Panglao Tour
Explore the sights of Panglao Island.
Bohol Panglao Tour
- See beautiful stalactites and stalagmites at the mysterious Hinagdanan Cave.
- Visit Dauis Cathedral, one of the oldest churches in the Philippines.
- See rare shells found only in the Philippines in the Shell Museum.
- Visit the Bohol Bee Farm to see locally made jewelry and delicious organic food.
- Panglao Tour
- Reasonably priced optional tours
- Private Tour
- Local Driver/Guide
- Explore the sights of Panglao Island.
- All entrance fees included
- Minimum 2 PAX
Destination Details
- Bohol's attractive land tours
- Guide to popular spots on Panglao Island.
- See one of Bohol's oldest churches and go caving at Hinagdanan Caves.
- All entrance fees, taxes, fuel and service charges are included.
- Included & Excluded
- Vehicle (including fuel cost)
- Entrance fee
- Drinks (mineral water, soda, beer, ice box)
- Free pick up & drop off
- Personal travel expenses
- Various etiquette tips
- Optional: GoPro rental service
- Lunch (Bohol Bee Farm - Meal cost is not included)
- Itenerary
Departure from the resort
It is famous for its Spanish architecture, a mixture of Byzantine and Romanesque architecture. It is considered the most beautiful church in Bohol. The ceiling contains frescoes painted by Ray Francia in 1916 and is said to be where the patron saint, the Virgin Mary, showed her divine powers.
Hinagdanan Cave is a stalactite cave, and although it is not a deep and wide cave, it is full of mysterious stalactites and stalagmites.
Bohol Bee Farm is a nature-friendly resort located in the alpine area where you can see Panglao Island at a glance. Although it is called a resort, it is actually a beekeeping business on an expansive 4.5-hectare garden and farm. In addition, the restaurant is famous for its organic food grown on a spacious farm.
Enjoy lunch at the restaurant at the Bohol Bee Farm. Meals are charged separately.
This is a 19th-century building that has recently been re-evaluated for its beautiful architectural structure. Along with the bell tower at the top of the building, it is said that the mural depicting the Catholic ceremonies called the Seven Sacraments on the ceiling of the building is famous.
Located next to the Panglao Cathedral, the Panglao Watchtower is a five-story watchtower built in 1851. Known for being the tallest watchtower in the Philippines, it is also famous for its unusual hexagonal structure. It has been known as a tourist attraction for many years, but due to negligence and the great earthquake in 2013, it is currently forbidden to enter the building, and bamboo structures are installed in all directions to protect the building.
The museum about shellfish is said to be one of the largest in the world. This museum exhibits a variety of shells, from shellfish that live in the deep sea where light does not reach, to the smallest shellfish in the world.
Shop, dine and relax in Bohol’s first shopping mall built across the longest beach on Panglao Island.
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- Terms and Conditions
※ Down payment rule
In order to confirm the reservation, a payment of 1,000 Php per person is required on the day of the reservation.
※ Cancellation fee rules
Please understand that this product is a product with pre-paid vehicle or ship (bangka) fees.
Changes and full refund if notified 7 days prior to the start of the tour
Non-refundable travel fee up to 3 days prior to the start of the tour
Cancellations on holidays or outside business hours are not accepted.
(Cancellation is not possible on holidays, Saturdays and Sundays. You must contact the reservation manager.)
If you are more than 30 minutes late to the meet up location without prior notice, it will be considered a cancellation and no refund will be given.
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