Bohol is one of the provinces in the Central Visayas region and is the island facing the east coast of Cebu. The island is surrounded by numerous islets. It is the third largest island in the country and is truly nature's bounty. If I have to rate Bohol from my own perspective, I would rate this island near to a perfect score because there's so much more on this island that one can experience.
Chocolate Hills in Carmen
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The Chocolate Hills |
Probably Bohol's top tourist destination, a geological formation scattered in the middle of the island. This unique natural wonder captured the interest of geologists, tourists, and travelers alike.
The Loboc River
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Image from TripAdvisor |
A river that has become a major tourist destination because of the
Loboc River Cruise, a cruise along one of the greenest and cleanest rivers in the country. The cruise fee already includes a buffet meal for lunch and an enjoyable cultural show.
The Hanging Bridge
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Loboc River |
A hanging bridge made of bamboo situated along the Loboc River
Old Churches Ruins
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Loboc Ruins |
Bohol is also known for old churches aside from environmental wonders but an earthquake hit the island last 2013 destroying these churches.
The Butterfly Sanctuary
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Butterflies at the sanctuary |
Enjoy a guided tour of a butterfly sanctuary in Bilar Bohol. The sanctuary already has a restaurant.
Tarsier Conservation Area
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The Tarsiers |
Watch these adorable and cute primates at the tarsier sanctuary near Loboc.
Panglao Island
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Sunset in Alona Beach |
Composed of the municipalities of Dauis and Panglao, this island has become one of the most chosen destinations in the Philippines.
Alona Beach is famous for its nightlife and there are islands off the coast too that are worth visiting,
Virgin Island and
Balicasag Island. The other favorite beach destination on the island of Panglao is
Dumaluan.
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Nightlife in Alona |
Anda, Bohol
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Photo Credits to laaglaag.blogspot.com |
Situated on the eastern coast of Bohol are the beautiful beach destinations of Anda. Another tourist destination is
Cabagnow Cave Pool.
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Photo Credits to https://deejaywrites.wordpress.com/category/beholdbohol/page/2/ |
How to go to Bohol
One can travel easily straight to
Tagbilaran,
Tubigon and
Talibon wharfs in Bohol from Cebu City wharf.
- Cebu to Tagbilaran. Please see here for the ferry schedule from Cebu to Tagbilaran and vice versa via OceanJet. You can book your 2go tickets online too at https://travel.2go.com.ph.
- Cebu to Tubigon. MV Starcraft has daily trips from Cebu to Tubigon and vice versa.
- Cebu to Talibon. Please see here for the ferry schedule from Cebu to Talibon and vice versa.
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