Discover Bohol’s countryside with a budget-friendly, eco-cultural tour filled with history, wildlife, and natural wonders. Start your day at the Blood Compact Shrine, where you'll step back into history to the site of the first treaty of friendship between the Spanish and Filipinos. Then, visit the Baclayon Church, one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, where you’ll witness its stunning Spanish colonial architecture and religious relics.
From there, head to the Tarsier Sanctuary, a peaceful haven where you’ll encounter the tiny, wide-eyed tarsiers—some of the world’s smallest primates—in their natural habitat. Next, unwind on the Loboc River Cruise, enjoying a buffet lunch as you float along the peaceful river, surrounded by lush greenery and accompanied by local musicians performing traditional songs.
After the relaxing cruise, take a stroll through the serene Man-Made Forest, a picturesque stretch of mahogany trees that create a cool, peaceful environment.
Then, it’s time to marvel at the iconic Chocolate Hills, a unique geological formation that offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. These dome-shaped hills turn brown in the dry season, resembling giant chocolate mounds.