Things to do in Bohol

It's a great way to spend a day in Bohol. Food at Oceanica is pricey so getting food at South Farm is a great alternative.

lovely and quiet though it was raining so that is perhaps why. the sunset at bamboo walk was spectacular. lovely bar there as well. swimming pool is lovely and large. free jeepney to Alona at 6:30 pm which was super helpful. towels were a bit shabby and thin though despite paying 100 pesos. also, in the shower room, there was no shower gel (empty carton) which was a bit inconvenient. otherwise, pleased with the service and peace and quiet

It was an unforgettable experience. Spending two and a half hours on a paddle boat was incredibly romantic... though it might feel a bit long. My son, who is 6 years old, was on the boat with us and eventually got tired. I, however, absolutely loved it. The staff were also very kind and friendly. The course involves paddle boating to the firefly point, where you stay for 30-40 minutes. Then, you paddle a little further to reach the final destination (and return by truck). Also, you might fall in; more than half of us did!

Our tourguide Marlon was really good with his job, knows about the history of Bohol, gave us some trivias &advices to look for shops which are cheaper than other tourist shops. Took picture of us &was very reliable. The trip was very well organized and didn't have experienced lining in que and waiting long. Every destination was smooth &we had a great time.We booked a private tour for 2. I would love to recommend it to couples who wanted to have an exclusive trips to one of Bohol's tourist spots. I would recommend Mil &Mich Travel &Tours transportaion &Sotera ATV for letting us experience a memoriable tour to one of the private hills, our tourguide was funny&detailed. Took alot of insta shots and even sings (Metallica, Bon Jovi, Linkin park) forgot his name. We went to the viewdeck of chocolate hills, tarzier sanctuary, man-made forest, Baclayon church, Blood compact statue and bought some Bohol's native delicacies on our way back. I would highly recommend this trip to other tourist.

This tour was the best! It was a nice balance of sight seeing, picture taking, and activities. It's not a tiring tour, perfect for quick trips. Our favorite part was definetly Loboc River cruise. Its complete with buffet lunch (delicious food btw!), entertainment, and instagram-able views! Our driver was Ariel, he is very accomodating, punctual, and helpful!

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.

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.

it was a great experience for us. have seen the Dolphins and the best was snorkeling: have seen variety of fish and the only turtle we saw. We have a very good guide while under water taking the go pro photos. Virgin island not impressive coz there is private property which does not allow anyone to go walking in the beach front. The overall experience is best and we enjoyed the tour.

Although coastal conditions were moderate due to the enhanced Southwest Monsoon and the effects of Tropical Storm Domeng, our island-hopping tour was safe and enjoyable. Our heartfelt thanks to our boatmen and guides, Eric and Gabriel, for their kindness, patience, and exceptional assistance to our PWD daughter during boarding and disembarking. We also thank the people of Balicasag Island for their help and support—a true display of Filipino Bayanihan. The return trip to Panglao was challenging due to rough seas, but Eric and Gabriel remained calm, professional, and focused on our safety. Their skill and dedication gave us confidence throughout the journey. They even apologized for our delayed return, though the weather was beyond anyone's control. Seeing dolphins in their natural habitat was a wonderful bonus. The food at Balicasag was excellent, our snorkeling guides captured great memories, and swimming at the Virgin Island sandbar was a highlight. Highly recommended!