Enjoy a quiet walk along the almost 1-kilometer white sand shores of Alona Beach or take a dip in its clear, blue waters. The beach, which is bounded by rocky cliffs and a selection of resorts and amenities, was nicknamed after Filipino actress Alona Alegre, who starred in the 1973 film “Esteban” - partly shot in Alona Beach.

Cabilao Island is home to the only natural lake in the Bohol province: Cabilao Island Lake, or also known as Lake Danao or Lake Danao. It also has white sandy beaches, thrilling dive spots.

The cruise takes visitors through the Abatan River, which hosts a wide range of wildlife such as the rarest mangrove in the Philippines and a large swarms of fireflies which tourists can see during nightfall aboard a kayak or traditional bandong boat.

Vita Isola is a leisure farm with a wide selection of island ecotourism activities. It has an organic farm, aqua farm, swimming pool overlooking the sea, and watersports activities. It also offers tours through enchanting mangrove forests.

SUP Tours Philippines is a a stand-up paddleboard company that specializes in island tours and SUP holidays around the Philippines. It is the first SUP school in the country with local guides and instructors trained by the Academy of Surfing Instructors (ASI). It also offers SUP yoga retreats.

Pahangog's twin falls and natural lagoon make for a scenic swimming spot surrounded by greenery. It also features two caverns with faschinating geological formations inside.

Panglao Island is one of Bohol's prized tourist attractions. It is a popular tourist destination which includes several small islands, such as Gak-ang, Pontod, and Balicasag. It is close to Pamalican island.

The sanctuary is home to the smallest primate in the world: The Philippine Tarsier. The curious-looking nocturnal creatures are taken care of by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation, which allows tourists to see the tree-dwelling primates in their natural habitat while learning more about them.

The protected landscape contains Bohol's largest intact forest. It consists of forested limestone hills, grasslands, and natural springs - a good habitat for birds, hence attracting birdwatchers and nature lovers. It was named after the Bohol chieftain who entered into a blood-compact with Spanish conquistador Miguel López de Legazpi in 1565.

Antequera Public Market is a Sunday market with native items for sale. It is particularly known for its selection of woven basket products.