The Visayas, Philippines
Bohol features a modern international airport, serving as the main aerial gateway for visitors. It is located on Panglao Island, approximately 30-45 minutes from Alona Beach and Tagbilaran City.
Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia Philippines are the main domestic carriers. They operate multiple daily flights from Manila (MNL) and Cebu (CEB) to BOH, offering frequent and convenient connections.
Free Wi-Fi access throughout the terminal for connectivity.
Vans, taxis, and pre-arranged hotel transfers are available.
Book flights several months in advance for peak travel periods.
As an island province, Bohol's land connections to other landmasses depend on sea or air travel. No train system links Philippine islands.
Long-distance buses connect Tagbilaran City to various towns across the main island, operating from the Integrated Bus Terminal (Dao Bus Terminal).
Main roads are generally paved. Smaller roads to attractions or remote areas can be unpaved or poorly maintained. Drive cautiously.
This port serves as Bohol's main seaport. It hosts fast ferries from Cebu City and other nearby islands. Its location is very close to Tagbilaran City center.
For domestic inter-island travel, no immigration procedures are needed. International cruise arrivals will undergo standard immigration and customs checks.
Familiarize yourself with exit fees and procedures to ensure a smooth departure from Bohol.
Allow sufficient time for check-in and security processes, whether flying or taking a ferry.
For self-driving convenience, explore options at DiscoverCars.com. This aids in securing transportation for your stay.
A valid international driving permit (IDP) and your national driver's license are needed for car or scooter rentals.
Main roads generally stay paved, but rural routes can be uneven. Drive defensively and be aware of local traffic habits.