Loboc river is a famous tourist spot in Bohol, known for its clean water and lush jungles. Loboc Town served as an inland market village where people brought their agricultural products to trade for seafood, but it’s now a quiet touristy town. A cruise on the river will allow you to experience the tropical inland of Bohol with all its majesty. There are many ways to experience Loboc River, and one of the best ways to enjoy it is through our included Stand-Up Paddleboarding activity.

The Tarsier Conservation Area was built to protect and preserve the tarsiers which are native to Bohol. It also gives you the chance to observe the second smallest primate in the world - the Tarsiers. A short easy walk is all it’ll take to get up close and personal with them. The Tarsiers are nocturnal which means that they sleep during the day so you’ll need to be quiet, but hey, feel free to take pictures as long as you turn off the flash. They are easily stressed and scared and therefore you’ll need to match your gentleness level to theirs. The Tarsier Conservation Area is one of the only ethic places to meet these animals and you’ll be lucky to do so. It’s a cute little stop we do along the way to Chocolate Hills as part of our countryside tour in Bohol.

The Chocolate Hills are a natural monument that are recognized as the 3rd national geological monument in the Philippines. These are uniformly cone-shaped hills compared to hershey kisses due to its “chocolate” color during the summer and the hills are filled with lush greenery of vegetation during the rainy season. Hear several popular legends about how the Chocolate hills were created, as well as a scientific explanation of it and learn more about this cool place. There are 1,776 hills and we’ll climb one of them for the best view of these hills as possible. We’ll also give you an option to go on an ATV ride if you’d like to experience the Chocolate Hills in a slightly more exciting manner.

Cabagnow Cave Pool is the deepest cave pool in Anda, and it’s made of limestone. Water from the mountains seeps into the cave through the soft, porous limestone before pouring back into the sea. Depending on the weather, the water around it may appear “emerald green” or “deep blue”. No matter how it looks, the water is safe for you to cliff jump and swim in! This is perhaps one of the best spots in the Philippines for taking a memorable picture or video clip for your social media! It’s breathtakingly beautiful, exciting, tropical - all of what the Philippines is in a single spot. Cabagnow Cave Pool is definitely the most beautiful cave pool in Bohol and perhaps in the Philippines.