Bohol Tour Packages Affordable Countryside & Island Tours

Over 1,200 perfectly cone-shaped mounds that turn chocolate-brown in the dry season — Bohol's most iconic landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage nomination site.

Meet the Philippine Tarsier — one of the world's smallest primates — in its natural forest habitat on a quiet, guided trail through the jungle.

Board a floating bamboo restaurant and drift along emerald jungle-lined waters with a Filipino buffet lunch and live folk music — a timeless Bohol classic.

White coral sand, crystal-clear water, and world-class diving. Alona Beach and Dumaluan Beach are two of the finest stretches of shoreline in the Philippines.

A naturally lit underground cave with a stunning freshwater lagoon you can actually swim in — illuminated by a dramatic skylight opening in the rock ceiling.

One of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, built in 1595. Its coral stone walls, baroque facade, and rare colonial museum make it a must on every countryside tour.

A striking bronze monument commemorating the historic 1565 blood compact between Datu Sikatuna and Spanish explorer Legazpi — the Philippines' first treaty of friendship.

A protected marine sanctuary and one of Southeast Asia's best dive sites. Sea turtles, reef sharks, and dramatic wall drop-offs await both divers and snorkelers.

A pristine, crowd-free white sand beach on Bohol's eastern tip. One of the island's best-kept secrets — calm water, untouched shores, and a blissfully unhurried pace.

Bohol's most impressive waterfall — a wide, powerful cascade dropping into a deep, swimmable jungle pool. Widely considered the island's most dramatic natural water feature.

Zip-line over the Chocolate Hills, ride a cable car above the mounds, or tackle ATV trails — an action-packed complement to the classic viewpoint visit.

Often called "Bohol's Batad" — century-old terraced rice paddies cascading down lush hillsides in sweeping curves. Best in early morning when mist still fills the valley.

A brilliant white sandbar extending into turquoise shallows off an uninhabited island — one of the most photographed and snorkeled spots on any Panglao island hopping tour.

The Philippines' most reliable dolphin and whale watching destination. Pods of hundreds of spinner dolphins are regularly spotted at sunrise in the surrounding Bohol Sea waters.

A milky-turquoise freshwater spring pool hidden inside a sea cave in Anda, lit by a dramatic ceiling opening. One of Bohol's most surreal and unforgettable swim experiences.

Zip-line, plunge, rope swing, kayak, and spelunk inside a dramatic river gorge. The go-to adrenaline destination for active travelers visiting Bohol.