Ecotourism
One of the should-not-be-missed destinations in Bohol is the Loboc River Cruise, where the famed floating restaurants can be found. The cruise starts from a point close to the Loboc Church, and from there, it is an hour or so boat ride upstream that ends near a small waterfalls locally known as “Busay Falls.”
Boats docked and ready for new passengers
After riding the waves in Siargao Island, which is known for its world-famous surfing wave called “Cloud 9,” enjoy the peace and tranquility of the lagoon at Bukas Grande Island, the home of thousands, probably millions, of jellyfishes.
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The Bohol provincial council has finally taken action to protect its most priced attraction, the tarsiers, through an ordinance that allows the viewing of these unique creatures only at the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol.
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