Bohol Tours and Activities
Explore the islands and natural wonders of Bohol with these tours and activities. See the Chocolate Hills up close, chill in Alona Beach, explore Hinagdanan Cave, experience the Loboc River Cruise, and go island-hopping in Panglao.
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What is Bohol known for?
Bohol is a province located in the Central Visayas region of the Philippines. It is composed of one main island and 75 smaller surrounding islands. The main island is known for its unique geological formations such as the Chocolate Hills in Bohol, a series of conical hills that turn brown during the dry season, and for its white sand beaches and clear blue waters. Bohol is also known for its rich cultural heritage and history, which can be seen in its top Visayas tourist spots such as the Baclayon Church, a centuries-old stone church declared as a National Cultural Treasure.
What are the top tourist spots in Bohol?
When it comes to tourist spots in Bohol, the Chocolate Hills is always on the top of the list. A trip to Bohol isn’t complete without also seeing the world-famous tarsiers, make sure to drop by the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary. Alona Beach is another top tourist spot in Bohol where most of the resorts are located and serves as the jump-off point for Bohol island-hopping tours.
Other spots to see include Panglao Island, Hinagdanan Cave, and Loboc River. For a touch of history, visit the Blood Compact Shrine, while Danao Adventure Park is for those craving for an adrenaline rush. You can also book a Bohol diving package and see the beauty of Balicasag Marine Sanctuary, or join a Bohol firefly tour at night for a stunning view. You can experience these attractions and more when you avail of any Bohol Countryside tours.
Other spots to see include Panglao Island, Hinagdanan Cave, and Loboc River. For a touch of history, visit the Blood Compact Shrine, while Danao Adventure Park is for those craving for an adrenaline rush. You can also book a Bohol diving package and see the beauty of Balicasag Marine Sanctuary, or join a Bohol firefly tour at night for a stunning view. You can experience these attractions and more when you avail of any Bohol Countryside tours.
What are the top activities in Bohol?
There are plenty of activities in Bohol, such as island hopping, beach hopping, scuba diving, snorkeling, trekking, zip lining, and visiting cultural landmarks. Staying at some of the best Bohol resorts or choosing Bohol for Philippine honeymoon packages are also highly recommended.
How much does a Bohol tour cost?
Bohol day tour rates depend on the itinerary, duration, and number of people in your group. It is best to inquire with Guide to the Philippines for Bohol tour rates.
How do I get to Bohol?
Bohol can be reached by air or sea. The main airport in Bohol is the Bohol-Panglao International Airport, which serves domestic and international flights to Bohol. The province can also be reached by ferry or fast craft from nearby ports.
When is the best time to visit Bohol?
In terms of weather, December-March are the best months to visit Bohol because there’s not much rain. Just remember that late December and the Holy Week (which often falls between March and April) are peak seasons. April–July is preferable too, though expect periodic rains as the rainy season closes in.
In July, Tagbilaran celebrates the Sandugo Festival, a Philippine festival which commemorates the blood pact in 1565 between Spanish Explorer Miguel López de Legazpi and Lord of Bohol Island Datu Sikatuna. If you want to experience the merriment for yourself, do visit around this time!
In July, Tagbilaran celebrates the Sandugo Festival, a Philippine festival which commemorates the blood pact in 1565 between Spanish Explorer Miguel López de Legazpi and Lord of Bohol Island Datu Sikatuna. If you want to experience the merriment for yourself, do visit around this time!
How much time should I spend in Bohol?
The usual Philippine itinerary that includes Bohol is for three days and two nights, which is more than enough time if it’s your first time and you just want to visit the most popular sites. However, some Bohol tour package with airfare span five days and four nights, which is ideal if you have the time to visit other places and try more activities. If you want it to be longer, you can try a Cebu-Bohol tour package to get the best of the two major provinces.
What's the best way to get around Bohol?
Tricycles and private Bohol transportation services are the best options to travel around Bohol. There are also motorbike rentals. Guide to the Philippines offer Cebu car rentals and vans for visitors who want to drive around Bohol from Cebu; some even provide all inclusive family vacation packages for travelers.
Where can I go for day trips from Bohol?
Day tours are great for exploring one area or of Bohol or a specific location that offers several experiences. For instance, spend the whole day at Danao Adventure Park and try all of the extreme activities they have to offer, or visit a few good beaches aside from staying at your Bohol hotel.
Is it safe in Bohol?
Bohol is generally safe for travelers, but it is important to take necessary precautions, such as avoiding isolated areas at night and keeping your valuables secure. It is also important to follow COVID-19 social distancing rules. Read our Philippine travel requirements for more information.
What languages do locals speak in Bohol?
Locals speak the Boholano dialect of Cebuano Bisaya. Some also speak Tagalog and English.
What should I bring on a Bohol tour?
It is recommended to bring comfortable clothing and footwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, a camera, and extra cash for souvenirs and other expenses.
Do I need to book a tour in advance?
It is recommended to book your tour in advance, especially during peak season, to avoid any last-minute hassle. You can book a tour through a travel agency like Guide to the Philippines.
