
Bohol The Visayas, Philippines Travel Guide
Bohol's natural landscape creates a perfect setting for various outdoor activities.
Chocolate Hills Trek: Some areas around the Chocolate Hills have opportunities for trekking. Waterfalls: Trekking to remote waterfalls is a moderate walk through natural landscapes.
Excellent opportunities exist around Panglao, especially at Balicasag Island and Virgin Island. Scuba diving shops in Alona Beach serve all experience levels. Consider a Full-face snorkeling mask.
Popular tours depart from Alona Beach, typically visiting Balicasag, Virgin, and Pamilacan Island. Kayaking/SUP is available for rent. Water scootering/Parasailing are available at some operators.
Some adventure activities carry inherent risks. Prioritize safety and choose reputable operators.
Engage with Bohol's local culture through various experiences.
The Loboc and Anda areas feature some initiatives that let visitors interact with local communities. These experiences give insights into their way of life and traditions, aiding local economies.
No formal classes are widely accessible to tourists. However, locals welcome attempts to speak basic Cebuano (Visayan) phrases, which deepens your interactions.
Sandugo Festival (July, Tagbilaran City) marks the blood compact. Ubi Festival (January, Tagbilaran City) honors the Ubi (purple yam).
Bohol has tranquil settings for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Many resorts on Panglao Island feature day-use passes for their pools and beach access.
Guests can use their facilities even if not staying overnight.
Alona Beach has many bars and restaurants with live bands performing local and international music, notably in the evenings.
SOME little nightclubs and bars in Alona Beach present opportunities for dancing and late-night fun.
The Alona Beach strip is the main nightlife area, with a relaxed pub crawl atmosphere; move between various establishments.
Discover local crafts and souvenirs in Bohol's markets and shops.
Glutinous rice delicacy in a coconut shell and Chocolate Hills-shaped peanut cookies.
Look for ubi jam, ice cream, or polvoron made from this staple Bohol crop.
Woven baskets, mats, and other handicrafts display local weaving skills. Pearl jewelry from local pearl farms; check authenticity.
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