visit our very own Chocolate hills
Here is our actual itinerary in Bohol, accomplished last August 20 to Aug 22 ’09. This was yet another boyfriend-girlfriend trip so I was kind of expecting it to be a bit pricey, but, I was relieved to find out that other people who had been there has spend more than us, and there were like 5 of them 
Bohol is an expensive place to visit anyways, so I feel like our itinerary here can be justified. Aside from the essential tour expenses, I also included tips, donations and food trips to the actual expenses of this itinerary.
Getting to Bohol from Cebu
Instead of directly flying from Manila to Tagbilaran airport. My boyfriend Jeff had booked our trip to Cebu – Mactan airport. From Cebu, we rode SuperCat fast ferries to get to Tagbilaran pier in Bohol:
Detail of Ferry ride
Website : www.supercat.com.ph
Schedule of ferry (Cebu-Bohol) :
8:30 am – 10:15 am
12:30 pm – 2:15 pm
4:30 pm – 6:15 pm
Duration : 2.5 hours
Pier number of supercat in Cebu : Pier 4
Destination in Bohol : Tagbilaran pier
The itinerary
Day 1 – [Tagbilaran, Panglao]
- Arrive at Cebu airport. Ride a metered taxi from airport to Pier in Cebu.
Duration : 30 min
Fare : P130
- Arrive at Cebu Ferry Terminal. Get ticket going to Tagbilaran, Bohol
Duration : 2.5 hours
Fare : P500
Terminal fee in Cebu : P25 each
- Arrive at Tagbilaran Pier, Find rent a car
Driver/Tour guide name : Lito Baldicana
cellphone : 0919-4302141
Vehicle : Red Nissan Van
Rate : between P1800 to P2000
- Tour (Van tour)
Blood Compact Site
- features a bronze statue of the blood compact in Tagbilaran.
Baclayon church
-features the second oldest church in the country
Prony, the Giant Python
-features the largest and youngest python in captivity in the world.
Loboc church and bridge
-features the second oldest church in Bohol.
Philippine Tarsier
-features the smallest primate in the country, and second smallest in the world.
Chocolate Hills
-features the chocolate colored hills of Carmen in Bohol.
Man-made Forest
-features a man-made forest planted in the town of Bilar and Loboc.
Dinner at Bohol Bee Farm
-features our dining experience at Bohol Bee farm.
Day 2 – [Panglao,Balicasag]
- Tour (Island Hopping)
Dolphin Watching
-features the dolphins appearing at the seas of Balicasag.
Snorkeling at Balicasag
-features our snorkeling activity at Balicasag’s dive site.
Lunch at Balicasag Island
-features what to eat in Balicasag.
Tour Virgin Island
-features the island and sand bar of Virgin island.
Day 3 – [Panglao, Tagbilaran]
- Tour (Habal-habal ride)
Loboc river cruise
-features the cruise and buffet meal at Loboc.
Farm tour in Bee Farm
-features farm tour at Bohol bee farm.
Where to stay
Where we stayed at Bohol :
Resort name : Bohol Sea Breeze Cottages
Location : Panglao (at the back of Bohol Diver’s Club resort)
Basic Rate : P1300
Name : Allan (Care-taker)
Mobile : 0920-378-8208
Expenses (2 people)
Our actual expenses for the three day trip
- Day 1 – P5751
- Day 2 – P5781
- Day 3 – P3195
Total – P14727 (including tips and donations to tourist spots)
**See each posts for the detailed expenses of this trip
Souvenirs
Where we got our souvenirs :
- T-shirts, bags, keychains, cellphone accessories can be found at the Loboc river cruise tiangge.
Where to eat
Suggested restaurants, base on our trip.
- Bohol Bee Farm – try the organic salad.
- Loboc river cruise – eat in buffet there.
More pictures of Bohol
(Click on the picture to view the album)
So nice! Planning to go there next year.Thanks for the info.=)
Thank you for sharing this. I had such a wonderful time myself traveling and performing in philippine and this bought back so many memories.
thank you for the info. we’re booked to go to bohol this summer but we would like to include Danao, Bohol (extreme adventure park). We will also do the Dolphin watching, Balicasag and Virgin Island tour on the second day. The guys from Danao suggested that i visit Danao on our first day. Will we have enough time to visit the churches (Cathedral, Baclayon and Loboc), man-made forest, Bee Farm (is there tarsier here already?), Chocolate Hills and Loboc river (cruise/lunch) if our flight back to Manila is at 4:55 pm.
would appreciate your thoughts on this.
thanks.
by the way, why were you not able to go to danao? just asking . . . thanks
@anrol
hi anrol,
unfortunately no. Though yung van driver namin may sinervice syang tourists na magpunta sa danao. Depende sa gagawin nyong activity, kung gano kayo katagal dun. Van ride going to/and out of Danao is more or less 3 hours. You can contact our van driver for the details.
Your blog post is far the best and complete about bohol travel/adventure, quite informative that reading alone and following each photo/s makes me want to home early,lol…especially the food pics,yum..yum…anyway, I’ll surely treat my wife and kids at bohol this coming May.
Btw, nice site especially the page header…creative & unique.God bless & Cheers…c”,)
this is very helpful for firt-timers like me. eventhough i have a friend to go with me who has been in bohol before, it still helps that i do my own research so i don’t go there unarmed.
thanks for posting this.
Next Time your in Bohol check out EAT Danao. Extreme Adventure. Its becoming very popular.
Is the van rental of P1800-2000 already good for the 3 day tours or is it just for one day?
one day lang po