• CHOCOLATE HILLS

    The famous tourist attraction in Bohol is located in barangay , town of Carmen, Bohol, 55 kilometers from Tagbilaran City. It has 1,268 nearly perfect cone-shaped hills which abound in Central Bohol while two of the hills have been developed. On top of one of the hills there is an observation deck with 213 concrete steps.

  • TARSIER

    Considered as the smallest primate in the whole world with big round eyes and the oldest living mammal, the tarsier can be found in the town of Corella, 10 km. from Tagbilaran City. It was believed that the Philippine archipelago had been a part of mainland Asia and is considered as one of the havens of rare floras and faunas. The tarsier measures from 4 to 5 inches with tail that is longer than its body.

  • HINAGDANAN CAVE

    Located at Dauis, 6 km. from Tagbilaran City, the Hinagdanan Cave has clean, fresh water gushing from its rocky sides, an eerie underworld of stalactites and stalagmites with a bathing pool underneath. This cave is about 2 1/2 km away from Poblacion, Dauis.

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  • LOBOC RIVER

    Located 21 km. away from Tagbilaran City, a fascinating boat ride along the Loboc river . Motorized boat start the exciting boat ride from Loay bridge which is the outlet of Loboc River and cruise along palm-fringed banks inland and serene waters. The boat ride ends near the Tontonan falls providing a pleasant bathing session.

  • MAG-ASO FALLS

    Found in Antequera, 20 km. away from Tagbilaran City. About 25 feet tall with a verdant forest as fitting background for the placid waters, a very beautiful bathing resort with its cool cascading waters and scenic surroundings.

ON THE BEACHES

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Sun and relaxing.

It's summertime and for many people that means hitting the local beach. If you think that spending time at the beach is limited to just swimming, you have a lot to learn. There are tons of other great activities that can be enjoyed on the beach.

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OR UNDER WATER

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Diving.

Diving is by definition otherworldly. It moves your perception to the helm of a submarine, turning your body into a vehicle by which you can visit an ecosystem that has remained for millions of years out of reach to our air-breathing ancestors.

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DOING OTHER THINGS