One of the most famous landmarks in Bohol, the Chocolate Hills is a series of 1,776 cone-shaped hills that turn brown during the dry season, resembling chocolate kisses.

Bohol is also home to the adorable and endangered Philippine tarsier. Visitors can see these tiny primates up close at the Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella.

Known for its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, Panglao Island is a popular destination for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts.

Experience a leisurely cruise along the Loboc River while enjoying a delicious buffet lunch and traditional Filipino cultural performances.

A must-visit destination for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts, Balicasag Island offers colorful coral reefs and diverse marine life.

Explore the impressive limestone formations and underground pools at Hinagdanan Cave, a natural wonder in Bohol.

A bustling beach area on Panglao Island, Alona Beach is a hub for restaurants, bars, and water activities such as diving and island hopping.

A sustainable farm and eco-resort that offers organic dining, beekeeping tours, and comfortable accommodations with a focus on sustainability.

Visit this historic church, one of the oldest in the Philippines, and marvel at its intricate Baroque architecture and cultural significance.

Embark on a boat tour to spot dolphins and whales in the waters around Bohol and explore nearby islands like Pamilacan and Virgin Island.

Discover the unique geological formation of over 1,200 conical hills that turn brown in the dry season, resembling chocolate mounds.

Observe one of the world's smallest primates, the Philippine tarsier, in its natural habitat.

Glide along a scenic river while savoring a buffet lunch, accompanied by traditional music, and taking in the lush surroundings.

Relax on the white sandy beaches of Alona and Dumaluan, known for their clear waters and vibrant marine life.

Discover this naturally lit cavern featuring impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and a deep lagoon.

Engage in thrilling activities like zip-lining, rappelling, and the 'Plunge'—a canyon swing adventure.

Explore this historical site commemorating the first treaty of friendship between Spaniards and Filipinos.

Admire one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, showcasing ancient religious artifacts.

Cruise through a man-made forest with towering mahogany trees creating a scenic, shaded canopy.

Ride the zip-line or cable car over the Loboc River for breathtaking panoramic views.

Embark on an enchanting evening boat tour along the Abatan River to witness fireflies illuminating the mangroves.

Unwind on the serene, less crowded white sandy beaches of Anda, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Brave the swaying bamboo bridge over the Sipatan River for a unique and adventurous experience.

Observe tarsiers and other native wildlife in a protected, lush forest environment.

Set out on an early morning boat tour to spot playful dolphins and snorkel around vibrant coral reefs at Balicasag Island.

Trek through this lush protected area to explore diverse flora and fauna, and enjoy birdwatching opportunities.

Celebrate at the annual July festival in Tagbilaran City, featuring vibrant street dancing and cultural performances honoring the blood compact.

Dive into the clear waters around Cabilao Island, renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and colorful coral gardens.

Discover the tallest waterfall in Bohol, located in Candijay, and take a refreshing dip in its natural pools.

Trek the rolling hills of Alicia for sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, often dubbed Bohol's version of the Chocolate Hills.