Visayas, Philippines
Bohol
Chocolate Hills, tarsiers, and Panglao beaches.
Bohol's geological wonders include the 1,200+ Chocolate Hills. Adjacent Panglao Island offers white-sand beaches and easy diving, making Bohol one of the country's most well-rounded destinations.
Things to do in Bohol
Each spot below has its own full guide — click any card to read the complete write-up with photos and tips.
Chocolate Hills
1,268 conical hills that turn brown in dry season.
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Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary
World's smallest primate, found only in the Philippines.
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Panglao Island
Bohol's beach island with white sand and easy diving.
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Floating lunch buffet on a jungle river.
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Frequently asked questions
Should I stay in Panglao or Tagbilaran?
Panglao for beaches and resort vacation. Tagbilaran for budget travel and easier access to inland attractions like Chocolate Hills. Most leisure travelers pick Panglao.
How long do I need in Bohol?
3 days minimum — one for the countryside tour (Chocolate Hills, tarsiers, Loboc River), two for Panglao beaches and diving. Five days is ideal for a relaxed visit.
Is the Bohol countryside tour worth it?
Yes — most efficient way to see Chocolate Hills, Tarsier Sanctuary, Loboc River, and the Man-Made Forest in one day. Costs PHP 2,500-4,000 per car for up to 4 people via tour operators.
Can I visit Bohol as a day trip from Cebu?
Technically yes (fast ferry is 2 hours each way), but you'll barely see anything. Stay at least one night to enjoy Panglao beaches and avoid rushing the countryside tour.