Tarsier Conservation Tours

Tarsier Conservation Tours

Visit the Tarsier Conservation Area in Bohol with these tours and see one of the smallest primates in the world up close.
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Frequently asked questions

Where can I see tarsiers in the Philippines?

Tarsiers are endangered small primates that live in well-forested woodlands on a number of islands in Southeast Asia, which includes the Philippines. Tarsier conservation areas can be found in Bohol, Samar, Leyte, and other top tourist destinations in the Philippines.

What are some of the best tours that include a tarsier sanctuary as an attraction?

Most Bohol countryside tours include the Tarsier Sanctuary on their itinerary. If you want an in-depth tour of this sanctuary, take Bohol tours that include lesser attractions such as a combination of Tarsier Sanctuary, Chocolate Hills, and Loboc River Cruise, so you will have more time to explore the sanctuary.

When is the best time to visit?

The sanctuary is open all year round. The best time to visit the Tarsier Conservation Center is during the dry season from December to May, so you can combine it with other Bohol tour packages. You can read more about it in our Bohol travel guide.

What should I wear during the tour?

Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes as the tour involves walking along the trail. During the rainy season, bring a raincoat as umbrellas are not allowed. Wear non-slip shoes to avoid sliding off the trail.

Are phones and cameras allowed during the tour?

Yes, phones and cameras are allowed on a Bohol tarsier tour as long as these are in silent mode and flash is disabled when taking photos.

Can I touch the tarsiers?

You are not allowed to touch the tarsiers as this will stress them out.

Is there an entrance fee to get inside the Tarsier Sanctuary?

Yes, there’s an entrance fee at the Tarsier Sanctuary, one of the best places to visit in Bohol. It’s a big contribution to their efforts in tarsier preservation.

Will there be Tarsier Sanctuary tours during rainy or bad weather?

In general, whether you plan to book all-inclusive family vacation packages or vacation packages for couples on a Philippines travel agency like Guide to the Philippines, the Tarsier Sanctuary tours push through despite the rainy weather as long as there’s no storm signal. However, please get in touch with the tour operator to get real-time updates.


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