TriNoma tours

We left at 5:00 AM and arrived in Tagaytay at 6:45 AM. It was a pleasant ride all the way. We visited People’s Park in the Sky, Tagaytay Picnic Grove, Museo Orlina, Sunflower Farmville, The Gingerbread House, Twin Lakes, and Sky Ranch. For lunch, we went to Balay Dako. We finished by 3:30 PM as we didn’t intend to spend the entire day there. I would definitely recommend.

This is a long trip, very tiring for the driver The tour guide is friendly, sociable and enthusiastic. The meal is adequate but poor The trip is fun and impressive. But we have to pay for the sightseeing fees: (Eco fee, Small boat transfer and Flower Garden) although the information included all.

this was sooo fun and soo much too see.

Excellent service. From the shuttle service to the tour, we were very well taken care of. Plenty of food was available during lunchtime. Since I was a joiner and traveling alone, I barely needed to use the tripod I brought because the guides themselves would take pictures for me. It was also memorable for me since it was my first time island hopping, and it was my birthday, haha (just sharing). Besides that, my companions were super kind, especially the seniors, and the crew and our tour guide (Tony?). Thank you, and until next time.

This package included lunch, and breakfast was a simple bread and Sprite. I especially loved the barbecue on the boat. I booked this boat specifically after seeing a blogger's barbecue, which saved me the trouble of asking around once I got there. The communication before departure was very smooth, and our guide on the day was excellent. They started grilling the barbecue on the way to Balicasag Island, haha, it smelled so good! My boyfriend and I both love Filipino grilled pork and chicken. There weren't many people on our boat that day, just six of us, so the experience was great. However, sometimes there might be more people, as I've seen larger boats too. We didn't rent a GoPro, but the guide recorded videos and took photos for us for free. These were taken when we went diving again after returning from Balicasag. I can't swim, but I fell in love with snorkeling and even fed the fish. Oh, and we saw many dolphins and lots of sea turtles, as well as sea snakes. The experience was fantastic! Since I love barbecue so much, I spontaneously decided to write a good review. It seems many local tours don't include lunch, so it's a good idea to confirm that in advance. This is for everyone's reference.

We had an amazing countryside tour in Bohol with our driver, Manuel, and I highly recommend him! Manuel was incredibly informative, patient, & attentive throughout the trip. He shared interesting facts about each destination. Our adventure started at the breathtaking Chocolate Hills, where the kids had an absolute blast riding the ATVs—it was definitely one of the highlights of the day! We then visited the Tarsier Sanctuary, which is a must-see when in Bohol. We made a quick stop at the beautiful Man-Made Forest for photos before heading to the Loboc River Cruise. Lunch on the Loboc River Cruise was fantastic. The food was delicious, the riverside scenery was stunning, and the live entertainment from the singers and dancers made the experience even more memorable. We ended the tour with visits to the historic Blood Compact Shrine and the beautiful Baclayon Church, the oldest church in Bohol. Thank you, Manuel, for making our trip so enjoyable and stress-free. Highly recommended!

This was a fun tour. We had two different drivers—Sir Alvin in Cebu & Sir PJ in Bohol— both were excellent & very accommodating to our requests. Sir Alvin was friendly and very thoughtful—he even checked in on us after the tour to ask how our day went, which we really appreciated. Sir PJ, our driver in Bohol, was also very engaging. He didn’t just drive us around—he shared interesting historical insights about the places we visited, which made the experience more meaningful. He’s also great at taking tourist photos, which was a nice bonus! PROS: Seamless transfers from our Cebu hotel to the port, then to Bohol, and back. The travel agency was easy to communicate with and provided all driver deets a day before the trip. We got tourist seats. CONS: The ferry travel takes about 2 hours each way (around 4 hours total), which can eat into your tour time. If there are ferry delays—as we experienced—the itinerary may feel a bit rushed.

we started our journey at 5am. The guide was slightly late but was ok. The journey was pleased. The guide recommended us to take a boat ride before heading up to Tagaytay hill. the ride was a bit pricey but still acceptable. The guide was informative and flexible. was a pleasant trip overall