I spent four days on the island, basically touring all the usual tourist spots in Bohol. I hired a motorbike, for 400 pesos a day, and racked up the miles zipping around Bohol and Panglao.

Most tourists end up staying in Panglao, thanks to the beautiful beaches, even though they generally say it’s Bohol. The two terms are kind of interchangeable between tourists to the Philippines which can be confusing if you’re planning a trip to Bohol.

There’s not actually that much to do in and around Panglao though, beyond the beaches, which makes it the perfect place to relax, but if you’re looking for some action and adventure you need to know what there is to do on Bohol island.

Top Tourists Spots in Bohol

 ^ Map of top tourist spots in Bohol ^

If you’re looking for some sort of itinerary in Bohol, check out the map above. I’d recommend you do all this over two days, to really enjoy, and then spend your third day in Bohol cruising the beaches of Panglao.