Bohol Tourist Destinations

14/11/2025

# Anda

11/11/2025

Anda Beach ,Bohol Philippines
White Sand


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05/11/2025

25/10/2025

25/10/2025

At the Chocolate Hills Natural Monument in Bohol, a concrete staircase leads to a viewing deck, which offers a panoramic view of the numerous cone-shaped hills. The number of steps is typically cited as around 220, though some sources mention a slightly different count.

25/10/2025

Affordable Room Accommodation Near Alona Beach! 🏖️ 🏠

Enjoy a peaceful stay just minutes away from the pristine white sands of Alona Beach. Whether you’re here for relaxation or adventure, we’ve got the perfect space for you!

What We Offer:
• Clean & Affordable Rooms
• Free Wi-Fi
• Air-conditioned Rooms
• Toiletries
• Friendly Staff
• Tour Assistance
• Motorbike Rentals
• Souvenirs
• Affordable Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Walking Distance to the Beach

What are you waiting for?
Message us now to reserve your stay!
Phone number:09568503784

23/10/2025

After months of rehabilitation, the famous Virgin Island in Panglao is finally reopening to the public! 🏝️ Enjoy its pristine white sand, crystal-clear waters, and serene island vibe once again.

🎟️ Entrance Fee:
🇵🇭 Locals – ₱30
🌍 Foreigners – ₱100

Scuba diving marine park fee 1800 php as per Protected area management board (maybe avoid 😂) too expensive

📸 by Nataniel Luperte

17/10/2025

Bohol Tourist Destinations
Nighttime

17/10/2025

Mirror of the world

17/10/2025

Floating restaurant . Buffet

21/09/2025

OPEN LETTER TO THE HONORABLE GOVERNOR OF BOHOL

Dear Governor Aumentado,

First, allow me to express my admiration for your good governance and dedication to Bohol. We have seen your efforts, but I believe there is now an urgent need for change in our tourism industry.

Tourism in Bohol is hurting. As someone from the tourism sector, I see firsthand how businesses are struggling. We understand this is a low season, but what we are experiencing now is beyond that tourism feels almost dead.

We respectfully ask you to reconsider reopening two attractions that once gave life to our industry:
1. Whale Shark Watching in Lila – This activity is currently closed because of the Executive Order on “no feeding.” But with tourism now almost dead, perhaps it is time to explore solutions. We believe responsible, well-monitored whale shark watching can be done without harming the animals, while at the same time reviving the livelihood of many locals.
2. Virgin Island in Panglao – A true gem of Bohol. If reopened with strict monitoring on food, boat, and service pricing, it can again become a fair and beautiful destination for visitors.

Governor, we understand the importance of conservation, but we also know that thousands of families depend on tourism for survival. We sincerely hope for your leadership and urgent action to bring balance, protecting our natural treasures while keeping our tourism industry alive.




Respectfully,
Majoy - Freediver

19/09/2025

Arang Paita ! wa na ikita Bohol.