Bohol Holidays
We love Bohol for its natural beauty, rich history, friendly locals and amazing beaches, and we’re sure you’ll fall in love with this idyllic island too.
Home to the smallest primate in the world, the tiny bug-eyed tarsier, you can explore the famous Chocolate Hills, take a boat ride down the serene waters of the Loboc River, and relax on the palm-fringed shores before taking a dive at one of the nearby coral sites that bursts with colourful marine life. For an adventure to remember, explore one of the 1,400 caves on the island, or hike the low-range mountains that stud the verdant landscape. Let the infectious Bohol spirit take over as you explore the Philippines’ hidden star.
Twin your stay in Bohol with a trip to Manila, the Philippine's thrilling capital, or visit Cebu for lazy beach days, temples and historical sights.
Destination Highlights
Great sample itineraries
Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Essential Philippines Tour
Guide Price £1,699 pp
Discover some of the Philippines' best loved attractions on this wonderful 7 day tour. Your journey will start in the bustling capital Manila where you can explore the historic part of the city before flying south to the tropical island...
Wildlife holidays
Manila, Bohol and Cebu Multi Centre
Guide Price £2,059 pp
This suggested itinerary offers a great combination of bustling city life in the capital Manila, unspoilt natural beauty and beaches on the tropical island of Bohol and a combination of city sights and beaches in Cebu. We suggest you'll need...
Multi centre holidays
Manila and Bohol Multi Centre
Guide Price £2,019 pp
If tropical beaches combined with an abundance of natural and cultural attractions sounds like your kind of holiday, this suggested itinerary could be the perfect choice. Begin your trip with two nights in the capital of the Philippines, Manila. Take...
Cultural holidays
Our favourite hotels
Our favourite places to stay are below. We know everyone is different, so if you can’t see something you like, we'd be more than happy to help.
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Chocolate Hills
Bohol is famous for its Chocolate Hills which are located in the middle of the island. The unusually shaped hills are named after the brown colour they change to during the summer months. How these hills were formed is still a mystery and there are several different stories of what could of caused them, one of which involved two feuding giants who hurled rocks, boulders and sand at each other to eventually form the hills that were then forgotten about the two enemies became friends. Perhaps a more romantic tale of the hills' formation is that of Arogo, another giant, who fell in love with Aloya, a mortal. She didn't return his love so he cried for days; the legend goes that the hills are formed of his dried tears. As one of the island's most talked about and hyped attractions, the hills are truly magnificent and straddle three municipalities. It's well worth the 20-30 minute walk up to see the hills in all their glory and for fantastic photo opportunities.
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Tarsier Research Sanctuary
The smallest primate on earth, Bohol is famed for being the home of the tarsier. Pay a visit to the Tarsier Sanctuary, dedicated to the preservation of this tiny animal and continuously raising environmental awareness and establishing protected areas. Take one of the various trails from the visitors centre where you can walk to see the tarsiers in their natural environment and hear from the guides about how this species is being protected.
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Robert
Destination Specialist
"If you want a choice of restaurants and bars on the doorstep pick a hotel on Alona Beach, this is the main resort area on the island and there are some great beach bars here."
Types of Bohol holidays
Frequently Asked Questions
Panglao Island in the south of Bohol has some of the best beaches in the Philippines - think powder-soft white sand backed by swaying coconut palms. Nightlife here is low key with just a small selection of local restaurants and bars so the beaches haven't been overdeveloped or spoilt.
