Things to do in Bohol
Discover the best attractions and experiences Bohol has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Bohol's storied past through its time-honored landmarks and commemorative sites.
Blood Compact Shrine
A commemorative site marking the 1565 treaty between Datu Sikatuna and Spanish explorer Miguel López de Legazpi.
Cathedral of St. Joseph the Worker
Historic cathedral in Tagbilaran with centuries of religious and community significance.
Museums
Delve into Bohol's heritage and artifacts at these compact museums.
Bohol Museum
A small but rich collection of artifacts, fossils and cultural exhibits from Bohol’s past.
Baclayon Ecclesiastical Museum
Museum within the Baclayon Church complex showcasing religious artifacts and historical items.
Religious Monuments
Religious landmarks that anchor the island’s spiritual and architectural landscape.
Baclayon Church
One of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, famed for its centuries-old architecture.
Loboc Church
A prominent 17th-century church known for its baroque facade and religious history.
National & Theme Parks
Natural wonders and adventure parks showcase Bohol’s striking landscapes.
Chocolate Hills Natural Monument
Iconic hundreds of cone-shaped hills offering dramatic vistas.
Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape
Protected forested area with wildlife, trails and scenic outlooks.
Danao Adventure Park
Adventure park with adrenaline-pumping activities like zipline and canyon swings.
Neighborhoods
Explore distinct areas that serve as gateways to a mix of culture, beaches and markets.
Tagbilaran City
The province’s capital with historic sites, markets, and waterfront charm.
Panglao Island
A popular island known for beaches, diving and a relaxed vibe.
Anda
Coastal town famed for Anda White Beach and coves ready for exploration.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the island’s beauty without an entry fee—there’s plenty to see and do outdoors.
Sunset at Alona Beach
Watch a vivid sunset and soak in Panglao’s beachfront buzz.
Loboc River viewpoints
Stroll along the riverbank for views of locals and boats on the water.
Bilar Man-Made Forest drive
Drive or walk beneath towering mahogany trees along the scenic road.
Gastronomy
Savor sweet treats and fresh flavors the island is known for.
Calamay de Bohol
A beloved coconut-based sweet treat unique to Bohol.
Loboc River Floating Restaurant
Dine on local dishes while cruising the scenic Loboc River.
Bohol Bee Farm tasting
Farm-to-table dishes featuring organic produce and coconut specialties.
Nightlife
Evenings come alive along the coast and in town with bars and live music.
Alona Beach nightlife
A lively strip of bars, fire dancers, and live music along Panglao’s shore.
Panglao Island sunset bars
Beachfront lounges offering sunset views and drinks.
Entertainment
Unique experiences and performances that add color to your trip.
Hinagdanan Cave
A dramatic limestone cave with a pool, illuminated by natural light.
Loboc River Floating Restaurant
Live music and river scenery during a relaxing lunch or dinner cruise.
Tarsier Conservation Area (Corella)
Observe tiny tarsiers in a protected forest setting.
Sports
Adventure and water sports that get you moving on land and sea.
Danao Adventure Park
Zipline, canyon swing and other adrenaline-pumping activities.
Panglao diving and snorkeling
Exploring vibrant reefs and marine life around Panglao.
Loboc River kayaking
Gentle kayaking along the scenic Loboc River.
Off the Track
Hidden gems and less-visited corners for a quieter side of Bohol.
Tarsier Conservation Area (Corella)
A forest sanctuary where you may glimpse tiny primates.
Pulang-Bato Falls
A dramatic waterfall with iron-rich red rocks and pools to explore.
Bilar Man-Made Forest
A serene stretch of mahogany trees creating a green tunnel.