Bohol
Come to Bohol: it has to be one of the most interesting islands in the Philippines. Great beaches and sunsets, ziplines, bikes on ziplines, Tarsiers, fireflies, river cruises and Chocolate Hills. Have I missed anything out? How about historical sites such as the Blood Monument, Baclayon Church and Watchtower, and fantastic food? Or Waterfalls and Adventure Parks? Come to Bohol if you want something that will appeal to every member of the family!
The easiest way to get to Bohol is to fly to the Island from Manila, a short one hour flight, landing at Tagbilaran Airport, and then a short taxi ride to wherever you are staying. The new international airport on Panglao Island has now opened, which makes it much easier to fly in from or to Palawan or Cebu.
Great beaches include Alona, the exotically named Bikini Beach, Dumuluan Beach, and the fabulous Pamlican Island Beach, which is a short 20 minute boat ride from Alona. There is plenty of diving and snorkelling to be had, and the beaches are all fringed with relaxed bars and restaurants, which spills over into the night.
Hotels range from luxury to comfortable but basic. If you are travelling with small children you should take care to choose a hotel with a “child-friendly” swimming pool. Some of the pools are deep without a shallow end, and even with the sea a few minutes walk away, children are likely to want to swim in the hotel pool.
One of the best resorts in Bohol is the Amorita
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But there is a great range of hotels from budget through to super-luxury. Come to Bohol and find out for yourself