Your Ultimate Bohol Itinerary

💗Morning: Nature and Adventure - Chocolate Hills Head to Bohol's iconic Chocolate Hills in the early morning for the best views at sunrise. Over 1,200 cone-shaped hills turn brown during the dry season (February to May), resembling chocolate. - Tarsier Sanctuary Visit the Philippine Tarsier, one of the world's smallest primates. Keep quiet and avoid using flash photography. --- 💗Morning: Cultural Experience - Baclayon Church One of the oldest coral stone churches in the Philippines, built in the 16th century, with a religious artifact museum inside. - Loboc River Cruise Take a boat trip along the Loboc River, enjoy the tropical scenery, and have a buffet lunch on board (including Filipino specialties and live music). --- 💗Afternoon: Beaches and Water Activities - Alona Beach Bohol's most famous white sand beach, where you can swim, sunbathe, or rent a paddleboard/kayak. There are many restaurants and bars along the beach. - Snorkeling or Diving 💗- Balicasag Island: A diving paradise where you can see sea turtles, jack fish storms, and coral reefs. - Pamilacan Island: Suitable for snorkeling and whale watching (seasonal). --- 💗Evening: Sunset and Relaxation - Bohol Bee Farm Visit an organic farm, taste honey ice cream and a special dinner (try the "Flower Salad"). Cliffside seats offer sunset views. - Alona Beach Nightlife Beach bars offer live music and fire dance performances, perfect for enjoying a Philippine beer (such as San Miguel) or a cocktail. --- 💗Other Unique Experiences - Island Hopping Classic route: Balicasag Island + Virgin Island (a crescent-shaped sandbar that appears at low tide). - Firefly Watching Take a boat trip on the Loboc or Abatan River to watch fireflies (reservations required). - ATV Adventure or Drive an ATV near the Chocolate Hills or experience a zipline with panoramic views. --- 💗Useful Tips - Transportation: Rent a motorcycle (approx. PHP 300–500/day) or hire a car (approx. PHP 2,000–3,000/day). Tricycles are convenient for short trips. - Currency: Bring enough cash (especially for remote islands), as some places do not support credit cards. - Sun Protection: High SPF sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are essential. After diving, physical sun protection is recommended to protect the coral. - Best Season: November to May (dry season), avoid typhoon season (July to October). --- Bohol is perfect for travelers who love nature, culture, and the ocean. You can flexibly arrange your itinerary according to your interests. If you plan to dive, it is recommended to set aside 2–3 days for an in-depth experience! 🌴🐠🌞