Places You'll Visit:You will be picked up from your hotel by our local professional driver before lunchtime and will be taken to the Loboc river.

Climb aboard an amazing floating restaurant and treat yourself to a relaxing sightseeing cruise down the river complete with mouth-watering food and a calm atmosphere. If you're looking for an adventure that excludes walking and promises leisure and peace, then there is no better option than this trip. You will travel back to the hotel after lunch.

Book this tour to experience a cruise along one of the cleanest rivers in the Philippines while you feast on a tasty buffet of local food.

Places You'll Visit:Experience the beauty of the Philippines as you go on this Wonders of Anda tour during your stay in Bohol!

Visit the captivating Can-unmanned Falls, the tallest of its kind in the entire province. Head to Candijay and explore the enchanting Cadapdapan Rice Terraces. Enjoy a fantastic lunch meal (not included )at the white sand beach in Anda to recharge your energy.

Afterwards, make your way to the wonderful Lamanoc Islandand discover secluded caves that have prehistoric hematite paintings, ancient graveyards, and boat coffins. Enjoy the afternoon as you go snorkelling in the sea or go swimming in a cave pool!

There's truly no better way to experience Bohol than in The Wonders of Anda day tour!

Places You'll Visit:Create the trip at your own pace and interest on this customized tour of Bohol.

Choose your tour duration(4 hours or 8 hours), set off through the city streets, check out key attractions, landmarks, and must-see sites, or just hang out at the beach club. Navigate the city like a local and gain insight into local life. Relax in the comfort of your private vehicle and move at your own pace around Bohol.

Customize your tour to meet your needs and interests. See Bohol like a local Choose a tour duration to suit your schedule, round-trip hotel transfers included.

This tour is perfect if you like: Flexibility, Sightseeing, and Local Insights.

Places You'll Visit:Go on the ultimate Bohol thrill trip with this fun private tour!

The Chocolate Hills serve as a splendid relief with a unique shape, found in Bohol - one of the islands that make up the archipelago of the Philippines. The area got its name Chocolate Hills due to their
the unusual shape and they are now one of the most famous attractions in the country.

We take you to the viewpoint where you overlook these beautiful hills. Then, hop on an ATV and ride on the mud trails around the surreal Chocolate Mountains. Stop by the Tarsier Conservation and visit the wide-eyed creatures in their natural habitat. Get a good view of the world's tiniest monkeys, who are quite shy.

Places You'll Visit:Bohol is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines, and the Bohol countryside trip is one of the most popular excursions that visitors do when visiting the province.

Going on Bohol countryside tours is ideal for first-time visitors to the island since it includes stops at some of the most popular tourist attractionson the island, such as the Chocolate Hills, which change colors depending on the season, Tarsier Sanctuary, and the Bilar Man-made Forest.

It also includes one of the most popular Bohol attractions for tourists, Loboc River cruise trips, where you may have a buffet lunch (not included) and witness a native play.

Places You'll Visit:On this day island trip, you can see the finest of Panglao even if you only have one day!

To begin, visit the Hinagdaanan Cave, which features a deep, mysterious lake encircled by spectacular stalagmite and stalactite formations. The cave is very breathtaking.

It will also lead you to Dauis Church and Miracle Well, both of which are excellent specimens of Spanish colonial architecture.

Proceed to Panglao Church and Panglao Watchtower. Stop by Bohol Bee Farmfor lunch (not included) and enjoy an excellent meal crafted with just the freshest ingredients.

Prepare for an unforgettable day with our outstanding Panglao Island tour package!

Places You'll Visit:This private Bohol island-hopping cruise takes you to islands with abundant marine life.

This is ideal for folks who want to relax, swim, and observe a variety of underwater creatures all in one day.

Swim in its clear waters or wander along its white sand beach. Take some shots because the island's bucolic appeal offers an excellent background.

Important information
Viewing dolphins on this tour is not guaranteed; while your guide will do their best to aid you in locating these species, their behavior can be unpredictable, and you may not see one throughout your tour.

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Bohol, located east of Cebu is an island province that is naturally beautiful and historically rich. The province has gained a reputation as a site of some of the best beaches in the country. Along its coastlines are numerous isles including Panglao, Cabilao, Mahinay and Lapinpin, which are excellent diving spots.

A day trip that will introduce you to the wonders of Bohol. First stop is the Philippine Tarsier Foundationin the town of Corella, which serves as a refuge for the smallest primate in the world, the tarsier.

Then proceed to Baclayon Churcha centuries-old stone church that houses a museum containing a collection of religious art and ecclesiastical vestments, make a short stop at the historical Blood Compactsite, where Spain's Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna a native chieftain, sealed their friendship with a symbolic drink.

Proceed with the tour, passing by Bilar man-made forest, a thick undergrowth of towering mahogany trees grown on the fingers of the highway leading to the Chocolate Hills, the country's geological wonder. From a distance, these hills look like huge candy drops that change in color with the season, and are aptly named 'chocolate' when the hill grasses turn deep brown in summer.

Hike up to the viewpoint for a bird's eye view of the surrounding area before moving on to Lovoc River where a cruise downstream on a floating restaurantis made more enjoyable with delectable lunch serve on board.

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Balicasag is a flat, barren island located about 6 kilometers away from Panglao Island, and is accessible via out-rigger boat. The island boasts of rare marine life and crystal-clear waters extending 50 meters from the shoreline up to a depth of 15 feet.

A 25-hectare islet off the mainland of Panglao that is famous for its dive sites is Balicasag Island. The island is accessible by a 35-minute boat ride from the mainland. Crystal clear blue waters ideal for snorkeling greet each visitor as he nears the island, with underwater formations and tropical fishes visible from as low as two feet deep. Tour the island on foot and visit the village. Lunch at the island's resort.

Places You'll Visit:The most famous tourist attraction in Bohol. From a distance, they look like huge candy drops. Someone had place here and there to lure the eyes and tempt the lips. They change in color with the season but the name is more justifies during the summer when the hill grasses finally turn into deep brown. Tarsier is a miniature creature with owl-like eyes, big ears, long thin tail, kinky and wooly fur, short front legs and ling hind legs endemic to the province.

Embark on a nature trip. Drive through lush green vegetation to the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary and view miniature creature - Tarsier. Feel the cool crisp air while you drive through a manmade forest grown along the fringes of one of the province's main highways. Climb 213 steps up to view one of the country's geological phenomenons, the Chocolate Hills.

Places You'll Visit:Pamilacan Island - a gem of an island long destined to become a beachcomber's haven and a diver's playground. In the island is a 150-meter wide fish sanctuary that is home to schools of groupers, snappers, tuna and mackerel.

The waters of Pamilacan serves as a pathway for migrating dolphins and whales. Get a chance to catch a glimpse of these mammals at the rear of the island. The village chapel and a panish-built military outpost which serves as a look-out for marauding pirates looms ahead as one approaches the island. Topping off these welcoming sites is a deliciously prepared picnic lunch that caps a well-spent day.

Explore the island on foot, swim, or simply laze about.