Bohol destination
Panglao Island
Panglao is where most Bohol trips begin. The island sits off the south-west corner of Bohol, joined to the mainland by two bridges, and it is home to both the province’s beach strip and its international airport — so for a lot of visitors it is the first and last place they see.
Good to know
- Panglao is connected to mainland Bohol by two bridges, so every transfer to and from the island is a road trip — no ferry leg to plan around.
- Alona Beach is the island’s best-known stretch of white sand and the base for most dive shops, island-hopping bancas and dolphin-watching trips.
- Bohol–Panglao International Airport (IATA code TAG) is on Panglao itself. It opened in November 2018 and replaced the old Tagbilaran airport on the mainland.
- Balicasag Island, a marine sanctuary popular with divers and snorkellers, is reached by boat from the Panglao side.
What we quote for
- Airport pickups and drop-offs at Bohol–Panglao International Airport, timed to your flight
- Resort-to-resort transfers anywhere on Panglao and into Tagbilaran
- Panglao as the start or end point of a full-island day tour
- Multi-day car or van hire with a driver, based on Panglao
We do not publish a price list. Every trip is priced on its own — the vehicle, the stops, the timing — and the number we send you is the number you pay.
Planning notes
- Send us your flight number when you request a quote — we track the arrival and plan the pickup around the real landing time, not the scheduled one.
- Alona is busy; tell us your resort name and we will agree a pickup point that a vehicle can actually reach.
- Island-hopping and dive boats leave early. If you want a road transfer to connect with one, say so and we will build the timing around it.
Sources
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