Top Things to do in Bohol Province
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Things to do in Bohol Province, Visayas: The Best Islands
Discover the best top things to do in Bohol Province, Philippines including Mundong Sandbar, Pamilacan Island, Pangangan Island, Virgin Island, Mystical Island of Lamanoc, Jao Island, Pandanon Island, Isola di Francesco, Nocnocan Island.
Restaurants in Bohol Province
1. Mundong Sandbar
2. Pamilacan Island
3. Pangangan Island
4. Virgin Island
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,126 reviews
Reviewed By havokmyx - Manila, Philippines
Good thing we skipped that rocky island and proceeded early at much earlier time at this island (sad we didnt see dolphins) and we enjoyed the crystal clear waters and the great white sand bar that we forgot the dolphins... even my son had a great time swimming and playing in the sand!!! Awesome island in the middle of the sea with such beautiful background all around!!!
5. Mystical Island of Lamanoc
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By charlotteemilymorris - United Arab Emirates, null
This really was an unexpected find...a bamboo bridge through the mangroves to a boating area, a short sail across to the mystical island. Our guide was so knowledgeable and entertaining. I loved hearing about the history of all the magical caves.
6. Jao Island
7. Pandanon Island
8. Isola di Francesco
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By 277Anngie - Dumaguete City, Philippines
What is formerly known as the Virgin Island with it's seedy reputation is now converted into a Holy Shrine. An exact opposite of the much crowded and touristy beaches of Panglao. Most of the cost to develop this place was donated so anyone can visit the place for free and enjoy it's facilities like the kayak and the boat shuttle. They even have a canteen where you can take a snack and drink for free also. You just need to give some donation. As little as 5 peso would do but more is much appreciated. The Shrine is planted with life size statues of Jesus and Saints and angels. Most come to pray, relax and meditate. Believers come to offer prayers for healing. Non believers are welcome too and enjoy the kayak or take a dip at the waters. Upon entrance, you will be met by a life size statue of the miraculous Padre Pio. As this is a Shrine, peace and soft talk is very much appreciated. Public display of affection and ogling is frowned upon here.
