Peak Season Holidays:

All tours that will fall on Dec 25, January 1 and Good Friday will have an additional surcharge of Php 1,500 to be added to the total bill.

Note: No Island-Hopping Trip on May 15 & June 24 as this date are holidays in Pamilacan Island.

Child Policy:

1-2-year-old – Free of Charge

3-6-year-old – 50% of the rate of the accompanying adult 7-year-old – Up – Adult rate will apply

8:00 AM to 9:00 AM Pick up at the resort

Buenavista Cambuhat River Paddling – Each guest will have its own paddle boat assisted by the boatman. Guests are

then led to the established oyster farm and a small visitor’s center on the bank of the river.

Lunch by the River – Guest will then be treated to a hearty lunch of oysters and other seafood. During the tour and while dining, the guests were imparted with the intricacies of oyster culture, the management of the river and mangroves.

Community Village Tour – A community interaction and a short trip up to the village follows and the Cambuhat community then show off to the guests their skills in the weaving of raffia using native looms, broom making, the weaving of saguran and mats, the making of nipa thatched, brooms, hats, baskets and many more. The walking tour will be assisted by the local guides of the community.

Loon Church - The Church of Our Lady of Light in Loon, Bohol is the biggest church in Bohol. At the spot of the current church, a chapel was constructed during the term of Fray Manuel de Elizalde in 1753.

Punta Cruz Watch Tower - In Maribojoc, some 14 km west of Tagbilaran City, a curious triangular watch tower oversees the seas South of Bohol. From its windows at the top, you can see Cebu, Siquijor, and Mindanao. The Spanish had it build in 1796 as a look-out post against pirates and Muslim marauders, who at that time were a plague to the people of Bohol.

Remnants of similar triangular towers can be found in a number of other places along the coast of Bohol, such as Panglao, Dauis, Loay, and on Pamilacan island, but this tower is the most intact. The tower of Loay, about 18 km east of Tagbilaran is much eroded by the waves of the sea. The tower on Pamilacan island was built to a slightly different plan.

Today the Punta Cruz watchtower still provides an excellent view. The site now offers a small stall for buying drinks and snacks and makes a good spot for a picnic and a swim -- although you'll have to watch out when you climb on the very sharp rocks

Drop back to the resort.

TOUR INCLUSIONS/SPECIFICATIONS:

1. Allentrancefees 2. Air-conditioned transfers 3. Tour Guide 4. Paddle Boat 5. Family Type Lunch, Tour Depart at 8:00 A.M.).  Rates are quoted per person and in Philippine Peso.

Air-conditioned Transport

Services of an English-speaking Tour Guide Tour Fees

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