Things to Do

With its lush forests and pristine seas, Bohol is widely known as one of the best ecotourism destinations in the world. If you want to surround yourself with the beauty of nature, Bohol has many offerings to choose from.

Meet a Tarsier

Bohol is home to one of the country’s most recognizable animals--the Philippine tarsier. With its huge eyes and small body, it’s a sight you don’t want to miss! Find them clinging onto tree branches in the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary located in Corella.

Climb a Chocolate Hill

Over a thousand Chocolate Hills dot central Bohol, named after the brown, earthy color that the hills have during the dry season. Two of them, one in Carmen and one in Sagbayan, have been turned into viewing decks where you can get a great view of their thousands of siblings.

Cruise through Loboc River

Enjoy a leisurely cruise through Loboc River and treat yourself to a natural and cultural experience. Throughout your cruise you’ll find the historic Loboc Church, the pure Loboc Spring, and the towering Busay Falls. You’ll even enjoy a hearty lunch while you’re entertained by signing and dancing Bohol locals!

Explore Balicasag Island

For those who want to get in the water rather than cruise through it, Balicasag Island is the place for you. Its marine sanctuary is home to hundreds of sea creatures to make your snorkeling and diving experience more colorful. Balicasag is also only one of several islands in the Panglao municipality, which offers many other diving spots, beaches, and historical sites.