth of the river, then cruises down the stream until you reach Busay Falls, where the boat turns back to return to the docking station. The schedule for the lunch buffet is from 11 am to 2 pm but once you get on the boat, you can start munching on the food. One boat or floating restaurant can accommodate a total of 50 to 60 people, so there might be some waiting time before the river cruise starts if there are only a few of you.

It is Bohol’s first butterfly livelihood breeding program aiming to protect the butterfly population through breeding and releasing and plant research. The Conservation Center harbors a Butterfly Garden, a colorful landscaped garden full of flowering plants and of course, butterflies. Our guide said that more than 60 species of butterflies come to the garden

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Pick-up at your hotel in Tagbilaran or Panglao; travelers will be informed of exact pick-up time 1 day prior to departure 06:00 Board a boat and depart for Balicasag Island 06:45 Spot dolphins in Balicasag Island 08:00 Snorkel in the crystal clear waters of Balicasag Island 11:00 Enjoy your lunch at Balicasag Island 13:00 Head on to Virgin Island Soak up the sun and unwind by its white sand beaches 14:00 Admire the breathtaking scenery on Isola di Francesco 15:00 Depart for hotel in Tagbilaran or Panglao