Bohol Eco Tour

This full-day eco tour showcases Bohol's natural treasures, from one of the world's strangest landscapes to its tiniest primate. The journey starts among the rolling green-and-brown mounds of the Chocolate Hills, more than a thousand symmetrical hills that turn cocoa-brown in the dry season, with a climb to the Carmen viewing deck for the panorama that made Bohol famous.

A gentle highlight is the Tarsier Sanctuary, a conservation area protecting the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest primates on earth, where you can observe these wide-eyed nocturnal creatures clinging to branches in their natural forest habitat. The route also passes through the magical Bilar Man-Made Forest, a dense corridor of towering mahogany trees planted decades ago that arches over the road like a green tunnel.

Focused on nature and conservation, the day weaves between Bohol's lush interior, protected wildlife, and reforestation success stories, with comfortable transport between each stop. It is the ideal introduction to the island's ecology for nature lovers and families alike.