Bohol
An island full of natural wonders — from the Chocolate Hills to tiny tarsiers and river cruises through the jungle.
📍 View on Google Maps: Bohol, Philippines
✨ Why It’s Special
🏞️ You can see over 1,200 Chocolate Hills that turn brown in summer.
🐒 You’ll meet the adorable tarsier — one of the world’s smallest primates.
⛵ You can cruise down the Loboc River while enjoying lunch and music.
🌴 Families can relax on white beaches and explore caves or waterfalls nearby.
- Visit Chocolate Hills viewpoints
- See tarsiers at a sanctuary
- Cruise the Loboc River
- Snorkel at Balicasag Island
- Explore Hinagdanan Cave
Peanut kisses – Bohol’s signature sweet.
Calamay (kah-lah-MAI) – Sticky rice dessert.
“Bohol” (bo-HOL) comes from “bo-ol,” an early Spanish contact site.
“Salamat kaayo!” (sah-LAH-maht kah-AH-yoh) – Thank you very much!
The Chocolate Hills get their name because they turn cocoa-brown during the dry season.
☀️ November – May for clear skies and calm rivers.