It’s no surprise that the Philippines is one of the stand-out gems of Southeast Asia. With 7,641 islands comprising this beautiful paradise (Yes! Including the newly discovered ones), you will surely get a jaw-dropping experience anywhere you go. While some islands are only good for certain activities, there are also islands in the Philippines where you can engage in the sea to summit adventures. You can also stay in some of Bohol’s luxury resorts for a tropical paradise experience.

Related Read: How to Plan Your Trip to the Philippines : The Best Guide

To get an idea of where these 31 best things to do in Bohol are located, you can click on the map below and see the locations of each places.

The wonderful island of Bohol, in the Central Visayas region, is just one of them and this small island surely has a lot to offer. (disclosure: it’s my hometown!)  From exciting countryside adventures to a relaxing afternoon by the pristine beaches, you can never go wrong in Bohol. So if you’re planning a trip to the Philippines anytime soon, this article will give you a good start. It is even very easy to get from Cebu to Bohol, so there’s no excuse to miss this island in planning your trip to the Philippines.

31 Best Things to Do in Bohol

Without further adieu, check out our list of the best things to do in Bohol, Philippines. Follow through because the top 31 things to do in Bohol are recommended here.

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1. Visit the Chocolate Hills in Carmen, Bohol

This is the first thing that will probably pop into your heads when talking about Bohol. It is also one of the top 10 things to do in Bohol. The Chocolate Hills are the most popular tourist destination among locals and foreigners. Nope, these are not made of chocolate so save your sweet tooth from that thought. These hills, which resemble giant mole hills, turn chocolate brown after the dry season thus, the name “Chocolate Hills” was formed. Located in Carmen, Bohol, tourists can start their trip either in Tubigon or Tagbilaran. If you decide to go on your own, you can take the bus going to the Chocolate Hills complex and from there, the ticket office is just 10 to 20 minutes away. If you want a more convenient experience, you can also join a cheap package tour which includes Chocolate Hills in the itinerary.

Entrance tickets cost ₱50.00 per person. Once you have it, you can take the steep stairs leading to the viewpoint. This is usually the spot which tends to get ]most crowded especially during peak season but, it is also where you can get an excellent view of the hills in 360 degrees perspective.

2. Experience the breathtaking view of Alicia Panoramic Park

One of the most adventurous and beautiful areas to visit in Bohol is the Alicia Panoramic Park. It’s a place for adventure and nature lovers. Why is my 2nd choice? Well, it’s really beautiful especially during sunrise or sunset. There are two options to experience this place. First, you can just visit it early in the morning, hike up to the viewpoint for sunrise and trek back after you had enough of the view. It is an area that is suitable for all ages. If you prefer to see the sunrise, you better go early at 5am and slowly make your way up. It can take up to one hour of walking up to the viewpoint.

Another best thing to do it camp overnight there. It is an amazing thing to experience and you can even arrange to arrive there at night, rent a tent from the local tourism office and just wake up with that sunrise view. There are no shops up on the hill so bring your own snacks or drinks.

There are buses going to the town of Alicia from Tagbilaran City. However, the best way to do this is take your own private vehicle so you can also stop at the waterfalls and beaches in Alicia and Anda.

To arrange for your stay, you may communicate with the tour guide we had last time here. Tell him you got his contact from Angie. Entrance was 10 pesos per person but you need to have a licensed tour guide to go with you.

3. Say “Hi” to our little friends in the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary

   There are a lot of tarsier sanctuaries in Bohol but the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol is the main and official tarsier sanctuary because it is run by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation. This foundation is a non-profit private organization (supported by Philippine government agencies like DOT and DENR)  that aims to protect our endangered primate friends in Bohol. This tarsier sanctuary observes the best and proper practices when conducting tours in their vicinity. By this, we can be certain that we are not putting these endangered species under too much stress which decreases their survival rate. I would actually list this on my top 10 things to do in Bohol island as well.

To get to the sanctuary, you have to take the bus going to Corella or rent a motorbike from Tagbilaran City. The entrance fee is ₱50.00 and this already includes a guided tour. Lastly, be a responsible tourist! Remember to strictly follow the rules and regulations when visiting the tarsiers.

4. Stop by at the Man-made forest in Bilar

 If you want to get some fresh air, why not stop by at the Man-made forest in Bilar? This won’t take much of your time (unless you want to take a gazillion pictures of the trees). This two-kilometer display of mahogany trees bordering Loboc and Bilar is free of charge. You will also easily notice the forest because once you are in, you will feel the sudden change of temperature. Don’t worry, these mahogany trees are not difficult to find. There’s not a lot to see but consider it one of the things to do in Bohol central Visayas.

5. Take the fun-filled guided tour of the Butterfly Sanctuary

 This is probably one of the most entertaining guided tours on your itinerary. The guides in the Butterfly Sanctuary are well-versed and even crack some mind-blowing jokes which make the tour informative and fun at the same time. This Butterfly Sanctuary houses different types of butterflies. You will see preserved butterflies and moths on the first part of the tour and as you go through each of them, the guide will also feed you some facts about them. After the first part, you will enter a large enclosed space where you can see butterflies freely flying around. You can take as many pictures as you wish but just remember to be kind to these beautiful insects. After the tour, you can buy some souvenirs to take home or an ice cream to beat the heat.

   The butterfly sanctuary in Bilar is one of the most popular tourist destinations because it is not far from the Chocolate Hills and the Man-made forest. Entrance fee is only ₱20.00

6. Dine while cruising the Loboc River

You will surely feel hungry after all those activities– hopping from one destination to another– but this does not mean that you have to take a break from your agenda. This gives you more of a reason to try the Loboc Floating Restaurant and River Cruise which is already included in the Bohol Countryside tour. I think nothing beats a good set of Filipino dishes and a wonderful view of the Loboc River for lunch. There will be local singers singing some Filipino hits too. I would consider this as the 2nd one for my top 10 things do in Bohol too.

The lunch package costs ₱650.00 for adults and ₱450.00 for children under 12 years old. Children until 3 years old are free of charge. There are also night cruises every Friday and Saturday which cost ₱650.00 to ₱800.00– depending on the package. The full package includes a buffet dinner, the river cruise, and a band concert by the Loboc Youth Ambassador.

7. Navigate Loboc River by paddle boarding

   If you’re more of a daredevil type, you can still enjoy and explore Loboc River by paddle boarding. Even if you’re not a daredevil but still wants to try paddle boarding, don’t worry because learning “SUP” (stand-up paddle) boarding is easy. In fact, it is also becoming one of the most popular watersports in the Philippines and it is a good way to implement eco-tourism. It is also one of the best things to do in Bohol in 2019.

The stand-up paddle boarding is offered in different packages. Getting to the paddle center is not a problem because the package tour already includes roundtrip transfers from Tagbilaran to Loboc. To be honest, this tour costs a pretty penny but it will give you a different experience compared to the Floating River Cruise. So if you have a few extra bucks in your pocket, why not give it a try?

8.Visit the Beautiful Coast of Anda and see amazing waterfalls

Anda is a town located on the east side of Bohol, roughly 110 kilometers from Tagbilaran City. The Anda Peninsula offers long white beaches, some still unspoiled forest, numerous hidden waterfalls, intriguing caves, and fascinating islets. It is also not so popular so you should make sure to visit it while it’s still undiscovered.

The best way to explore the area and nearby town of Candijay to rent a car or motorbike to drive you around. You’ll be able to see most of the places of interest in day. Make sure to see Lamanoc Island and do a beach tour of Anda and Candijay town to see the waterfalls.

9. Swing your worries away in the hanging bridge

  After a fearless adventure with the snakes in the wildlife sanctuary, you can also try swinging by the hanging bridge in Sevilla to get a nice view of the Sipatan river (with a twist).  It’s one of the most fun things to do in Bohol! The bridge is 40 meters long and was originally made of bamboo. It was then reconstructed to add steel cables for additional support. Tourists like to visit this bridge because it sways and bounces with every step. The view down below can make your knees weak as you approach the middle of the bridge. There are guides who assist you in crossing the bridge but there are also times when they intentionally sway the bridge for an extra challenge. They also take pictures but you have to pay for the printed copies when you reach the other side.

   The entrance costs ₱10.00 only and it is used for the maintenance of the hanging bridge. You can get there on a bus since the bridge is just along the road.

10. Toast with Legazpi and Sikatuna in the Blood Compact Shrine

   This is a less challenging activity but if you are a history buff you should definitely add this to your itinerary. Located in Tagbilaran, Bohol, the Blood Compact Shrine also known as the “Sandugo” commemorates the historical event which happened in 1565. You can find here a statue of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Rajah Sikatuna toasting to their friendship. If you want to know more about the historical background of this site, be sure to add this to your list.

   It is not difficult to find the site because it is just along the road. You can take a bus passing by Baranggay Bo-ol. If you’re on a Bohol Countryside tour, the Blood Compact Shrine has usually included in the itinerary already. Finally, there’s no entrance fee.

11. Visit the old Baclayon church

Baclayon church is the oldest church in Asia that is made up of coral stones. In the Philippines, it is one of the National Cultural Treasures. If you want a mix of religious influence in your itinerary, the Baclayon church of the Immaculate Concepcion in the town of Baclayon is just one of the old churches that you can visit while in Bohol. You can take Instagram-worthy shots in front of the church or you can get inside the museum to see some old religious artifacts. Getting inside the museum costs ₱50.00 but the entrance to the Baclayon church is only free. Getting to Baclayon church is easy if you’re coming from the Blood Compact shrine because it’s not too far from there. This is also included in the Bohol Countryside tour.

12. Be mesmerized by the mysterious Loboc church

   If you can’t get enough of the Baclayon church, the Church of San Pedro opens its doors to tourists too. Also known as the Loboc church, the Church of San Pedro is the second oldest church in Bohol. The one that we can see presently is already the rebuilt church after the original church was set on fire. The interior of the church is jaw-dropping as it is filled with different embellishments and ornaments. You will also see paintings and religious artifacts inside.

 To go there, you can take the bus going to Loboc or via Carmen.

13. Get a ZOO-per-duper treat in Zoocolate Thrills

   Another attraction in the town of Loboc is the Zoocolate thrills. This theme park is the first in Bohol which features different replicas of Bohol’s popular tourist attractions. Not only that, but Zoocolate thrills also houses different breeds of animals including Zooco, the Philippine’s largest Burmese python in captivity. The attractions also include sitting on top of a Philippine Buffalo and a close encounter with a tiger. There are also tarsiers here. If you want to relax and take a break, you can stop-by in their restaurant or coffee shop. One of the most fun things to do in Bohol island too!

 Zoocolate Thrills is located in Brgy. Gotozon, Loboc, Bohol and operates from Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am until 5:00 pm. Entrance fee costs ₱99.00 for adults and children that are 3ft to 4ft tall. Children that are 3ft and below are free of charge.

14. Unleash your inner-child in Loboc Ecotourism Adventure Park

The Loboc Ecotourism Adventure Park holds a lot of activities for all ages and one of the most popular rides in this park is ziplining across the Loboc River. This zip line experience will surely give you a great view of the Loboc River while you’re 120 meters above the water. If you want, you can also simultaneously take the ride with a friend since there are two cables next to each other. If a zip line is too much for you, you can also take the cable car ride. One cable car can fit approximately five adults. If you want to try both rides without breaking the bank, you can take the combo ride which is a one-way zipline and one-way cable car for only  ₱350.00. If you want a hardcopy and softcopy of your pictures, just add  ₱250.00 and you’ll get it in a jiffy.

You can also arrange for a scenic mountain bike tour across Bohol’s countryside too!

15. Enjoy the white-sand beaches in Panglao Island and Anda Beach

Who wouldn’t want to dip into the cold saltwater after a long day exploring the countryside of Bohol? Enjoy a marvelous day at the white-sand beaches of Alona Beach and Dumaluan Beach in Panglao Island. There are many things to do in Panglao Island. Whether you’re willing to spend a lavish amount or only a few bucks, these two popular beaches offer a wide range of choices. However, due to its popularity, these beaches tend to get overcrowded. But you can still find some cheap hostels and hotels in Panglao that you can also stay.

No worries though, Anda Beach on the southeastern tip of Bohol is also a paradise. Not a lot of people have the patience to travel all the way here because of its distance but if you’re looking forward to white-sand beaches with a smaller crowd, Anda Beach is totally worth it.  One of the best things to do in Bohol in 2019 is to visit Anda Beach! And you’ll surely find it beautiful and amazing.

 If you’re coming from the center of Bohol, where most tourists would be, getting to Panglao Island is easy easy. You can get a taxi, a tricycle, or a van. Getting to Anda Beach is the most challenging part because travel time usually takes 2 to 3 hours. From Dao Terminal, you can take the bus to Anda which costs ₱100.00 per head. You can also find many cheap hotels and hostels in Panglao Island to book your stay.

16. Plunge into the cold waters of Cabagnow Cave Pool

 This hidden attraction in Anda, Bohol is truly a precious gem. Cabagnow Cave Pool is a 25-feet cave which is said to be the deepest cave pool in Anda. To get into the cave, you can descend through the ladder or you can challenge yourself by jumping into the cold water. A lot of tourists show-off their diving skills so be prepared to show your tricks too. You can ride a tricycle to Cabagnow Cave Pool but you still have to walk to get to the entrance of the cave. Entrance fee is only ₱10.00.

You can include this place when you take the Anda and Candijay private van hire and you can book that here.

17. Enjoy the serenity of the Hinagdanan Cave

   The view of the cave is magical. It is embellished with stalactites and stalagmites forming beautiful rock formations. An underground lake also awaits those who descend the Hinagdanan Cave. However, descending down is not easy because of the slippery floor so be extra cautious if you don’t want injuries along the way. The temperature in the lake is tolerable and it will give you a very relaxing sensation afterwards.

To get to the Hinagdanan Cave, you either take a tricycle or a jeepney going to Dauis. It’s only going to be a 15-minute ride if you’re from Tagbilaran. Entrance fee is ₱50.00 and if you want to go swimming, you have to pay an additional  ₱75.00.

18. Treat yourself to mouth-watering dishes in Bohol Bee Farm

   Not only mouth-watering, Bohol Bee Farm also serves healthy dishes. Their meals are prepared with organically-grown vegetables from the farm so this is indeed the perfect place for the health-conscious travellers out there. The place is owned by Chef Vicky Wallace and it also serves as a livelihood for the locals in Dauis. Aside from the farm and restaurant, the Bohol Bee Farm also has a resort where guests can do activities like a dolphin and whale-watching watching or simply dip into the two-tiered swimming pool. You can find Bohol Bee Farm restaurants at ICM Mall, Moadto Strip Mall, Alona beach and even at their original venue in Dauis.

19. Take a quick snap of Bohol’s Rice Terraces

There are many areas where you could find these lovely views in Bohol. The Rice Terraces is one of the proofs that Bohol is not just all about Chocolate Hills and Tarsiers. Located 92 kilometers east of Tagbilaran, these carved hills are said to be the most beautiful all over Bohol. If you just want a picturesque view on Instagram, this is a cheaper option than going to the Mountain Province, right?

The most popular ones are the Cadapdapan Rice Terraces in Alicia, the Mayana Rice Terraces in Jagna and Pilar Rice Terraces.

If you are from Tagbilaran, it will take you two hours to get to Candijay town. From Dao Terminal, take a bus going to Ubay. Get off at Lungsodaan public market and take a motorcycle going to Cadapdapan. The best way to see them is to rent your own bike or car to go around these areas.

20. Fall in love with the Sea of Clouds in Danao

 If you want a cheaper option from Sagada’s Sea of Clouds, this is the answer to your prayers. However, the Sea of Clouds in Mt. Puntaas in Bohol is not visible all year round. It is only visible from September to January specifically before 8 am where the clouds are less dense.

From Tagbilaran, take the 2 to 3 hours bus ride to Danao. Then take a motorcycle to Barangay Concepcion. You have to walk all the way to the peak but don’t worry, it’s only going to be a 300-meter walk. Visiting the peak is for free.

21. Follow the fireflies in the Night Kayaking Eco-Adventure Tour

 If you’re looking for other things to do in Bohol, kayaking in Abatan River couldn’t be more fun than watching fireflies popping out from the darkness. The tour starts late in the afternoon where you paddle your way to the deepest part of the forest and wait for the fireflies to appear in the night. It’s a magical adventure that lasts a lifetime. You can book the Night Kayaking Eco-Adventure Tour from the Abatan River Visitor Center but there are also some tourists who DIY. From Tagbilaran, get a motorcycle to take you to Abatan River Visitor Center. Usually, the ride costs ₱200.00 but you can try to haggle.

  For the tour, you can choose a motorized boat which costs ₱1700.00 or a kayak which costs ₱75.00 (single kayak).

22. Plant trees in Bohol Biodiversity Complex in Bilar

If you want to make your tour eco-friendly and fun at the same time, you can also plant trees in the Bohol Biodiversity Complex. This tour aims to protect Bohol’s plant and animal species. The Bohol Biodiversity Complex has organic vegetable gardens, farm animal sheds, greenhouse, reforestation area, and a lot more facilities– perfect for nature lovers.

   To get there, you can take the bus from Tagbilaran to Carmen which costs ₱60.00 one way. The tour requires a minimum of 15 persons and the tour fee is ₱1850.00 per group.

23. Bring back the golden days in the Loay Ironsmith Tour

 Other things to do in Bohol is to visit the town of Loay. The Loay Ironsmith Tour offers the first-hand experience in metalwork through their metalwork workshop. The community is located in Loay, a distant town in Bohol where skilled blacksmiths reside. They mainly create tools for farmers. The Loay Ironsmith tour also offers a walk down the memory lane because ever since the town started, their metalworking practices remained the same despite the industrialization nowadays.

24. Weave bags in Tubigon

   Isn’t it interesting to get your hands on one of the major source of income in Tubigon, Bohol? Raffia Loom Weaving is helping a lot in the economy of this little town that is why as part of Bohol’s Eco-tourism projects, they came up with the Tubigon loom weaving experience tour. In this tour, tourists learn how to weave raffia bags and get to know the weaving community in Tubigon for 45 minutes or so.

   Getting to Tubigon is easy since there are lots of public vehicles traveling to that route. You can take a van or bus. You can also hire a jeepney if you want. Travel time is 1 hour from Tagbilaran and entrance fee is ₱25.00

25. Immerse in Jagna Calamay Industry Tour

 If you’re looking for goods to take home, Calamay is the most popular option if you’re from Bohol and the town of Jagna is said to produce the finest Calamays in Bohol. The production of these tasty sweets is not as easy as you think it is. It goes through different processes that only the Boholanos can pull off. In this tour, you will witness how the kalamays are made. You can also take home some souvenirs like homemade malunggay noodles, virgin coconut oil, powdered ginger and a lot more. In order to get the tour, tourists need to book in advance. Entrance fee costs ₱25.00.

26. Watch the sunset in Tagbilaran-Dauis Bridge

  For a no-brainer activity like this, it only takes you to appreciate and love nature as it is. If you’re free and looking for other things to do in Boho, the sunset view from the Tagbilaran-Dauis Bridge does not need any Instagram filters for you to appreciate it. The best thing about it is it comes for free! Stop by the bridge that connects Mansasa, Tagbilaran to Dauis and enjoy the breathtaking view of the sun setting behind Panglao island. Just be sure that you come before or in time for the sunset. You can even find many affordable hotels in Tagbilaran City to stay for your trip.

27. Ride a bike on a zip line at the Chocolate Hills Adventure Park

   If adventure in the sky is what you’re looking for, then you’ll definitely be thrilled at the idea of pedalling a bike on a zip. Situated along the way to the hills, the Chocolate Hills Adventure Park ( CHAP) is Bohol’s latest eco-tourism adventure park. The scariest thing we’ve ever experienced was riding the zip bike, where you pedal your way as you view the hills around you. There are also tree top courses where you can swing and jump to raise your adrenaline. Bring your spirit of adventure! This is 3rd on my list of fun things to do in Bohol!

Rate for the bike zipline is 450 pesos per person.

28. Unveil the Dimiao Twin Waterfalls

 Also known as the Pahangog Twin Waterfalls, these two stand tall with clear water pouring from the top. Watching these brothers next to each other with the bluish-green lake on its feet is simply beautiful. Be careful though because the water is deep that there are ropes tied around the area where swimmers can hold on to. This isn’t listed on many blogs but it can be one of the other things to do in Bohol when you have more time.

 To get there, ride a bus or van going to Dimiao Public Market. Then, take a motorcycle to the jump-off point of Pahangog Twin Waterfalls. From the jump-off, you have to trek for at least 20 minutes to get to the waterfalls. The entrance fee is for free. You can join or hire a private waterfalls daytour here.

29. Lounge on the white sands of Virgin Island and Chase Dolphins in Pamilacan Island

One of the best water adventures you could do in Bohol is to go dolphin and whale watching to Pamilacan Island with a stop by at the Virgin Island. This tour can be combined to make the most of you day out. Starting early in the morning, you take an outrigger boat from Alona Beach and depending on season, you’ll be able to see dolphins jumping along your boat.

After a great lunch on Pamilacan Island, you will also stop by Virgin Island. A stretch of white sand with just some small huts selling fresh seafood. This is definitely one of those things you need to do while in Bohol.

To book this trip, you can do it online through here. If not, you can also approach any boat operators along Alona beach and they will be able to help you out. You can even negotiate with them for the price.

30. Snorkeling in Balicasag Island

If you want to take your Bohol adventure underwater, snorkeling in Balicasag Island is a must. This island is one of the best diving and snorkeling spots because of its rich marine life. In fact, it was already declared as a marine sanctuary. There are two spots where you can start your underwater adventure. One is the Black Forest which is 40 meters deep and the other one is the Turtle Point which is 60 to 75 meters deep. Whether you go diving or snorkeling, you can see barracudas, eels, and other colorful fishes. There are also sea turtles and different coral species that will surely entertain you. This is my top list for fun things to do in Bohol! This can also be booked online through this island hopping and dolphin watching tour.

How to get there? From Tagbilaran, you have to ride a van or tricycle to Alona Beach in Panglao. Then, ride a motorized boat to Balicasag Island which only takes 30 to 45 minutes. The roundtrip fare of the boat costs ₱1600.00. While in Balicasag Island, you can find rental shops where you can rent snorkeling gears and underwater cameras. Each snorkeling gear costs ₱150.00. For the underwater cameras, the rental fee is around ₱1300.00 to ₱1500.00.

31. Take the Plunge in Danao, Bohol

If you wondered how it would feel to have your breath literally taken away, or this your bucket list, then definitely try the plunge in Danao, Bohol. It is one of the most fun things to do in Bohol! Being dangled above 200 metres between beautiful cliffs and then released to plunge and swing between them is an adventure in itself. You will surely get the thrill of a lifetime with a free fall of about 3 seconds. It costs 800 pesos but then you’ll definitely get the feeling that you tried it and survived. You can check here to arrange for a private transfer to Danao, Bohol.

How to get to Danao?  

Go to Dao Terminal / Island City Mall.By tricycle for 20 pesos/person. Take a Jeep. It costs Php7-8/per trip. Look for a jeep that has the sign “ICM” or “Island City Mall” or “Dao Terminal” and they will bring you to ICM directly. Board the bus to Danao. Bus trips per day from Tagbilaran to Danao: Morning:5:00 am, 6:00am, 8:00am, 9:00am Afternoon:12:00 noon, 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 4:30 pm, 5:30pm and 6:30 pm last trip

How to go to Bohol?

So now you have the list of things to do in Bohol island, the next question is, “how to go to Bohol?” Gladly, you won’t need a magic wand or an enchanted flying broomstick to get in and out of this island. Some local airlines have multiple flights from Manila to Bohol via the newly opened Bohol Panglao Airport. If you are from its neighboring island, Cebu, you can also buy an Oceanjet ticket from Cebu – Bohol which will take a 2-hour ferry ride to Tagbilaran. You can also take a fast craft from Cebu to Tubigon which costs cheaper than the ones going to Tagbilaran. You can also arrange a transfer from the seaport to any hotels in the city or Panglao Island – here.

Once you’ve explored Bohol, make sure to check out Cebu too! Here’s a guide on how to get to Kawasan Falls and Oslob and Moalboal Travel Guide to help you on your trip planning.

How to Get to the new Bohol Panglao Airport from Tagbilaran?

Bohol has got a new airport which is located on the island of Panglao. If you’re traveling DIY and needs to go from Tagbilaran City to the new Bohol-Panglao Airport, all you need to do it:

Get to Dao Bus Terminal and take the Southern Star Bus that has the sign Tagbilaran – Panglao Airport. The bus fare is 50 pesos and operates from 5:45 AM to 6 PM and the bus leaves every 45 minutes.

Do you have a place to stay in Bohol? Check this for affordable places to stay in Bohol to choose from too.

USEFUL TRAVEL INFORMATION

• If you have less budget and time, you can see the highlights of Bohol by renting a minivan or car for your group. This will cost you from 3,000 to 4,000 pesos for 6 hours tour to the Chocolate Hills and lunch at the floating restaurant and will stop at other spots. You will have to pay for all the entrance fees and lunch because you only get the driver and minivan. Call +639214857370 or email hello@travelinbohol.com for more information about prices and packages.
• One of the top 10 things to do in Bohol is to rent a motorbike and drive around the island. The roads are paved and its easy to navigate. We paid 450 to 500 pesos for a 24-hour rental. They will give you helmets and maps for the road and you only need to give a deposit and one of your IDs.
• Visit the northern part of Bohol to the beautiful white beach of Anda! You’ll surely enjoy this new and non-touristy destination in Bohol.

How many of these 31 Best Things to Do in Bohol have you done? Did we miss anything on the list? Have you got any other recommendations? Let us know in the comments so we can add them too!

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