Things to do in Alona Beach

great experience. tour guide and his crew are very helpful.

There are tons of things to do here. We fed birds, bunnies, guinea pigs, and lots more. but overall, the best part was fishing! kuya who was there to guide us was very accommodating. we caught lots of fish but we have to pay for those that we caught. we had an option to take it home with us or have it cooked (but with extra charge of 500 pesos). we just threw it again because we’re already full from Uma (a so so resto, imo). most important note: please carry a mosquito repellent w/ u when u go here.

Tour went well and all the guides were friendly. Kuya even had the go pro with him! Food was cooked delicioudly on the boat

This is a fab trip to go on if you’re visiting Bohol and have several hours. Our guide & driver Harvey was on time, his van was immaculate and his commentary about the local life and places we visited was interesting and relevant. He’s attentive & caring. We enjoyed the experience in the cave, the watchtower, the farm, the Dauis church, the National Museum (free entry) and most of all the chocolate store, surprisingly!We learnt first hand from the owner’s daughter the difference between Cocoa vs Cacao. Nice tastings and you will be enlightened to learn about chocolate and the cacao plant. You’ll enjoy this trip for sure!

It was a unique experience walking along the beautifully crafted bamboo pathway amidst lush mangroves, with the laughter of visitors blending into the chirping of crickets and the gentle sound of the waves. We had a wonderful time, and the ates and kuyas at Nest were very accommodating. We will definitely go back again.

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!

This is our first time to do Panglao Tour. We had a wonderful experience. My mother and aunties really enjoyed their time especially at South Farm, where they experienced to feed animals like birds, rabbit and guinea pig.

It was a great experience. All the staffs were nice and respectful. Worth the price. Recommended for families.