Where we drive in Bohol
Bohol is small enough to cross in a day and varied enough that most visitors want to. These are the trips we are asked for most often. Anything else on the island is quoted exactly the same way — describe it in the form and we will price it.
Panglao Island
Bohol's beach base — Alona Beach, the dive boats, and the island's international airport.
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Balicasag Island
The classic Panglao island-hopping stop: clear water, reef life and a day built around the boat departure.
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Chocolate Hills & Loboc
Bohol's interior: the cone-karst hills, the Loboc river, and the Corella tarsiers, in one loop.
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Anda
Eastern Bohol's quiet coast — long white beaches and the limestone cave pools inland.
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Tagbilaran port & airport transfers
Met on arrival at the pier or the terminal, with a fixed price agreed before you fly.
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Corella Tarsier Sanctuary
The inland tarsier stop on the countryside loop, with a heritage church and a quieter side of Bohol beyond the coast.
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Baclayon
One of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines and a National Cultural Treasure, on the coastal road east of Tagbilaran.
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Danao Adventure Park
Bohol's mountain adventure hub — the Plunge canyon swing, the Suislide zipline, the Sky Ride and the Giant Swing over the Wahig gorge.
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Sagbayan Peak
Bohol's western Chocolate Hills viewpoint — a wide view over the hills from the island's interior, with gardens and a playground.
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