2024 BOHOL ITINERARY 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 DAYS

Detailed sample Bohol itineraries for 3 days, 4 days, 5 days, 6 days, and 7 days with budget and travel guide.

Bohol is no longer a secret. It has been a favorite of tourists since time immemorial. But if it isn’t your first time in Bohol, no worries as this massive province packs a punch. From dramatic coastlines to scenic hills and mountain ranges. Exploring Bohol is like unraveling a beehive of adventures and embracing a deeply venerated focal point of ancient culture and history.

If you’re keen on visiting Bohol soon. Here’s a list of sample Bohol Itineraries for 3 days, 4 days, 5 days, 6 days, and 7 days to help you. Take note that these sample Bohol itineraries budget don’t include the flight, accommodation, drinks, souvenirs, guide tips, and other personal expenses.

 BOHOL TRIP ESSENTIALS

• Bohol Countryside Tour: BOOK HERE or RESERVE HERE

• Bohol Private Car Rental (with Driver): BOOK HERE

• Bohol Island Hopping: BOOK HERE or RESERVE HERE

• Bohol Countryside Tour with Mirror of the World: BOOK HERE

• Panglao Island Tour: BOOK HERE

• Bohol Diving: BOOK HERE

Bohol Internet:

• Pocket WIFI: RENT HERE

• E-Sim Philippines: BUY HERE

BOHOL ITINERARY 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS

Here’s a sample Bohol itinerary for 3 days 2 nights. It includes a visit to Bohol’s top tourist attractions. Perfect for first timers to Bohol.

BOHOL ITINERARY 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS

If you’re into free diving, this 4-day 3-night Bohol itinerary is ideal for you. If you’re not keen on diving, you can replace Day 1 with another sample Day 1 itinerary listed below.

BOHOL ITINERARY 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS

This 5-day 4-night Bohol itinerary includes a trip to Panglao, Tagbilaran, Anda, and Candijay. As mentioned above, the sample expenses don’t include the accommodation, drinks, tips, and other personal expenses.

BOHOL ITINERARY 6 DAYS 5 NIGHTS

If you have more days to spend in Bohol and you wanted to explore places outside Tagbilaran and Panglao, this Bohol itinerary for 6 days and 5 nights is ideal for you.

BOHOL ITINERARY 7 DAYS 6 NIGHTS

If you have a week to spend in Bohol, you might want to consider this Bohol itinerary for 7 days and 6 nights. Again, flight, accommodation, drinks, tips, souvenirs, and other personal expenses aren’t included in the sample expenses.

BEST TIME TO VISIT BOHOL

Best time for me to visit Bohol is around January to March before the peak season. The weather is quite okay during these months, not too hot, and lesser crowd compared if you travel during April to May, which is the summer season in the Philippines.

WHERE TO STAY IN BOHOL:

New hotels and resorts are springing up like mushrooms in Bohol. Here’s some of the recommended places to stay in Bohol by previous guests.

BUDGET HOTELS

• 717 CESAR PLACE HOTEL
• Location: Tagbilaran
• BOOK HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

• TRAVEL BEE SEASIDE INN
• Location:  Tagbilaran
• BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE

• BELIAN HOTEL
• Location:  Tagbilaran
• BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE

MIDRANGE HOTELS

• Henann Bohol
• Location: Alona Beach, Panglao, Bohol
• BOOK HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

• Mithi Resort and Spa
• Location: Dauis, Panglao
• BOOK HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

LUXURY HOTELS

• Donatela Resort and Sanctuary
• Location: Tawala, Panglao, Bohol
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE

• Amorita Resort
• Location: Alona Beach, Panglao, Bohol
• BOOK HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

HOW TO GET TO BOHOL

There are several ways to get to Bohol.

 Manila to Bohol – From Manila, there are several airlines flying to Bohol such as Cebu Pacific, Airasia, and Philippine Airlines.

Cebu City to Bohol – From Cebu City, there are fastcraft to Bohol (2 hours) and ferry (4 hours). You can check the Cebu-Bohol-Cebu fastcraft and ferry schedule through the link below.

• Cebu-Bohol-Cebu Ferry Ticket: BOOK HERE

 Siquijor to Bohol – From Siquijor, you can get to Bohol by ferry. There are 2-3 departures per day. Travel time is roughly 2 hours.

Camiguin – From Camiguin, there’s a ferry to Bohol with 1-2 departures per day. Transit time is approximately 4 hours.

• Bohol to Camiguin Ferry Ticket: RESERVE HERE

ALSO READ: CEBU-BOHOL-CEBU FERRY SCHEDULE AND FARE

BOHOL AIPORT TO ALONA BEACH AND PANGLAO 

If you’re coming from Bohol International Airport and you need to get to your resort in Alona Beach or Panglao.  Get outside the airport gate and hail a tricycle to your resort. There are usually tricycles waiting for passengers outside. Fare is around ₱200 ($3.61), good for 3-4 pax. Travel time is roughly 10 minutes to Alona Beach or Brgy. Tawala. If you are alone or a party of 2 only, if  want to save you can talk to other passengers and share the cost.

If you have heavy luggages, or you’re traveling with kids or seniors and you just want a hassle-free Bohol Airport transfer to your hotel, you can book a private airport transfer below.  Many luxury and midrange hotels in Bohol also include an aiport pick-up on their package.

KLOOK BOHOL AIRPORT TRANSFER: BOOK HERE

GETTING AROUND BOHOL

 I already discussed this above. There are 5 ways you can get around Bohol.

• By bus and jeepney – Buses and jeepney in Bohol are unreliable. They will eat up your time. But if you want to save money, this is the way to go.
• By tricycle – Tricycle is pretty expensive in Bohol, a short ride will cost you ₱100 ($1.80) to ₱200 ($3.61).
• By car rental – I’d recommend this if you’re a group of 3-4 persons, you can save more than joining a group tour that charges per person.
• By scooter rental – You can rent a motorbike or scooter in Panglao or Tagbilaran starting at  ₱300 ($5.41) per day. Gas not included.
• By group tour or private tour – If you’re a solo traveler or a party of 2, this is a good option, especially if it’s your first time in Bohol since you’ll be able to visit the top tourist spots in a day.

WHERE TO EAT IN BOHOL

 I don’t usually plan ahead where to eat when I travel. I dine wherever is nearby when I’m hungry or wherever my feet take me. LOL But if you’re a foodie, here are some restaurants that I’ve personally tried. I’m easy to please when it comes to food though, my palate is only picky when it comes to Japanese food.

• Paprika Restaurant – Latest restaurant I tried in Bohol is Paprika Restaurant at Donatela Resort, you might want to add this on your Bohol itinerary. They have okay food, lots of choices. I especially love their fish ala plancha, salmon pappilotte, and truffle pasta. I like their complimentary breakfast too, especially the egg with hints of bacon. You can dine at al fresco at Paprika Restaurant and enjoy the view of the endless sea.

Here’s the Paprika Restaurant Menu for the main course. For a full list of other food and prices at Donatela Resort, click that menu below and it’ll redirect you to my Flickr account. I uploaded the breakfast, drinks, and snacks menu there just swipe right.

• Henann Alona Beach Restaurant – For Henann Resort in Alona Beach, they have dinner buffet for ₱898 ($16.20)  every Friday to Sunday, and ₱798 ($14.39) every Monday to Thursday. Unlimited drinks is ₱250 ($451).

• Saffron – This is the restaurant inside Amorita Resort. I tried it years ago.
• Giuseppe Pizzeria and Sicilian Roast
• Bohol Bee Farm Restaurant

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