Island Hop Your Way Around The Philippines
Pack your swimmers, The Philippines is calling.
There are over 2000 inhabited islands that make up The Philippines and whilst most people have heard of Boracay, there's a lot more to discover. You could spend years holidaying in this one destination but if you're looking for somewhere picturesque to start, add Cebu and Bohol Island to your list.
A guided canyoneering experience to discover the natural beauty of Kawasan Falls. You'll hike, swim and jump off cliffs and waterfalls ranging from 1 meter to 11 meters high. Highland Adventures are safe, fun and excellent guides.
A 3.5 hour drive south from the centre of Cebu is Sumilon Island. The drive is worth it the minute you hit the aqua blue water at sunset. Settle in for a few days here and enjoy the serenity, bush walks around the island, water activities and baby shark feeding in the mornings.
Grace and Cecil from Baron Travel are locals from Cebu and Bohol and can give you an insider's perspective on the best places to visit. To hire a driver and tour guide for a two-day tour in Bohol will cost between $70 – $220 depending on the number of people in your group and the…
For a relaxed, beachside escape Bohol Beach Club is the perfect option guaranteed to present plenty of "Instagrammable" sunsets and cocktails by the pool with palm trees in the background shots.
Bohol Island adventure park. Go zip-lining ($10), root climbing ($12), river kayaking ($8) and more at Danao Adventure Park for a fraction of the price you'd pay in Australia.
A must-visit attraction in Bohol. A Tarsier is quite possibly one of the strangest animals you'll encounter. It's said to be the inspiration behind fictional characters including Yoda and the gremlins. They've got massive eyes, frog-like fingers and are ridiculously cute. They're also endangered but here you can see them in their natural habitat.
If you're looking for a great place for lunch or dinner the Bohol Bee Farm has incredible fresh organic food.