Begin your journey with a visit to the Blood Compact Shrine, a historic monument commemorating the first treaty of friendship between Spanish explorers and Filipino chieftains. Next, explore the colonial architecture of Baclayon Church, one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, built in the late 16th century.

From history, move deep into Bohol’s iconic wilderness. Arrive at the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, where you can quietly spot the world’s smallest primates resting peacefully among the trees. Continue your drive through the Bilar Man-Made Forest, a dense, 2-kilometer stretch of thousands of towering mahogany trees that form a spectacular, cool green canopy overhead.

The ultimate highlight awaits at the world-famous Chocolate Hills viewing deck. Marvel at the breathtaking panoramic view of over 1,200 uniform, cone-shaped limestone mounds stretching across the horizon.

To cap off an unforgettable day, step aboard a native floating catamaran for the celebrated Loboc River Cruise. Savour a sumptuous buffet lunch filled with authentic local delicacies and fresh seafood while floating past emerald waters, lush coconut palms, and enjoying live cultural music and folk dance performances by local communities.