Last April 2009, we decided to visit Bohol, it's an island province of the Philippines located in Central Visayas region, known for it's white sand beaches and the famous tourist attraction -- the Chocolate Hills.With my good bargaining chips in my hand we've visited this place without spending that much. A night before we left, we gathered some information through the internet about the ferry fares, Car rental for the tour and places to visit etc. We found our first bargain of the day, which was the ferry ride. Usually you have to pay for the ferry each time you ride but not in our case we only paid P500 instead of the regular one way fare which is P800, luckily they have this libre balik promo which means return ticket is free. After a good night sleep, we went to Cebu port around 5:30am and arrived at Tagbilaran Bohol 2 hours after. At the Tagbilaran port, we were greeted by tour package operators and the price range from P2,000 to P3,000 not just one but lot's of them..We easily avoided them by telling we were locals so they easily left us alone. I found him on the internet and the night before going there we contacted him and again for the price of P1,400.
Highlights of the Tour
Chocolate Hills Bohol
They are called Chocolate Hills because they are like Chocolate kisses but not on these picture since it's covered with vegetation it's green.
Loboc Floating Restaurant
Cute and adorable Tarsier
23 feet 300kg python named Prony
Baclayon Church one of the oldest church in the Philippines.
This Sikatuna-Legaspi blood compact is considered as the First Treaty of Friendship between two different races, religions, cultures and civilizations. It was a treaty of friendship based on respect and equality. This event is commonly known as “Sandugo”.
At the Tagbilaran port
I want that Tarsier!! :)
ReplyDelete@ellen - hahahaha go go go mommy! magbohol escapde ikaw.. sama mo mga prinsesa mo =)
ReplyDeletei wanted to know the cheapest tour package of bohol...thanks!
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