Experience one day private Bohol Countryside tour showcasing island history, culture and nature. Our driver or tour guide will take you around to famous and interesting Bohol tourist attractions such as the world-renowned Chocolate Hills and Tarsiers (the world’s smallest primates). The tour also includes a relaxing river cruise while enjoying lunch on board of a floating restaurant.
The Blood Compact Shrine commemorates the first treaty of friendship between the Spanish conquistador Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and local chieftain Rajah Sikatuna sealed by drinking wine mixed with blood.
The oldest stone church in the Philippines, the Baclayon Church was completed in the year 1727. It was made up of coral stones hauled from the sea and egg whites were used to cement the stones together. Religious relics and cultural artifacts can be seen in this historical landmark.
The tarsier is widely considered as the world’s smallest primate and is also deemed as an endangered species. With its large eyes, the tarsier hunts small insects for food and climbs from tree to tree.
Be mystified and captivated by the enchanting Loboc/Loay River Cruise. Take a ride on one of the floating restaurants and have your fulfilling buffet lunch aboard floating restaurants cruising the emerald green Loboc/Loay River. Experience song and dance numbers from locals performing from the river banks.
The Man Made Forest is located in the border of Bilar and Loboc towns. It is considered as the first and only man-made forest in the Philippines, and is a 2 kilometer stretch of densely man-planted mahogany trees. You can have some pictures taken amidst the thick vegetation or go hiking.
The Butterfly Conservation Center hosts thousands of preserved and live butterfly species in different colors and sizes, gives you a glimpse of the country’s diverse butterfly and moth species. Here you will discover the different stages of a butterfly’s development.
The world-famous Chocolate Hills is a must-see when visiting Bohol. Thousands of green and brown hillocks dot the landscape as far as the eyes can see, truly a natural wonders of the world, it is nature’s expression of beauty that can only be seen in Bohol. The grass turns chocolate-brown during the summer, thus the name “chocolate.”
After a tiresome but enjoyable day, a good way to cap it off is to buy souvenirs and local items. Buy some gifts to bring home to your friends and family, or simply as a souvenir or remembrance of you in your Bohol’s experience and vacation.
Do you know that the largest python in captivity can be found in Bohol? A 25-feet long python named Prony can be found in the town of Baclayon. Before you get scared, you should know that Prony is considered as a harmless pet and you can actually touch her without any fear and is fed once a month.
The Loboc Adventure Park offers adventure activities such as cable car and zipline rides.
Brave the bridge! Experience walking on a hanging bridge that connects terrains across the river. This bamboo bridge crosses a small river and it’s quite a little tricky crossing a bridge that sways and goes up and down.
The Batuan Shiphaus is a house that was designed to look like a real ship. The owner of this house is a ship captain. The house has different cabins like that of a real ship. Even the employees are dressed like the crew of a ship.
