Experience a magnificent day of eco-tourism adventure in Bohol, departs from Cebu. Visit the oldest church in the Philippines, and gaze at the fascinating and unusual geological formation of the Chocolate Hills, and take a relaxing cruise on the Loboc River.

• A 90-minute ferry ride to the island’s capital – Tagbilaran City
• Take a full-day tour of the amazing nature and landscapes on the island province of Bohol
• Visit the site of a blood ritual between the Spanish and Filipinos, and gaze at the amazing Chocolate Hills
• Enjoy a relaxing cruise on the Loboc-Loay River, with lunch served on board

Experience a day of scenic grandeur beginning with a 90-minute ferry ride to Tagbilaran, Bohol Island´s capital city and an eco-tourism destination. Upon arrival, begin your tour of the Bohol countryside. During the journey, pass by a variety of sights and landmarks such as the Blood Compact Monument, a man-made mahogany forest, a nipa palm village, the 15th Century ruins of Baclayon Church and a serenely scenic river by the town of Loboc.

Cruise up the river while you eat lunch on a local, floating restaurant. Be entertained by a guitarist who will serenade you with local folksongs and international music. Proceed to a unique encounter with the world’s smallest primate – the tarsiers at the Tarsier Conservatory Area. Then travel to Carmen to marvel at the famed Chocolate Hills, a thousand or more uniformly-shaped hills that turn brown during summer, resembling chocolate mounds. Be sure to check out the splendid vista from the viewpoint on top of one of the highest of these hills. With your free time walk around the small stalls or take home a souvenir. We will return to Tagbilaran for your late afternoon ferry back to Cebu.