Our 3 recommendations, tested first-hand in Bohol.
The Chocolate Hills are one of the most unusual landscapes on Bohol island in the Philippines. Hundreds of rounded hills stretch into the distance, turning brown during the dry season, which explains their name. The scenery immediately reminded us of the Teletubbies!
Read the full recommendationQ5Q9+92 Chocolate Hills - Free Viewpoint, Carmen, Bohol, Philippines
Located in Corella on the island of Bohol, the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary offers a chance to observe one of the world's smallest primates in its natural habitat. With their huge eyes and tiny bodies, tarsiers are as fascinating as they are fragile. A guide accompanies visitors along a short forest trail and helps spot them among the branches. The sanctuary is run by a foundation dedicated to protecting them.
Read the full recommendationPhilippine Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella, Bohol, Philippines
On the island of Bohol, the floating restaurants on the Loboc River offer an unusual way to enjoy lunch: aboard a boat slowly cruising between palm trees and lush tropical vegetation. The concept is simple: an all-you-can-eat Filipino buffet combined with a river cruise lasting around an hour, usually featuring music and a short cultural performance along the way.
Read the full recommendationPurok 1, Villaflor, Loboc, 6316 Bohol, Philippines
We had found the right rhythm in Siargao. An activity, rest, an activity, the swimming pool. Bohol simply continued in the same rhythm. The resort we had booked was perfect for this. Perched in the greenery, a little away from everything, with a room on stilts in bamboo and woven wood, the sea in the background and the forest all around. The kind of place…
