Bohol is one of the most charming destinations in the Philippines
Over 1,200 cone-shaped hills that turn brown in the dry season (hence the name).
Best viewpoints: Carmen and Sagbayan Peak.
See the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest primates in the world.
Visit the official sanctuaries (Corella or Loboc) to support conservation.
Scenic boat ride with buffet lunch and music while floating through lush greenery.
Option for stand-up paddling or kayaking.
White sandy beaches like Alona Beach.
Great for snorkeling and diving at Balicasag Island and Virgin Island sandbar.
Underground cave with a natural pool and stunning stalactites.
Danao Adventure Park – Zipline, sky rides, and eco-tourism activities.
Anda – Lesser-known town with beautiful beaches and caves.
Waterfalls – Mag-aso Falls and Can-umantad Falls for swimming and nature escapes.
Peanut Kisses – Crunchy chocolate-peanut treats, Bohol’s signature pasalubong (souvenir).
Calamay – Sweet sticky coconut-based delicacy.
Fresh seafood in Panglao.
Best time to visit: November to May (dry season).
How to get there: Fly to Bohol–Panglao International Airport (direct flights from Manila & Cebu).
Transport: Rent a scooter, hire a van/car with driver, or join tours for countryside and island hopping.
👉 Would you like me to create a 3-day Bohol itinerary (countryside + beaches), or a 5-day plan that also covers hidden gems like Anda?