From historical churches and cultural landmarks to white beaches and natural wonders, Bohol offers something for every kind of traveler. Whether you're exploring caves, relaxing by the beach, or visiting old Spanish-era churches, this charming province in Central Visayas is a destination you’ll never forget.
Here are 21 top attractions you must visit when in Bohol:
🏞️ 1. Sagbayan Peak Resort & Recreation
Perfect for travelers arriving via Tubigon Port, Sagbayan Peak offers a panoramic preview of the Chocolate Hills. Developed as a government-run resort, it's great for families and first-timers.
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🍫 2. Chocolate Hills Complex
They may not be made of chocolate, but these 1,776 symmetrical hills will leave you awestruck. One of the New 7 Natural Wonders of the Philippines, this is a must-see spot in Carmen.
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🛳️ 3. Shiphaus
Located in Batuan, this unique ship-shaped house-turned-hotel was built by Master Marine Capt. Gaudencio Dumapias. A fun and quirky stop for photos and maritime fans!
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🦋 4. Simply Butterflies Conservation Center
Home to almost 300 species of butterflies, this eco-center in Bilar promotes sustainable breeding, conservation, and education. Great for kids and nature lovers.
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🌲 5. Mahogany Man-Made Forest
A 2-kilometer stretch of dense mahogany trees between Loboc and Bilar. This scenic drive is one of the most Instagram-worthy spots in Bohol.
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🌉 6. Sipatan Twin Hanging Bridge
Located in Sevilla, this bamboo-and-steel suspension bridge offers a bit of thrill over the Sipatan River. Strong, scenic, and surprisingly sturdy.
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🚤 7. Loboc River Cruise
Enjoy a floating buffet on this calm, green river. The cruise includes local performances and ends at the picturesque Busay Falls. A relaxing and cultural experience.
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🕍 8. Loboc Church
Also known as St. Peter the Apostle Church, it's one of Bohol’s oldest churches and a designated National Historical Landmark. Severely damaged by the 2013 earthquake.
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⛪ 9. Baclayon Church
Founded in 1596, this is one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines. It holds centuries of religious artifacts and colonial history.
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🤝 10. Blood Compact Shrine (Sandugo)
Located in Tagbilaran City, this statue commemorates the first treaty of friendship between Filipinos and Spaniards in 1565.
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⛪ 11. Tagbilaran Church (St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral)
Established by the Jesuits in 1595, this central church continues to be a place of worship and reflection amidst the bustle of the city.
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🏛️ 12. Bohol Museum
Former residence of President Carlos P. Garcia, now a museum that houses his memorabilia and exhibits on Boholano culture.
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🏖️ 13. Dumaluan Beach
A quieter, more exclusive alternative to Alona Beach, perfect for travelers seeking a relaxing, less-crowded seaside escape in Panglao.
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⛪ 14. Panglao Church
One of the oldest churches on Panglao Island, known for its beautiful ceiling murals and Spanish colonial charm.
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🐚 15. Nova Shell Museum
Showcasing thousands of exotic shells, clams, and mollusks from around the world, this museum in Panglao is a must for marine life enthusiasts.
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🐝 16. Bohol Bee Farm
Famous for its organic farm-to-table meals. Try their cassava chips, squash muffins, and flower salads. A peaceful place to eat and unwind.
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🕳️ 17. Hinagdanan Cave
This underground cave pool in Panglao features limestone formations and natural skylights. Easy to access and great for a quick cool dip.
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⛪ 18. Dauis Church
Notable for having a well under its altar, this 19th-century church combines mystery and beauty. Damaged during the 2013 earthquake.
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⛪ 19. Tubigon Church
Originally built in 1886, the church was completely rebuilt after the 2013 earthquake. Its new structure remains a place of faith and community.
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⛪ 20. Alburquerque Church (Santa Monica Parish)
Declared both a National Historical Landmark and an Important Cultural Property, it carries rich religious and architectural value.
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🌊 21. Alona Beach
The most famous beach in Bohol, known for its white sand, lively nightlife, and vibrant food scene. Great for party-goers, but it gets crowded during peak season.
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📌Bohol is more than just the Chocolate Hills or white sand beaches—it’s a tapestry of natural beauty, rich history, and welcoming culture. Whether it’s your first time or your fifth, there’s always something new to discover in Bohol.
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