Your Bohol Island journey won't be complete without visiting its spectacular marvels. Bohol Island is the home to the famous Chocolate Hills, the smallest primate in the Philippines (Tarsiers), some of the most magnificent beaches, and much more.

After leaving Panglao Island, you'll visit a boutique salt-making workshop that has been making salt in a traditional manner unique to Bohol for generations and learn about local livelihoods and traditions.

You'll then continue to the Chocolate Hills before it gets packed with tourists for the best available view of the 1,776 almost identical hills.

After visiting the Chocolate Hills, you'll drive to the famous Tarsier Conservation Area through Bihar's Manmade Forest. You'll then have a lunch break and a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) activity on the Loboc River.

Finally, just before sunset, enjoy a quick stop at Baclayon Church, one of the oldest churches in the Philippines, made out of coral stones and egg whites, before heading back to Panglao.