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Bohol
Bohol is the Philippine island famed for its otherworldly Chocolate Hills, saucer-eyed tarsiers, and the powder-white beaches of Panglao, all packed into a compact, easily looped landscape. It pairs laid-back diving and river-cruise scenery with some of the country's most photographed natural landmarks, making it a favorite short getaway from Cebu.
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Frequently asked questions about Bohol
How do I get to Bohol?
Most travellers fly directly into Bohol–Panglao International Airport (TAG), the island's main gateway, or arrive by fast ferry (~2 hours) from Cebu City's ports. Onward transfers to beaches and inland sights are typically made by taxi, van, or tricycle from the airport or Tagbilaran's port area.
How many days should I spend in Bohol?
~3-4 days is enough to cover the highlights: a countryside loop to the Chocolate Hills and tarsier sanctuary, a Loboc River cruise, and a couple of relaxed days on Panglao's beaches or dive sites.
What is Bohol known for?
Bohol is the Philippine island famed for its otherworldly Chocolate Hills, saucer-eyed tarsiers, and the powder-white beaches of Panglao, all packed into a compact, easily looped landscape. It pairs laid-back diving and river-cruise scenery with some of the country's most photographed natural landmarks, making it a favorite short getaway from Cebu.