1-Day Bohol Countryside Tour

Starting with a pick up from the hotel, you'll be taken directly to the historical Blood Companct Shrine. Locally known as Sandugo (which roughly translates to one blood), the Blood Compact Shrine is the exact site where Spanish explorer Captain General Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Datu Sikatuna, a chieftan of Bohol, drew blood from their palms, poured it into a cup, and drank it - a symbol of their friendship. Next, you'll be brought to the Baclayon Church, one of the oldest churches in the Philippines, and was declared a National Treasure of the country. From there, head to the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, where you'll get a very rare chance to see the world's smallest primate, the adorable, bug-eyed tarsier. Next up: a delightful buffet lunch on the Loboc River, on a floating and moving restaurant no less. After lunch, head to Bilar Manmade Forest, a man-made mahogany forest that stretches 2 kilometers long, so beautiful you'll actually feel like you're in a movie while walking down the road. Finally, the highlight in Bohol and one of the most favorite tourist destinations: the world famous Chocolate Hills, which is made up of 1,268 cone shaped hills that turn brown in the summer, baffling many geologists. Suggested Itinerary: 9:00 am Hotel pick up Blood Compact Site Baclayon Church Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary 12:00 pm Loboc River Cruise Buffet Lunch Bilar Manmade Forest Chocolate Hills Souvenir Shopping 4:00 pm Hotel drop off