Bohol

A Journey Through Wonders, Wildlife, and Heritage

Nature’s Masterpiece: The Chocolate Hills

Bohol’s most iconic landscape, the Chocolate Hills, is a natural phenomenon like no other. These over 1,200 dome-shaped hills stretch across the town of Carmen, turning chocolate brown during the dry season—earning their delicious nickname. Try an ATV ride for a fun and dusty tour, or admire the view from the elevated deck for that perfect photo.

Tiny Wonders: The Tarsier Encounter

In Corella, the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary offers a rare glimpse of the world’s smallest primate. At just a few inches tall, these gentle, wide-eyed creatures are highly sensitive and best appreciated in peaceful, respectful surroundings. The sanctuary ensures their protection while offering visitors an up-close experience.

Floating Feasts on the Loboc River

A trip to Bohol isn’t complete without a cruise down the Loboc River. Enjoy a hearty buffet of Filipino cuisine aboard a floating restaurant as locals serenade you with folk music. Want to add a little thrill? The nearby Loboc Eco-Adventure Park features a zipline and cable car ride that give you stunning views from above the treetops and riverbanks.

Living History in Baclayon

For a step back in time, visit Baclayon Church, one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines. Declared a National Historical Treasure, it features centuries-old relics and preserved interiors. The town’s main road also showcases dozens of ancestral homes from the Spanish era—some over 150 years old.

Island Life on Pamilacan

Escape to Pamilacan Island, where marine conservation and sustainable tourism go hand in hand. Formerly a fishing village, it now thrives on dolphin- and whale-watching tours, thanks to its rich surrounding waters. The island also offers powdery beaches, great snorkeling and diving, and a Spanish-era watchtower for a touch of history.

Find Your Perfect Bohol Experience

Whether you’re in search of nature, heritage, or adventure, Bohol welcomes you with open arms and endless possibilities. Its charm lies not only in its landscapes and attractions, but also in the genuine hospitality of its people. Come and see why Bohol is a destination worth returning to—again and again.