Bohol Countryside Tour

Bohol Countryside Tour

A long 7 – 9 hrs tour filled with adventure and destinations across the island of Bohol. As you pass thru various cultural destinations, you will be fascinated by the views of the main island of Bohol countryside tour. Moreover, visiting Bohol’s country side will relax your mind and soul with its wonderful views and history. Capture the breath taking view of Bohol’s famous chocolate hills, Tarsiers and man-made forest. You will go back in history in the Blood Compact Shrine and Baclayon Church. After, enjoy your lunch at the Loboc River Cruise with a buffet.

Description


Tour Code: BHL-CT
Pickup: 7-8am Bohol areas
Time: It will take around 7-9hrs tour
Rate: 2,300 Php per pax (Min of 10 Pax)


The Bohol Countryside Tour is a popular and comprehensive day trip that showcases the rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and unique attractions of Bohol, one of the Philippines’ most picturesque islands. This tour typically includes several key destinations, providing visitors with a well-rounded experience of Bohol’s inland treasures.

Key Highlights of the Tour:

  1. Chocolate Hills:
  • Description: The Chocolate Hills are an iconic natural wonder, featuring over a thousand conical hills spread across the landscape. During the dry season, the grass covering these hills turns brown, resembling chocolate mounds.
  • Activities: Climb up to the viewing deck to get panoramic views and take memorable photos of this unique geological formation.
  1. Tarsier Sanctuary:
  • Description: The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella is dedicated to the conservation of tarsiers, small primates with large eyes that are native to Bohol.
  • Activities: Observe tarsiers in their natural habitat, learn about their behavior, and understand conservation efforts through guided tours.
  1. Loboc River Cruise:
  • Description: The Loboc River Cruise offers a serene journey along the Loboc River aboard a floating restaurant, with a buffet lunch served onboard.
  • Activities: Enjoy a scenic cruise, watch cultural performances by local artists, and appreciate the lush, tropical surroundings.
  1. Manmade Forest:
  • Description: The Bilar Manmade Forest is a two-kilometer stretch of densely planted mahogany trees, creating a tunnel-like canopy over the road.
  • Activities: Drive through the forest or stop for photos to admire the verdant, serene environment.
  1. Baclayon Church:
  • Description: One of the oldest churches in the Philippines, Baclayon Church is a historical and architectural gem, showcasing Spanish colonial design and religious artifacts.
  • Activities: Explore the church and its museum, learn about its history, and view centuries-old religious items.
  1. Blood Compact Shrine:
  • Description: This monument commemorates the first treaty of friendship between Filipinos and Spaniards, marked by a blood compact between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel López de Legazpi in 1565.
  • Activities: Visit the site, understand its historical significance, and enjoy the coastal views.
  1. Butterfly Sanctuary:
  • Description: The Butterfly Sanctuary in Bilar offers visitors the chance to see various butterfly species in a lush, garden-like setting.
  • Activities: Walk through the garden, learn about butterfly life cycles, and observe these colorful insects up close.
  1. Hanging Bridge:
  • Description: The Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge in Sevilla is a pair of bamboo suspension bridges crossing the Sipatan River.
  • Activities: Cross the bridges for a thrilling experience and enjoy the view of the river below.

Practical Information:

  • Tour Duration: A full-day tour typically lasts around 8 to 10 hours, covering all major attractions.
  • Transportation: Tours usually include transportation in an air-conditioned van or bus, with pick-up and drop-off services from hotels or designated locations.
  • Inclusions: Most tours include entrance fees to attractions, a buffet lunch during the Loboc River Cruise, and the services of a knowledgeable guide.

Tips for Visitors:

  1. Comfortable Clothing: Wear light, comfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes. Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect against the sun.
  2. Camera: Bring a camera or smartphone to capture the stunning landscapes and memorable moments.
  3. Hydration: Carry a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.
  4. Respect Local Culture: Be respectful of local customs, especially when visiting religious sites like Baclayon Church. Dress modestly and behave courteously.
  5. Book in Advance: Consider booking the tour in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to secure your spot and ensure a well-organized experience.

The Bohol Countryside Tour offers an enriching blend of history, culture, and nature, making it an essential experience for anyone visiting Bohol. It provides a perfect snapshot of the island’s diverse attractions and leaves visitors with lasting memories of its beauty and heritage.

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