Bohol, an island in the Philippines, is the main island in its province, which is made up of over 75 surrounding islands. Located southeast of Cebu and southwest of Leyte, Bohol is the tenth largest island in the Philippine archipelago.
Bohol is a tropical paradise, boasting untouched natural beauty. Its coastline is dotted with gentle coves and pristine white sand beaches. While it may not be widely recognized by international tourists, it is a popular spot among locals, especially divers and snorkelers. Visitors and residents alike enjoy watching dolphins and whales in the surrounding waters.
Beyond the sea, Bohol offers stunning inland attractions. Don’t miss the Chocolate Hills, a collection of over 1,700 grass-covered mounds that turn chocolate brown during the dry season. The island is also home to other natural wonders, including Boracay, the Banaue Terraces, and Bellarocca Island.