• Cebu Island - Hotel pickups in Cebu occur between 4:00-5:30 AM, depending on your location and distance from Cebu City Pier 1. As this group tour spans three cities, pickup times vary based on other participants. Please wait in your hotel lobby during this timeframe and keep your phone handy for driver communication. For a guaranteed pickup time, consider booking a private tour.

Key Points:

4:00-5:30 AM pickup window
Meet in hotel lobby
Phone must be accessible

• Pier 1 Passenger Terminal - 05:30-06:00 am

Show your e-ticket at the terminal entrance for access and during check-in for boarding.

Please prepare:

-₱25 terminal fee per person (exact change required)
-Be ready to present valid ID when asked

• Cebu Harbor - Enjoy a swift 2-hour ferry ride across the Cebu Strait! Whether you choose to catch up on sleep in the air-conditioned cabin or watch the sunrise over the Visayan waters, the choice is yours. The ferry offers simple amenities like comfortable seating and small restrooms, and attendants provide snacks, coffee, and juice. Pro tip: stock up on snacks at the terminal before boarding. Stay connected during the crossing, perfect for sharing sunrise photos or browsing your feed.
• Tagbilaran City Port Terminal - From Tagbilaran Port, embark on a comprehensive Bohol countryside tour. This initial segment includes several short drives between the port and main attractions, with a total travel time of about 2 hours throughout the day. The port is strategically located for efficient access to Bohol’s iconic landmarks.
• Blood Compact Monument - This historic site commemorates the first treaty of friendship between the Philippines and Spain, known as “Sandugo” (one blood). In 1565, Spanish explorer Miguel López de Legazpi and Bohol chieftain Datu Sikatuna performed a blood compact ceremony by mixing their blood with wine and drinking it, symbolizing their peace agreement.

The site features life-sized bronze statues depicting this historic moment, created by National Artist Napoleon Abueva. Located along the national highway in Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City, the monument offers scenic views of the Bohol Sea and Mindanao Sea.

• Chocolate Hills - The Chocolate Hills are Bohol’s most iconic natural wonder, with over 1,200 cone-shaped hills spread across 50 square kilometers of central Bohol. These unique geological formations, ranging from 30 to 50 meters high, are covered in grass that turns chocolate-brown during the dry season, giving them their famous name. Visitors can best appreciate this stunning landscape from the official viewing deck in Carmen town, offering a 360-degree panorama of the symmetrical hills stretching to the horizon. Formed by the weathering of marine limestone over millions of years, these hills are the Philippines’ third National Geological Monument and feature on the country’s tourism logo. While beautiful year-round, the hills change character with the seasons - emerald green during rainy months and brown during dry periods, though most tourists hope to see them in their chocolate hue.
• Tarsier Conservation Area - The Tarsier Conservation Area in Corella, managed by the Pizarras family, offers visitors an authentic glimpse into the world of these tiny primates in their natural forest habitat. Unlike other facilities, this official research and conservation site prioritizes the tarsiers’ wellbeing - no touching, flash photography, or loud noises are permitted to avoid stressing these sensitive nocturnal creatures.
• Baclayon Church - The Baclayon Church, officially known as the Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, is one of the Philippines’ oldest religious structures, established in 1596 and completed in its current stone form by 1727. Made from coral stones cut from the sea and bound together with egg whites, this massive Jesuit-built church showcases classic Spanish colonial architecture with its thick walls and buttresses designed to withstand earthquakes. Though significantly damaged by the 2013 Bohol earthquake, the church has been meticulously restored to preserve its historical integrity.
• Man-made Mahogany forest - The man-made forest of Bohol, officially known as the Bilar-Loboc Forest, stretches for two kilometers along the highway between Bilar and Loboc towns. Created in the 1950s as a reforestation project, this dense mahogany forest forms a captivating tunnel of tall, uniform trees whose branches interlock high above the road, creating a cool, shaded canopy. The dramatic change in scenery - from the open countryside to this sudden forest tunnel - makes it a popular stop for photos. While most tours allow for a brief 10-15 minute stop, the forest is particularly stunning in the early morning when sunlight filters through the canopy, creating ethereal light rays between the perfectly aligned tree trunks.
• Loboc River Cruise - The Loboc River Cruise combines dining and sightseeing along one of Bohol’s most scenic waterways. Guests board a floating restaurant - a large, covered boat equipped with buffet stations and dining tables - for a leisurely hour-long journey up the emerald-green river. The Filipino buffet spread typically includes grilled seafood, chicken, pork, various vegetable dishes, fresh fruits, and desserts, all while you glide past riverbank scenes of palm trees, traditional houses, and small waterfalls. The cruise includes stops at floating stages where local children perform traditional Filipino songs and dances, adding cultural entertainment to the experience. As you dine, local musicians aboard the boat provide live acoustic entertainment, creating a festive atmosphere that perfectly complements the stunning natural backdrop of the river.
• Aproniana Gift Shop - The Aproniana Gift Shop and Souvenir Center is conveniently located near Baclayon Church, offering visitors a curated selection of authentic Boholano crafts and delicacies. Situated in a heritage house, this local establishment specializes in native products including the famous Peanut Kisses (a peanut-based cookie shaped like the Chocolate Hills), broas (ladyfingers), polvoron, dried mangoes, and various kakanin (traditional rice sweets). Beyond food items, the shop features handwoven bags, native accessories, t-shirts with Bohol designs, and locally-made handicrafts that make perfect souvenirs.
• Cebu Harbor - The return journey from Bohol to Cebu City begins at Tagbilaran Port with a 2-hour ferry ride across the Cebu Strait. Afternoon to early evening departures accommodate various tour end times, featuring air-conditioned comfort and basic amenities. Catch stunning sunset views over Visayan waters on later trips.
  Travel Notes:

Return ferry tickets included
Port has snack vendors and restrooms
Cellular service available during crossing
Cebu hotel drop-off provided after arrival

Early Return Option:
Want to catch an earlier ferry? Simply:

Inform driver and tour coordinator
Visit Oceanjet office outside port
Pay ₱50/person fee (cash only)
They’ll adjust your Cebu transfer timing

Note: Subject to seat availability

• Driver cum Guide
• Shared Transportation in Bohol
• Fuel
• All Fees and Taxes
• Parking Fees
• Lunch
• Round Trip Ferry Tickets
• Round Trip Cebu Hotel Transfers

• Gratuities
• Meals not specifically included
• Restroom fees in tourist spots and stop overs
• Personal & incidental expenses

Embark on a full-day tour from Cebu to uncover the wonders of Bohol! Begin with a sunrise ferry journey, then marvel at the famous Chocolate Hills, encounter the endangered tarsiers at the Pizarras Conservation Area, and explore the historic Baclayon Church. Delight in a distinctive lunch cruise along the Loboc River featuring cultural performances, drive through the enchanting man-made forest, and discover the Blood Compact site. Before heading back to Cebu, shop for genuine souvenirs at Aproniana.

Package includes:

• Ferry tickets
• All entrance fees
• Shared transport in Bohol
• Buffet lunch
• Professional guide
• Flexible return options

Enjoy Bohol’s top attractions in one effortless adventure, with every detail taken care of for your ease!

• Travel time is included on the total duration

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.