Explore Bohol | A Paradise of Pristine Beaches and Chocolate Hills

Bohol

Southeast Asia's Beautiful Island Destination

While most tourists head to Bohol to see the world-famous Chocolate Hills, many are often surprised by many other things the Island has to offer. Aside from the scenic landscape, tourists visiting for the first time will love the pristine white sand beaches, jungle activities, and unique cuisine.

Best time to visit: Nov-To-Apr
Things to do: River Paddle Boarding, Go Dolphin Watching, Cliff Jumping, Exploring Hidden Cave Beaches

HOW TO REACH BOHOL

Flight -
Bohol, has a well-connected and accessible airport, known as Bohol- Panglao Airport. Or you can fly to Cebu and Manila, then catch a domestic flight to Bohol. If you are internationally flying, avoid Manila and take a direct flight to Cebu City and later on hop on a ferry to Bohol.

Sea -
Ferries run to and from the Island to other destinations more than twice a day! Taking a ferry is definitely cheaper than flying to the Island. There are direct ferry services to Cebu City, Manila, Dipolog and Dunamguete. Most ferries stop at Tagbilaran City Pier. If you have short travel time constraints, you can take Fastcraft from Cebu.

HOW TO GET AROUND

Jeepney -
The ideal and coolest mode of transport in Bohol has to be Jeepney! Enjoy getting a ride in jeepney to hike-places, coastal areas or any destination in the cities.

Ferry -
Fancy island hopping? Ferry is the way to go. These are affordable ways to travel between the various islands if you don't want to take a plane. There are all kinds of ferry rides here, so do your research beforehand.

Bus -
Buses, offered by top companies such as Victory Liner, are a great way to get around, especially in the northern regions. Seats are limited, so you'll need to book your seats in advance.

Cab -
Cabs are the most common mode of transport and easily accessible in Bohol. Book a cab on Uber or GrabCab.

Tricycle -
Exploring the Philippine countryside? Then try riding a tricycle. Much like Thai tuk-tuks, these adorable bikes are actually powered by motorcycles. Fast and affordable, this is the best way to roam the rural areas of the Philippines or Bohol.