If you love good coffee and looking for vegan options around Panglao Island, check out this newest local-owned Cafe in Dauis – Kahu Kope. Kahu Kope gives off such an island vibe! It is also now the base of the first Vegan-only store in Bohol the Vegan Shack. They have a variety of options to…
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Can-umantad Waterfalls – Bohol Philippines
The province of Bohol, Philippines has a bunch of waterfalls you can explore. One of those is Canumantad Falls in the town of Candijay – Bohol’s highest waterfall. Even as a local, it is far compared to other waterfalls. But it has its charm, and a visit there is always worth it, especially when visiting…
La Casa Di Beatrice – Panglao Bohol
I was looking for a place to have a strategy meeting for my small team and I came across this intimate bed & breakfast in Panglao, Bohol that makes you feel like you are in Europe. Apparently a lot of photographers like to do photoshoots here. And I can understand why. The place is charming…
A Guide to Hiking + Camping at Alicia Panoramic Park, Bohol
If it’s adventure that you’re looking for when in Bohol, hiking in Alicia Panoramic is a must-do!
The Ivywall Resort – Alona, Panglao
it’s conveniently located at Alona Beach but you won’t feel the crowd since it’s on the quieter side…
Bohol DIY Self-drive Tour
I love road trips! And Bohol is such an ideal place to do that… so many places to explore and there is always something for everyone.
Camugao Falls, Balilihan Bohol
When I want to go on a quick “nature” getaway, Camugao Falls in Balilihan town is one of my favorite places to go…
Dumaluan Resort, Panglao
Top 3 things that I think kept Dumaluan Resort one of the first choices not just for locals but also for frequent visitors in Bohol.
Things to do in Jagna, Bohol
Jagna is known for kalamay – Bohol’s most famous delicacy. The town though, is so much more than this sticky sweet snack.
Pahangog Twin Falls, Dimiao Bohol
One of my favorites among the many waterfalls in Bohol is Pahangog Twin Falls in the town of Dimiao. The place used to be very hard to access and when we got there we had the whole place to ourselves!
The Boholana 