Bohol
Philippines
About Bohol
Bohol pairs a one-of-a-kind geological phenomenon — over 1,200 grass-covered limestone mounds known as the Chocolate Hills, which turn brown in the dry season — with a wildlife encounter found almost nowhere else: the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest primates in the world, protected in a dedicated sanctuary. Panglao Island's beaches and a Loboc River cruise round out a well-paced stay.