Bohol Tours & Trips

Guests at Abraham Bohol start with tours of the historic Baclayon Church and traditional Asin Tibuok salt factory. The itinerary winds through Loboc River, the Tarsier Conservation Area, and the stunning Chocolate Hills Viewpoint. Vibrant marine life awaits at Pamilacan Island, followed by leisure time at Virgin Island's pristine sandbar.

The iconic Chocolate Hills' cone-shaped mountains and Loboc River's serene waters await at Abraham Bohol. Local artisans showcase their craft at Asin Tibuok Factory, while SUP tours offer water adventures. The historic Baclayon Church adds cultural depth. Package includes daily breakfast, local transport, and expert guides for this moderate-intensity adventure.

See Bohol's iconic wonders starting with the Sardine Run at Napaling Reef, where you'll swim among thousands of synchronized sardines, followed by a traditional buffet lunch cruise along the Loboc River through dense tropical forests. Check out the 1,268 cone-shaped Chocolate Hills rising 30 to 50 meters high and meet the Philippine tarsiers, one of the world's smallest primates, at the protected Bohol Tarsier Conservation Area. This 6-day adventure includes dolphin watching on the way to Balicasag Island's 3,000-foot underwater cliff and sea turtle encounters at Apo Island's Coral Garden with over 650 fish species, all while staying in carefully selected downtown hotels with breakfast included throughout Bohol, Siquijor, and Dumaguete.

Amorita Resort serves as your base for magical firefly watching on Abatan River and visits to the majestic Chocolate Hills. The Loboc Tarsier Conservation Area offers close encounters with these tiny primates, while Balicasag Marine Sanctuary promises rich marine life. The historic Baclayon Church provides cultural insights before the sail to Cebu.

Boracay's famous 4-kilometer White Beach features powdery sand that's known throughout the region. Island-hop to Magic Island for cliff diving from 3 to 10 meters into clear water below. Sunset paraw sailing takes place aboard a traditional boat as the day winds down. You'll stay in handpicked boutique hotels across three islands, with most breakfasts and selected lunches included. Snorkel at Angol Point and Balicasag Island's 3,000-foot underwater cliff, then spot dolphins near Balicasag Island. The Chocolate Hills turn chocolate brown during Bohol's dry season when the grass changes color.

The centuries-old Baclayon Church, built in 1727, stands as a testament to Bohol's rich history. Paddlers glide through Loboc River by SUP, while nature enthusiasts observe unique wildlife at the Tarsier Conservation Area. Crystal-clear waters of Pamilacan offer prime snorkeling spots. Package includes 3 nights at Abraham Bohol and home-cooked island lunch.

See Bohol's natural treasures, starting with the UNESCO-candidate Chocolate Hills and its 1,268 symmetrical cone-shaped mounds, then visit the endangered Philippine tarsiers at the conservation area. Cruise along the Loboc River aboard a traditionally decorated floating restaurant with buffet lunch, followed by snorkeling the sardine run at Napaling Reef. Wrap up your day with dolphin watching and turtle encounters at Balicasag Island's 3,000-foot underwater cliff, home to clownfish, parrotfish, and sea turtles grazing on seagrass.

Spend 2 nights at Roman Empire hotel while checking out Bohol's countryside treasures including the iconic Chocolate Hills, rare Philippine tarsiers at the conservation area, and the historic 16th-century Baclayon Church. You'll cross the famous Bamboo Hanging Bridge, see traditional bolo-making craftsmanship, and cruise along the Loboc River with live local music and buffet lunch served aboard. This trip balances natural wonders with cultural heritage, and you'll reach it via a scenic 2-hour ferry ride from Cebu across the Bohol Sea.