Bohol

I got up at 6 am, dressed in my swimsuit, and took the shuttle bus. After arriving at the beach and completing the formalities, we boarded a small outrigger boat and headed out to sea. The boat was very clean, the sea was crystal clear, and I felt very relaxed. On the way to Carissa Island, we even encountered dolphins ❤️. Upon arriving at Carissa Island, we were given a different guide to take us snorkeling to see sea turtles. We brought our own waterproof cameras, and he charged 100 per person to take photos for us, totaling 400 for four people – a bit pricey, but worth it. He would dive down to the seabed to take close-up photos of the turtles and capture the beautiful underwater scenery. Lunch at 9 am included roasted chicken legs, two shrimp, a bowl of rice, and a slice of watermelon. After lunch, we headed to Virgin Island. Virgin Island actually only has one crescent-shaped beach, but it's incredibly beautiful. There's only one sign on the small island, giving it a very charming island vibe. You can see the beach and the sea and sky merging into one – absolutely stunning!

I participated with 6 friends! The tour itself was fantastic, but the guide's attentiveness was truly wonderful! Thank you for the unforgettable scenery! 😭 You can add GoPro photo and video recording as an optional extra on the day, but I highly recommend it!

We were a five-person chartered tour group, which offered a lot of flexibility. Lunch was served on the riverbank with a song and dance performance, creating a wonderful atmosphere. After lunch, we saw tarsiers and the Chocolate Hills, just as planned. Our guide, Riza, was incredibly thoughtful, providing motion sickness/seasickness medication and allowing the elderly to rest on the bus. She was also incredibly considerate, offering a wealth of professional guidance, making our entire trip very enjoyable. Highly recommended!