Another early morning trip for us. We woke up around 4:00 AM to catch the earliest ferry trip going to Bohol. This was also Von and Mich departure back to Manila 🙁
We took a cab going to Pier 1 of Cebu Port. Here, you can choose from the following shipping companies : Super Cat, Ocean Jet, Kinswell, Starcraft .They also have different promos you can avail.
We chose Ocean Jet and got a roundtrip fare so that we can discount a ₱100 pesos. On a regular rate, 1 way from cebu-bohol cost ₱500.00 for aircon seats but if you buy a round trip ticket it will be discounted. You just need to ensure that you’ll catch the trip going back because there is no refund for promo fares.
If you opt for a cheaper option, choose a non aircon seats. Same ferry but located on top open area.

Open Area
With regards to our itinerary to Bohol, we searched for tours online. We preferred this because there are multiple destinations in Bohol and as suggested by other blogs , fixed tours is a better option. We found Whites and Greens Resort. For two days they gave us a quotation of 2 days Country side and Sea Side tours with transportation, free breakfast, and lodging for only ₱1,450.00. Good deal! For this kind of transaction it would help if you book months before so you’ll get a cheaper rate. They only need half payment to secure reservation.
I recommend Whites and Greens because they’re very accomodating and their service is good! Contact them!
Resort: Jean Suarez 09489749097/ 09089586878
Driver: Kuya Jaycer: 0915-643-3263
Upon arrival in Bohol ferry port, we met our tour guide Kuya Jaycer. Since we didn’t had legit breakfast, we requested first to go to any restaurant. We went to Pamahaw Express a regular tapsilogan.
After the breakfast we begin our tour.

LEts GO!
The first is Hinagdangan Cave.
Note: Initially, this isn’t part of the itinerary but we requested this in replace of Butterfly Haven.
Going to cave is easy, just wear a proper shoes because its slippery. Hinagdangan Cave is a naturally lit cave ( through holes in the ceiling) and in the center you’ll see a clear and deep lagoon. Swimming is allowed but with additional fee. The entrance fee here is ₱50.00
Next stop was the Baclayon Church.
La Purisima Concepcion de la Virgen Maria Parish Church or Baclayon Church is the oldest church in Bohol (found 1956). but due to damages caused by Earthquake last 2013, the church is under reconstruction.
You can visit their museum for ₱50.00 but cameras are prohibited.
Next was the Blood Compact.
I thought we’ll do a museum tour but it’s just a shrine. 😐 Anyways, Blood Compact or Sandugo(One Blood) symbolizes a seal of friendship between Rajah Sikatuna (Chieftain of Bohol) and the Spanish Explorer Miguel Lopez De Legaspi
Our last stop before having lunch was the Tarsier Conservation Center.
The Tarsier is an endemic small primate not larger than an adults hand. it’s popular because of its wide eye feature.
We had lunch while cruising the Loboc River. At first our group don’t want to avail the buffet lunch because its expensive but Kuya Jaycer said its worth it and yeah thank God we change our decision.
The buffet is all Filipino dishes for ₱400.00. More on sea foods such as crabs, fishes, seaweeds, clams, pansit and fresh fruits. While dining, the ferry will traverse the beautiful Loboc river for an hour. The dining experience was fun. Singers on board will serve you live good music too. Good service!
The cruise changed course once it reached the falls. As we return, the ferry took a stop over and dock where an entertainment awaits. A group of female musicians serenaded us with folk musics. Along side, they invited tourists to join them playing or dance the Tinikling ( A filipino bamboo Dance) I got the chance to play ukelele with them too.

Tinikling Dance
Right after the lunch, we head to Chocolate Hills.
Chocolate Hills, the most famous destination in Bohol is a geological formation of more than a thousand hills stretching around 50 sq km area.
Going there took an hour so we had a quick nap. On the way you can see already thousands of hills spread around the vast area. Sadly, it rained when we alight at the viewing deck. We didn’t see any view. It was so foggy. 🙁
Then we went to the Man Made Mahogany Forest. The scenic view of hundred of mahogany trees planted since 1950s. Here you can take pictures too. 🙂
Our last stop before going to the resort in Panglao was the Souvenir Shop. We went back to the blood compact shrine is. In Bohol, their famous pasalubongs are the Peanut Butter Kisses, cacaos, nuts, ref magnets and shirts.
There are more tourist spots on our list but It’s obvious that one day is not enough for all. We didn’t get the chance to go to Butterfly Conservation Center, Hanging Bridge, Danao Adventure Park ,etc. NEXT TIME!
Around 5:00 PM when we arrived in our resort in Panglao Bohol ( Dumulaluan).

Our hut
We dropped our things and head out to explore the beach.
8:00 pm when we had our dinner. We are planning to go Alona beach. According to some, the cheap restaurants are there. But since one of us had fever we decided to stay in the resort.
For the last time, we slept early because our tour will start at 6:00 AM for the dolphin watching.
EXPENSES:
Ferry Roundtrip: ₱800.00
2 Days Bohol Package( Tours+ Lodging) : ₱1450.00
Loboc Buffet Dinner and Cruise: ₱400.00
Dinner :₱100.00
TOTAL: ₱2,750.00
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Hello inquire lang if how to avail ung tour package. Good for 4 po kami, may number ba kayo na pwede e contact. Thanks
kasama na po sa resort. =)
Yung sa driver na minention niyo po, may bayad ba yun or kasama na yung sa resort?
Hi, It’s per person. =)
2750 lng kamo nga 6?
You’ve explore bohol and Cebu City. The only best thin in Bohol is the Beach Sand. Thank you for sharing this experience.
Hi, Jasmine. Thank you! Well these places are in the Philippines although they look like the same in Indonesia too. You have to visit us soon. 🙂
Hi Claudia, Thanks for your inquiry. Is it for cebu-Bohol or Bohol only? I would say 5000 minimum budget especially if you avail fixed tours. Lodgings and foods area cheap naman.
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Hi Jen, this is beautiful, I like your blog. In nearly future Meermowe’s Great Adventure plans to do Indonesia rally. It is good to know for this wonderful places. Have you been born in this area? Would like to keep contact with you.
Low po gusto ko sana malaman kung magkano mamagastos lahat kung 5 days tour yung ebook2 ko dalawa lang po kami ng be ko… Just to budget our money.. Tnx
Hi, Minseul. It’s white’s and greens resort in Bohol.
hi, Jeb. Thanks for your comment. Ask ko lang what is the quotation given to you? For us kasi, we insisted not to include ung mga entrance fee. Para if we don’t want to go, we won’t pay. For the Loboc Diner Cruise, di namin siya pinasama sa quoatation.
2 Days Bohol Package( Tours+ Lodging) : ₱1450.00
can i ask where and what tour and lodging is this. Thank you!