100 Must-Visit Bohol Attractions

Complete guide to Bohol’s top 100 attractions – from Chocolate Hills to hidden gems. Book tours, find the best spots & plan your perfect Bohol adventure.

Planning your Bohol adventure? You’ve found the ultimate treasure map! From the iconic Chocolate Hills that put Bohol on the world map to secret waterfalls known only to locals, this complete guide covers 100 incredible attractions across the island province.

Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping adventures, peaceful beach escapes, or cultural immersion, Bohol delivers experiences that’ll exceed your expectations. With over 1,200 Chocolate Hills spanning 50 km² and pristine white beaches rivaling any tropical paradise, it’s no wonder Bohol attracts over 1 million visitors annually.

Ready to discover why Bohol consistently ranks among the Philippines’ top destinations? Let’s dive into this comprehensive attraction guide that’ll help you plan the perfect itinerary.

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Why Bohol Should Be Your Next Philippine Adventure

Bohol offers an unmatched diversity of experiences within just 4,821 km² of stunning landscapes. From the world’s smallest primates to some of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful beaches, every corner reveals something extraordinary.

The island perfectly balances adventure and relaxation – you can zipline over jungle canopies in the morning and watch sunset from pristine beaches by evening. With excellent infrastructure connecting major attractions and a thriving tourism industry supporting sustainable local communities, Bohol makes island exploration both easy and meaningful.

Peak season runs December through May with perfect weather and calm seas, while the rainy months of June through November offer fewer crowds and lush green landscapes.

“Bohol exceeded every expectation – the Chocolate Hills were magical, beaches pristine, and locals incredibly welcoming!” – TripAdvisor Traveler ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Natural Wonders That Define Bohol

1. Chocolate Hills Complex (Carmen)

The crown jewel of Bohol tourism, these 1,268 cone-shaped limestone hills transform from green to chocolate brown during dry season. The main viewing deck in Carmen offers panoramic views, while nearby Sagbayan Peak provides equally stunning vistas with fewer crowds.

Best visited: Early morning (6-8 AM) for misty sunrise views or late afternoon for golden hour photography.

2. Sagbayan Peak Adventure Park

Beyond spectacular Chocolate Hills views, this adventure park features thrilling ziplines, scenic biking trails, and cultural shows. The elevated location provides cooler temperatures and dramatic 360-degree island panoramas.

3. Bohol Man-Made Forest (Bilar-Loboc Highway)

This mesmerizing 2-kilometer stretch of perfectly aligned mahogany trees creates a natural tunnel effect. Originally planted as reforestation, it’s now one of Bohol’s most photographed spots and a perfect stop between major attractions.

4. Hinagdanan Cave (Panglao)

A stunning limestone cave featuring crystal-clear underground pools perfect for swimming. The natural skylight creates magical lighting effects, while stalactites and stalagmites form dramatic cathedral-like chambers.

5. Mag-Aso Falls (Antequera)

Twin waterfalls cascading 25 meters into emerald pools surrounded by lush jungle. The hike takes 30 minutes through rice terraces and tropical forest, rewarding visitors with refreshing natural pools perfect for swimming.

6. Can-Umantad Falls (Candijay)

Bohol’s tallest waterfall at 40 meters, accessible via scenic 45-minute trek through farming communities. The three-tiered cascade creates multiple swimming holes, while local guides share fascinating stories about the area’s biodiversity.

7. Pahangog Twin Falls (Dimiao)

Two parallel waterfalls dropping into a large natural pool surrounded by towering limestone cliffs. The short 15-minute walk from the road makes this accessible for all fitness levels.

8. Ingkumhan Falls (Dimiao)

Hidden gem featuring a 20-meter waterfall with crystal-clear pools perfect for cliff jumping. Local guides offer bamboo rafting experiences and point out rare bird species in the surrounding forest.

9. Camugao Falls (Balilihan)

Multi-tiered waterfall system with natural rock slides and swimming holes. The easy 20-minute walk passes through coconut groves and offers glimpses of traditional rural life.

10. Cabagnow Cave Pool (Anda)

Underground cave system with emerald pools and dramatic rock formations. Snorkeling gear reveals underwater passages, while the cave’s natural acoustics create an otherworldly atmosphere.

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Pristine Beaches & Island Paradise

11. Alona Beach (Panglao)

Bohol’s most famous beach stretch offering 1.5 km of powdery white sand and vibrant nightlife. Excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities, with over 50 dive sites within 30 minutes by boat.

Best for: First-time visitors, nightlife lovers, diving enthusiasts

12. Dumaluan Beach (Panglao)

Quieter alternative to Alona with equally stunning white sand and crystal-clear waters. Family-friendly with gentle waves and several upscale resorts offering day passes.

13. Virgin Island (Panglao)

Picture-perfect sandbar appearing during low tide, creating a pristine white sand island surrounded by turquoise waters. Perfect for starfish spotting and sunset photography.

14. Balicasag Island Marine Sanctuary

Premier diving and snorkeling destination featuring healthy coral reefs and diverse marine life including sea turtles, dolphins, and colorful reef fish. Day trips include island hopping and grilled seafood lunch.

15. Pamilacan Island

Former whaling station turned dolphin watching paradise. Morning boat trips offer 90% chance of spotting spinner dolphins and occasional whale sightings during migration season.

16. Cabilao Island

Advanced diving destination known for macro photography, hammerhead shark sightings, and pristine coral walls. Several dive resorts offer multi-day packages for serious underwater enthusiasts.

17. Anda White Beach

Off-the-beaten-path gem featuring coconut palm-fringed white sand beaches with minimal development. Perfect for travelers seeking secluded tropical paradise without crowds.

18. Doljo Beach (Panglao)

Local favorite offering authentic beach experience with fishing boats, local eateries, and stunning sunset views. Less touristy but equally beautiful as famous beaches.

19. Momo Beach (Panglao)

Upscale beach destination with luxury resorts and pristine white sand. Day passes available for non-guests wanting to experience premium beach amenities.

20. Quinale Beach (Anda)

Hidden cove accessible via scenic coastal road featuring dramatic limestone cliffs and excellent snorkeling. Local guides offer boat trips to nearby caves and secluded beaches.

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Wildlife Encounters & Nature Conservation

21. Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary (Corella)

Home to the world’s second-smallest primate, these nocturnal creatures with enormous eyes are Bohol’s most famous residents. The sanctuary protects over 100 hectares of forest and maintains ethical viewing practices.

Visitor tip: Visit early morning or late afternoon when tarsiers are most active. Photography allowed but no flash.

22. Bohol Butterfly Garden (Bilar)

Tropical butterfly conservatory housing over 50 native species in natural habitat. Educational tours explain butterfly lifecycles and conservation efforts while offering close-up photography opportunities.

23. Habitat Bohol Conservation Center

Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation facility protecting endangered Philippine species. Guided tours support conservation efforts while educating visitors about local biodiversity threats.

24. Dolphin Watching (Pamilacan Island)

Early morning boat trips offer excellent chances of spotting spinner dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, and during migration season, pilot whales and sperm whales.

Success rate: 85-90% dolphin sightings year-round, with peak activity March-October.

25. Sea Turtle Snorkeling (Balicasag Island)

Swim alongside endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles in their natural habitat. Guided snorkeling tours follow strict guidelines to protect these magnificent creatures.

26. Firefly Watching (Abatan River)

Magical evening cruise through mangrove forests illuminated by thousands of fireflies. Local guides explain mangrove ecosystems while serving traditional Filipino dinner.

27. Firefly Watching (Loay River)

Alternative firefly experience with smaller groups and more intimate boat rides. Includes stops at local farms and traditional weaving demonstrations.

28. Bohol Bee Farm Nature Tour

Organic farm showcasing sustainable agriculture and natural beekeeping. Tours include honey tasting, organic garden walks, and farm-to-table dining experiences.

29. Mangrove Forest Tour (Candijay)

Kayak or boat through extensive mangrove systems supporting diverse bird life and marine nurseries. Educational tours highlight mangrove importance for coastal protection.

30. Bird Watching (Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape)

Protected forest area home to over 100 bird species including rare Philippine endemics. Guided bird watching tours best conducted early morning with local expert guides.

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Cultural Heritage & Historical Landmarks

31. Baclayon Church (National Cultural Treasure)

Built in 1596, this is one of the Philippines’ oldest stone churches featuring Spanish colonial architecture and religious artifacts. Recent restoration preserved original coral stone construction methods.

32. Blood Compact Shrine (Tagbilaran)

Commemorates the first treaty of friendship between East and West in 1565. The monument depicts the historic blood compact between Spanish explorer Miguel López de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna.

33. Dauis Church & Miraculous Well

Historic church housing a sacred well believed to have healing properties. The church features beautiful ceiling murals and a museum displaying religious artifacts and local history.

34. Clarin Ancestral House (Loay)

Beautifully preserved 19th-century Filipino-Spanish colonial mansion showcasing traditional architecture and period furnishings. Guided tours reveal fascinating stories of Bohol’s wealthy merchant families.

35. Punta Cruz Watchtower (Maribojoc)

Spanish-era coastal watchtower built to guard against Moro raids. The restored structure offers panoramic ocean views and insights into Bohol’s turbulent colonial history.

36. Maribojoc Church Ruins

Earthquake-damaged 18th-century church ruins creating a hauntingly beautiful historical site. Photography enthusiasts love the dramatic stone arches against sky backdrops.

37. Dimiao Twin Churches

Unique architectural feature of two churches built side by side for different parishes. The 19th-century structures showcase regional variations in colonial church design.

38. Loay Church (St. Augustine Parish)

One of Bohol’s oldest parishes featuring original stone construction and well-preserved colonial religious art. The adjacent cemetery contains elaborate Spanish-era tombs.

39. Tagbilaran Cathedral (St. Joseph Cathedral)

Main cathedral of Bohol featuring modern architecture incorporating traditional Filipino design elements. Houses important religious relics and serves as center of island’s Catholic community.

40. Spanish-era Heritage Houses (Panglao)

Collection of well-preserved colonial-era houses showcasing traditional Filipino-Spanish architecture. Self-guided walking tours reveal stories of Panglao’s merchant families.

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Adventure & Adrenaline Activities

41. Loboc Zipline & Cable Car Adventure Park

The longest zipline in Bohol at 500 meters, offering thrilling rides over Loboc River canyon. The cable car provides scenic alternative for those preferring gentler adventure.

Thrill level: Moderate to high | Duration: 2-3 hours including other activities

42. Chocolate Hills Adventure Park (Carmen)

ATV rides to Chocolate Hills viewpoints, bike ziplines, and hiking trails through the unique geological formation. Multiple adventure packages available from half-day to full-day experiences.

43. SUP (Stand-Up Paddleboard) Loboc River

Peaceful paddle along the famous river passing through tropical jungle and local villages. Equipment and instruction provided, suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers.

44. Scuba Diving Balicasag Marine Sanctuary

World-class diving featuring healthy coral reefs, dramatic wall dives, and abundant marine life. Multiple dive shops offer certification courses and guided dives for all experience levels.

45. Advanced Diving Cabilao Island

Challenging dives for experienced divers including deep wall dives, hammerhead shark encounters, and macro photography opportunities. Several dive resorts offer multi-day packages.

46. Cliff Diving (Anda)

Natural cliff jumping spots with varying heights from 3-15 meters into deep clear water. Local guides ensure safety and point out the best jumping spots.

47. Cave Spelunking (Kahayag Cave)

Underground adventure through limestone cave systems featuring chambers, underground pools, and unique rock formations. Headlamps and guide provided for safety.

48. Mountain Biking Chocolate Hills

Guided mountain bike tours through rural roads and trails offering unique perspectives of the famous hills. Electric bike options available for less strenuous experience.

49. Whitewater Tubing (Sipatan River)

Exciting river tubing adventure through Class II rapids surrounded by tropical forest. Life jackets and safety briefing provided, suitable for adventurous beginners.

50. Rock Climbing (Anda Cliffs)

Natural limestone cliff climbing with routes for various skill levels. Professional guides and equipment provided, with stunning ocean views as reward for reaching the top.

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Rivers, Springs & Water Adventures

51. Loboc River Cruise

The most popular river experience featuring floating restaurants with live entertainment while cruising through tropical jungle scenery. Multiple operators offer lunch and dinner cruises.

Duration: 2-3 hours | Includes: Buffet meal, cultural show, jungle scenery

52. Abatan River Mangrove Tour

Educational boat tour through extensive mangrove forests learning about ecosystem importance and spotting diverse bird life. Evening tours include magical firefly watching experiences.

53. Sevilla Hanging Bridge

Thrilling suspension bridge crossing offering panoramic views of surrounding mountains and valleys. Popular photography spot and starting point for river activities.

54. Canawa Cold Spring (Candijay)

Natural spring-fed swimming pool with refreshingly cool water year-round. Perfect for cooling off after hiking, with picnic areas and local food vendors nearby.

55. Busay Falls (Loboc)

Multi-tiered waterfall accessible via bamboo raft or kayak along Loboc River tributaries. Local guides provide traditional rafts and point out wildlife along the journey.

56. Taytay Falls (Duero)

Hidden waterfall requiring scenic hike through rural villages and farmland. The 30-meter cascade creates natural swimming pools surrounded by lush vegetation.

57. Niluksoan Falls

Lesser-known waterfall offering peaceful swimming in natural pools without crowds. The gentle hike passes through coconut groves and offers glimpses of traditional rural life.

58. Inabanga River Mangrove Kayaking

Self-guided or guided kayak tours through pristine mangrove systems. Early morning tours offer best wildlife spotting opportunities including kingfishers and herons.

59. Sipatan River Tubing

Gentle river tubing suitable for families through scenic countryside. Local operators provide tubes, life jackets, and snacks at riverside stops.

60. Bugnaw Spring

Natural spring pool with crystal-clear water perfect for swimming and relaxation. Bamboo cottages available for day rentals, making it perfect for family picnics.

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Cultural Immersion & Community Experiences

61. Bohol Bee Farm Organic Experience

Sustainable farm showcasing organic agriculture, natural beekeeping, and farm-to-table dining. Tours include honey harvesting, organic garden walks, and traditional cooking demonstrations.

62. Traditional Weaving Workshop (Tubigon)

Learn traditional Filipino weaving techniques from master craftswomen. Hands-on workshops produce take-home souvenirs while supporting local artisan communities.

63. Loboc Children’s Choir Performance

World-renowned children’s choir performing traditional Filipino songs and contemporary pieces. Regular performances at the Loboc Cultural Center showcase local musical talent.

64. Tagbilaran Public Market Cultural Tour

Guided market tour introducing local ingredients, traditional foods, and daily life in Bohol. Includes cooking demonstration and tasting of regional specialties.

65. Peanut Kisses Factory Tour

Visit local factories producing Bohol’s famous peanut kisses candy. Tours explain production process and include unlimited tasting of various flavors.

66. Traditional Pottery Workshop (Alburquerque)

Learn ancient pottery techniques passed down through generations. Create your own pottery pieces while learning about pre-colonial Filipino crafts.

67. Carabao Cart Riding Experience

Traditional water buffalo cart rides through rice fields and rural villages. Experience authentic Filipino farm life while supporting local farmers.

68. Kubo (Nipa Hut) Building Workshop

Learn traditional house construction using bamboo and nipa palm. Half-day workshops teach sustainable building techniques used for centuries.

69. Filipino Cooking Class (Loboc)

Hands-on cooking classes featuring traditional Boholano dishes using fresh local ingredients. Classes include market visit and recipe cards to take home.

70. Banana Paper Making Workshop

Eco-friendly workshop teaching traditional paper making from banana fibers. Create personalized notebooks and stationery while learning sustainable practices.

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Religious Sites & Spiritual Journeys

71. Shrine of Our Lady of Assumption (Dauis)

Important pilgrimage site featuring miraculous well and beautiful church architecture. The shrine attracts thousands of devotees annually, especially during feast days.

72. Birhen sa Barangay Shrine (Catigbian)

Hilltop shrine offering panoramic views and peaceful prayer gardens. The modern shrine complex includes stations of the cross and meditation areas.

73. Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto (Panglao)

Cave shrine replicating the famous Lourdes grotto in France. The peaceful setting provides spiritual reflection and stunning ocean views.

74. San Isidro Labrador Parish (Sagbayan)

Historic parish church featuring beautiful murals and traditional architecture. The patron saint of farmers makes this an important agricultural community center.

75. Immaculate Conception Church (Bilar)

Charming countryside church known for its peaceful atmosphere and friendly community. Sunday masses feature traditional Filipino hymns and warm hospitality.

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76. St. Michael the Archangel Church (Jagna)

Coastal parish featuring beautiful stained glass windows and ocean views. The church serves as both spiritual center and historical landmark.

77. St. Vincent Ferrer Church (Calape)

Well-preserved colonial church showcasing original stone construction and religious artifacts. The adjacent museum displays local religious history.

78. St. Anthony of Padua Shrine (Ubay)

Peaceful shrine complex featuring prayer gardens and traditional architecture. The location offers retreats and spiritual programs for visitors.

79. Candijay Parish Church

Historic parish church serving rural communities with traditional Filipino Catholic customs. The church features unique architectural elements blending Spanish and local designs.

80. Holy Trinity Church (Loay)

Modern church incorporating traditional Filipino design elements with contemporary architecture. The community is known for vibrant celebrations and warm hospitality.

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Hidden Gems & Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventures

81. Lamanok Island Archaeological Site (Anda)

Mysterious island featuring ancient cave paintings, burial sites, and archaeological artifacts. Guided tours reveal fascinating insights into pre-colonial Filipino culture.

82. Binabaje Hills (Alicia)

Lesser-known viewpoint offering stunning panoramic views without crowds. The scenic drive and moderate hike reward visitors with Instagram-worthy vistas.

83. Can-uba Beach (Jagna)

Secluded black sand beach offering unique geological formations and peaceful atmosphere. Perfect for travelers seeking authentic local beach experience.

84. Fatima Hills (Sierra Bullones)

Remote hilltop offering 360-degree views of Bohol’s interior mountains and valleys. The challenging hike rewards adventurous visitors with breathtaking sunrise vistas.

85. Mount Carmel Hill (Balilihan)

Peaceful hill station featuring pine trees and cool mountain air. Popular with locals for picnics and offering panoramic views of surrounding countryside.

86. Panadtaran Mangrove Forest (Candijay)

Pristine mangrove ecosystem accessible via small boat or kayak. Excellent bird watching opportunities and environmental education programs available.

87. Lapinig Island

Uninhabited island perfect for day trips featuring pristine beaches and excellent snorkeling. Local fishermen provide boat transport and fresh seafood lunch.

88. Guindulman Cave Pool

Hidden cave system with crystal-clear underground pools perfect for swimming. The adventurous approach involves short hike and basic spelunking.

89. Cansiwang Hanging Bridge

Lesser-known suspension bridge offering thrilling river crossing and jungle views. Perfect for adventurous travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences.

90. Taytay Hill View Deck

Remote viewpoint accessible via motorcycle or hiking trail. Sunset views rival famous tourist spots but with complete solitude.

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Culinary Delights & Food Experiences

91. Bohol Bee Farm Restaurant

Famous for organic farm-to-table dining featuring ingredients grown on-site. Must-try dishes include malunggay bread, flower salads, and organic ice cream flavors.

Signature experience: Garden tour followed by lunch showcasing seasonal organic produce.

92. Shaka Café (Panglao)

Trendy beachfront café serving international cuisine with Filipino fusion. Known for fresh smoothie bowls, craft cocktails, and stunning sunset views.

93. Barwoo Restaurant & Bar

Upscale dining featuring modern Filipino cuisine with international influences. Excellent wine selection and sophisticated atmosphere perfect for special occasions.

94. Giuseppe Pizzeria & Sicilian Roast

Authentic Italian cuisine including wood-fired pizzas and fresh pasta. The Italian owner ensures authentic flavors using imported ingredients when possible.

95. Loboc River Floating Restaurant

Unique dining experience aboard floating bamboo restaurants while cruising scenic river. Buffet features traditional Filipino dishes with live cultural entertainment.

96. Nuts Huts Restaurant (Loboc)

Riverside dining in traditional nipa huts featuring organic ingredients and peaceful river views. Specializes in vegetarian and vegan options using local produce.

97. Café Lawis (Dauis)

Charming local café serving traditional Filipino breakfast and coffee grown in Bohol’s mountains. Popular with locals and known for friendly service.

98. Vanilla Sky Restaurant & Bar

Rooftop dining with panoramic ocean views and international cuisine. Perfect for romantic dinners with extensive cocktail menu and live music.

99. Ocean Suites Restaurant

Upscale beachfront dining featuring fresh seafood and international dishes. The infinity pool setting creates perfect ambiance for special occasions.

100. Local Kakanin (Rice Cake) Tasting Tour

Street food tour sampling traditional Filipino rice cakes and desserts. Guided tours explain cultural significance while supporting local vendors.

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Best Time to Experience Bohol’s Attractions

Bohol’s tropical climate offers year-round accessibility to most attractions, with distinct advantages for different seasons. The dry season from December through May provides ideal conditions for outdoor adventures, beach activities, and island hopping with calm seas and minimal rainfall.

Peak Season (December-April): Perfect weather but expect higher prices and crowds at popular attractions. Book tours and accommodations well in advance, especially during Christmas, New Year, and Holy Week.

Shoulder Season (May & November): Excellent weather with fewer crowds and better prices. May offers fantastic diving conditions with excellent visibility, while November provides lush green landscapes after rainy season.

Wet Season (June-October): Lower prices and fewer tourists, but expect afternoon rain showers. Indoor attractions, caves, and cultural sites remain accessible, while waterfalls are at their most spectacular.

Festival Season: Sandugo Festival (July) celebrates Bohol’s history with street dancing and cultural events. Book accommodations early as this is the island’s biggest celebration.

Planning Your Bohol Attraction Adventure

Most visitors need 5-7 days to experience Bohol’s highlights, while adventure enthusiasts and culture lovers could easily spend 2 weeks exploring every corner. The island’s compact size makes day trips possible to multiple attractions, but rushing diminishes the experience.

Recommended Itinerary Strategy: Base yourself in either Tagbilaran City for cultural attractions and Chocolate Hills access, or Panglao Island for beaches and diving. Both locations offer excellent tour operators and transportation connections.

Transportation Tips: Rent a scooter for flexibility exploring at your own pace, hire a private car with driver for comfort and local insights, or join organized tours for convenience and expert guiding. Most attractions offer parking facilities and are accessible by various transport options.

Budget Planning: Entrance fees range from ₱30-₱50 for most attractions, while guided tours typically cost ₱1,500-₱3,000 per person depending on inclusions. Many attractions offer package deals combining multiple sites with transportation and meals.

Essential Tips for Attraction Hopping

Timing Strategy: Start early (7-8 AM) to avoid crowds and heat, especially at popular sites like Chocolate Hills and tarsier sanctuary. Many attractions are best experienced during golden hour for photography.

What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, reef-safe sunscreen, insect repellent, waterproof phone case, and plenty of water. Respect environmental guidelines by avoiding single-use plastics.

Photography Ethics: Follow guidelines at wildlife sanctuaries – no flash photography near tarsiers, maintain respectful distance from animals, and avoid disturbing natural habitats for the perfect shot.

Cultural Sensitivity: Dress modestly when visiting churches and religious sites, remove shoes when required, and ask permission before photographing local people or their property.

Safety Considerations: Inform someone of your itinerary when visiting remote attractions, carry emergency contact numbers, and check weather conditions before heading to outdoor activities.

For comprehensive planning assistance, check our detailed Bohol Travel Guide covering transportation, accommodation, and month-by-month activity recommendations.

Book Your Bohol Adventure Today

Ready to explore these incredible attractions? Bohol offers experiences that create lifelong memories, from swimming with sea turtles to watching sunrise over the mystical Chocolate Hills. The island’s commitment to sustainable tourism ensures your visit supports local communities while preserving natural wonders for future generations.

Don’t let peak season availability limit your choices – popular tours and attractions fill up quickly, especially during dry season months. Many visitors regret not booking early and missing out on bucket-list experiences.

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Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping adventures, peaceful cultural immersion, or romantic beach escapes, Bohol delivers beyond expectations. These 100 attractions represent just the beginning of what this magical island offers – each visit reveals new secrets and creates deeper connections with one of Southeast Asia’s most enchanting destinations.

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