Lovely and well mantained. The tour is really short and the guide put pressure on you to finish it, we did it twice (you can do the same just kindly ask). Would allow people to be a bit more free around the field and spend some time with the lovely tarsier, apart from that lovely experience and glad that people take care of this endemic species

Incredible visit. For 150 php we first saw an explanatory video of 5 min and then we were taken to see some tarsiers with Omai (sorry if misspelled). We saw 3 of them incredibly close. The guide was extremely respectful with the animals and we could see them very well, we are really grateful with him. Impressive!

Cool spot to see Tarsiers up close! There are signs everywhere saying to be quiet and unfortunately not everyone who visited here was observing those rules. Do your best to tell them to be quiet, It's not fair on the Tarsiers

It was a very cool experience. I felt like I was out in the wild, really getting to see tarsiers in their natural habitat. Before the actual walk, they also gave an orientation about the tarsiers. The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is a truly ethical attraction. Every day, tarsier spotters go out to identify where the animals are resting so visitors can later walk to those spots — the organization doesn’t disrupt or move the tarsiers just to put them on display. You’ll see the tarsiers up close, as there are no railings separating you from them. They were absolutely adorable with their big glassy eyes, and most importantly, they looked very healthy — which reassures you that you’re supporting an ethical attraction. I highly recommend visiting here instead of the other popular tarsier site (which I won’t name, just in case this review gets flagged). That other place felt too commercialized and touristy. The tarsiers there seemed stressed, and I even noticed man-made “nests,” which made me wonder if the animals were just placed there for visitors to see. Support this organization please. 🙏🏼

A very unique and cool experience in Bohol. You watch a short 5 minute video about the sanctuary and then take a walk with a guide. He leads you around the enclosure which is also their natural habitat. We got to see 3 Tarsiers up close without disturbing them as they’re nocturnal. The information centre is also a nice space to spend some time and read all about these interesting creatures. You won’t spend a lot of time inside the sanctuary maybe only 10 minutes but it’s enough to see them and for the guide to take some super cool photos.

Got some amazing photos and videos!! Only saw 3 tarsiers, the tour was quite short, but the quality was amazing! The facilities could do with some updating for educational purposes, but not bad at all for 150 pesos❤️❤️I love tarsierss

It was ok , very cheap... We only had 3 tarsiers to observe but they were good ones. The guide was good and very helpful with the photos

Quick stop at Baclayon Church - still amazed me I’m always amazed by the history and cultural importance of Baclayon Church. It’s one of those places that really makes you think how far back our history goes. There’s no big change since the last time I visited and that was 18 years ago! I remember hearing that the bell tower collapsed during the 2013 earthquake, but thankfully it has now been restored. I didn’t get to go inside this time as it was closed, but still happy to stop by even for a few minutes. The church, built in 1727, is one of the oldest in the country and you can really feel that when you’re there. Short visit, but always worth a look if you’re nearby.

Baclayon Church is a beautiful and historic landmark that’s perfect for a quick cultural stop. Its preserved Spanish-era architecture and peaceful atmosphere make it a meaningful place to pause, reflect, and snap a few photos. While it’s not a long-stay destination, it’s definitely worth visiting to appreciate a piece of Bohol’s rich heritage.

We made our usual quick stop at Baclayon Church, known as the oldest church in Bohol. The structure is rich with history and character, and every visit feels like stepping back in time. As someone who loves old and historical places, I’m always amazed by its charm and significance.

I am amazed when i got in on the church. the murals on the ceiling are eye catching and will stop to admire.

It’s old, grand, and full of history — definitely a meaningful visit. But once you’ve lit a candle and taken your pics, that’s about it. Once is enough unless you're into historic churches!

I am very blessed to have an opportunity to visit this church, to pray, praise, give thanks to our Lord God🙏

The church is well preserved, there's a museum here where you can learn more about the church's history. The main door of church is closed if they don't have a mass, and you can only access it through their museum where you need to pay for the ticket. If you have a student id, you can have a discount.

Just the usual old church in the Philippines and its fascinating that they have repaired it almost from its original form. They a museum inside and you need to wear proper clothing for the girls

Ancient churches, exquisite murals,Pious and liberated, God bao you

Nice to visit, neatly arranged artifacts from centuries ago. Entrance fee is P150 pesos

Need to have a look because you are already here. You know that.

I wasn’t expecting Baclayon Church and the Baclayon Art Museum to be this beautiful! The architecture and the atmosphere are truly stunning, and you can really feel the depth of history in every corner. Its historical importance is something that deserves great respect. Definitely a must-visit for anyone exploring Bohol. ⛪✨

The museum is informative about the rich culture of Bohol, particularly Baclayon.

So far still the same the church is closed

We had a nice day with Michelle and Ofelia. They showed us dolphins before going to the island. Snorkeling was really beautiful with corails, fish and turtles. They explained us the island history which was really interesting 🙏

This was the highlight of my Philippines trip! Had the most amazing time riding out to the island, seeing the dolphins swimming with the boat, eating fresh tuna prepared three ways for lunch, and snorkeling in Pamilacan Island.

We spent a perfect day on this private tour. Everything was beyond our expectations, from the dolphin watching to snorkelling with giant turtles and in a respectful/ethical way of the wildlife! The lunch at Mary's cottage was great and had vegetarian meals also. We recommand to take time to walk by the village, eat pastries in front of the school and just enjoy the slow life of the Pamilacan island people. A big thank you to them and the tour guide! Thomas and Tasnim

Pamilacan island is beautiful and is still very untouched by mass tourism, highly recommend!

👍👍if you like solitude is perfect, good spot for fishing... good small beach with typical island village, with very cute small church.

Satisfying view of dolphins. Thats the feeling to see them in their natural habitat 😍. You must book here you will enjoy the service

I don't know if you see dolphin, I didn't but the beach is really amazing.

The Blood Compact Shrine in Tagbilaran is a small but meaningful historical site. It marks the first peace treaty between the Spaniards and Filipinos in 1565. The bronze statue is well-made and overlooks a nice sea view. It’s a quick stop that you can include in your tour if you have extra time. There’s no entrance fee, but there’s not much historical signage and not much else to see. It would also be great if local officials could improve the road leading to the monument.

The sculpture was transferred to a new location near the coast, few meters from the original site. The new location is much spacious with potential to accommodate more historical structures. There is now dedicated parking area, however the road created to access the site is yet to be paved. There are few shops offering quick bites, souvenirs and photography. There are lots to improve, but overall the experience is great.

It's a nice place to take in history or if you just wanna have a relaxing day at the park. I wish there were more stalls to get food though. There was one food truck when we went, but it was closed-not sure if it's permanently closed or not though. It might be cause it was already late in the afternoon when we went and it wasn't open.

This site is easily accessible and holds great historical significance. It appears they are working to develop it into more of a tourist park, with souvenir trucks and displays of statues honoring important figures in the island’s history. Unfortunately, many of the statues are poorly crafted and not well maintained, showing visible signs of decay.

a very small area containing statues and an amphitheater. place needs maintenance as some statues have fell. Just a nice place for a quick tour around.

Just a statue depicting the scene of the Blood compact. The road leading to the area was rocky and not maintained. There must be a good access to the place.

One of the classic tourist curcuit stops. They moved it from the main road to down by the amphitheater. A few flights down to reach it, or take the single lane muddy road. Decent spot for a picnic in the city.

This place was a great stop on our way to the Tarsier Sanctuary. Everything we ordered was so good and flavorful. Great stop especially if you like pork because there’s plenty in the menu. Kuya cooked everything fresh. Shrimp Sinigang, Pancit ala Nik’s, & Mixed Butter Veggies

Came across this cute restaurant and decided to try out their best sellers. I ordered the mango shake and their delicious Fried Native chicken with their house sauce and it was amazing. The staff was also very accommodating and made me feel welcome. Also doesn’t hurt that you get to dine with nature and the amazing view. 10/10 would recommend to anyone wanting to try some classic, homemade Filipino delicacies.

Very good nothing to add Staff cool, food amazing, mango 🤤 After tarsier sanctuary I'll recommend to pass by AMIGO Thanks again

The location and the food compliments each other. They serve great food there. There are also lots of options to choose from. Their pansit was very delicious. We visit this place after exploring the tarsier sanctuary. This restaurant is Highly recommended

Perfect place for a meal after visiting the Tarsier sanctuary! I thought the prices seemed high, but the portions were very generous. My girlfriend and I shared a chicken and vegetable dish and we were stuffed. The ice coffee was very good. The atmosphere was great, the wooden tables, lighting, and jungle scenery was 🤌. We enjoyed watching a cat hunting for bugs in the bushes below. We will definitely come here again!

Beautiful Place to eat, the people are friendly and the Food was delicious!

We ordered: Chicken fingers Kaldereta Pancit bihon, iced tea and avocado shake. The food is good, the service was good too. The atmosphere is good too except that there was a hornet and scared us all cause it kept coming to us then we found out that there wasa hornet house/nest underneath the table. Ps: I know its right there in the nature with all the plants and forest around so its normal to have bees, flies, mosquitoes or even hornets but yeah i just thought id write that down. Nonetheless, it was good food , good staff and ambiance! Worth it naman to eat here! Daghang Salamat po. Mubalik me here :) next time.

Amazing church 😍 Each angle, section, even the doors and windows are expensive and luxurious works of art.

The st joseph cathedral is so beautiful and the outside is clean and the people is nice with everyday choirs

Paris in Tagbilaran was founded in 1595 by Jesuit missionaries. The original church was razed by fire in 1798. The church was reconstructed and enlarged from 1839 to 1855. The convent and the tower were constructed from 1884 to 1888. Due to the 2013 Bohol earthquake, the exterior and interior of the cathedral had undergone major reconstructions. The church was very crowded on Palm Sunday.

Visiting St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral Shrine was a spiritually enriching experience. The cathedral's stunning architecture and serene ambiance create a peaceful space for reflection and prayer. The intricate details of the shrine and the beautiful stained glass windows contribute to its sacred atmosphere. Attending a service here was a truly uplifting moment, with the community's warm welcome adding to the sense of unity. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral Shrine is a place of solace and reverence, making it a must-visit destination in Bohol.

I love to visit the Church when we travel. Its a place to thank God for bringing us to Bohol. Its one of the beautiful and old church I've visited. Some of the photos are taken on the candle lighting area of the church.

this place has a magnificent interior design. the moral on the ceiling is majestic and makes you feel like your in Rome. the place offers a car park for those who has vehicles. although the exterior part of the cathedral may look old but that is what makes the cathedral look authentic.. the candle area is loceted beside the cathedral which also has beautiful statues of Jesus, Mary, Jospeh, etc. right next to the candle area is the rest room which is clean and oderless... overall, i love the place and would plan to visit here if i ever come back to Bohol....

Historically rich and culturally beautiful church, located at the heart of the city and serves as the seat of the Diocese of Tagbilaran. Recent renovations were on going during a visit and looking forward on seeing it when it's done.

Surprisingly well structured museum, fully air-conditioned and even has an elevator. The museum pieces, albeit small in number, are interesting nonetheless. Free admission and friendly/knowledgeable staff. Worth a 30 minute visit!

Since I started travelling, really like to visit museums/provisions that displays anything pervaded the city. One is to know the history though I don't really read all of the artifacts but just seeing them in one depository makes my visit complete. Two is to feel connected and see what are the things to expect aside from just seeing the views. Three is to take some photos for keepsake. It was a great experience. It's just free. A must visit especially for students. Museums are very informative. ALSO, for tourist, if you are planning to buy ASIN-TIBUOK and you want to visit here, they are being sold at the entrance (front desk) and it was sold by SRP as they are direct from the maker.

A Cultural Gem in Bohol This well-maintained museum offers a compelling glimpse into Bohol’s rich history and heritage. One of the highlights is the detailed biography of Carlos P. Garcia, the 8th President of the Philippines and a proud Boholano. His legacy is thoughtfully preserved in this museum. 🌋 Exhibits Worth Exploring Visitors can also learn about the fascinating geological formation of the Chocolate Hills, along with other exhibits that showcase Bohol’s natural wonders, cultural traditions, and historical milestones. The museum provides a well-rounded experience for history buffs, curious travelers, and proud locals alike. 🎟️ Good to Know • Location: Tagbilaran City, Bohol • Entrance Fee: Free of charge • Ideal For: Families, students, solo travelers, and anyone interested in Philippine history and Boholano pride 📌 If you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth a visit—not just for the exhibits, but for the sense of place and identity it celebrates.

A nice place to visit when you are in Tagbilaran City, spacious for its size and is full of artifacts that are related to the province of Bohol. Very clean and the staff are very accommodating, a must-visit if you can go.

The structure of the building is amazing. Packed and filled with informative history and culture of Bohol and friendly staff. Captured the entirety and highlights of Bohol.

Title: A good museum you can spend easily 1h here. Interesting information about Bohol. A part is about the ex President of Philippines that born in Bohol and another part is about an artist, the Island and the churches + No entry fee + Air conditioned + Clean and safe + Near another attraction the Church you can visit both - Difficult to find a parking place - Mostly havy traffic because the Museum is on the main street ************************** Explanation of my votings + Pro - Contra o Only for your information 5 Stars: It was really special, you must try it 4 Stars: It was nice, you should try it 3 Stars: Nothing special, you could try it 2 Stars: Try only if you have no alternative 1 Stars: Bad, don't bother trying ->>> To understand... Why do I give 5 stars so rarely? Out of over 360 ratings, I realised that there are no businesses that are 100% perfect. I rate businesses in relation to an area, such as a city and the surrounding area. Most businesses in an area sell similar products of different qualities, and I rate these products up to a maximum of 4 stars. Therefore, I decided to give 5 stars if a business in this region has a unique selling point. This could be a unique product, an awesome view, or cosy surroundings that set them apart from other businesses in the area. Even if their products are not perfect, I can still give a five-star rating if there is something special about them. ->>>

Worth a visit! The National Museum Bohol is small but packed with information and fascinating artifacts. It made me appreciate just how rich Bohol’s history and culture are.

The service was terrible. We waited almost 2 hours for our food, even though we ordered first. Five other tables got their food before us. When our pizza was finally ready, they gave it to another table by mistake, and we had to wait another hour. We followed up five times, but the staff just kept blaming each other. I really love Buzz Restaurant, but I’ll never come back to this branch.

Although the place could use a bit of updating, it’s still a nice place after lunch service to while your time away. The AC was strong, I was able to charge my phone and no one cared I stayed for an hour and a bit more. I’ve always loved their ice cream choices, sikwate and puto were not to my liking.

The place seem to be very small looking outside the entrance but very cozy and spacious inside. It has many tables that can accommodate different group sizes. The food is great. It is very relaxing and staffs are really doing their job. But because of the goodness of the place, expect a lot of people dining during meal hours. The store is open from 7 am to 9 pm.

The restaurant now has a new look and layout, but it keeps its rustic charms and relaxed ambience. It feels a little less spacious though because the space makes room for a larger open area. The food remains great and it has significantly expanded its menu items. The restaurant also sells ice cream in scoops or in tubs, breads, spreads, and organic home products like lip balms, soaps, shampoo and conditioner. This resto remains to be a favorite among locals and tourists.

Nice food, lovely ambience resembling a farm. You also get a good view of the sea and the ferry terminal from here. Spicy beef pasta tasted better than it looks. Drinks are yummy and reasonably priced too.

The second time around but the first time around taking their precious rice meal. The food itself is unquestionable taste and surprisingly wow. The pork meat is just so tender. Perfectly cooked black rice. Fresh is fresh for lumpia. Lemon Grass for drink. Its even quite quick for the serving time. Everthing is almost perfection. #Highly recommended.

If you are a health concious person, well this place suits for you. They served a lot of healthy options from appetizer, main dish and dessert that claimed to be organic and homemade. It is a well-known for its nature-inspired plating of their food that I found really eye-catching especially those with edible flowers that I've never known. And the best I could describe is their ice cream that is way beyond compare. The fruity and milky texture of the ice cream top on a unique cone of cassava would make you ask for more. Overall, it is no wonder why it is called a Bohol's pride cafeteria...

A great place to buy souvenirs while in Bohol. They sell shirts, delicacies, keychains, bags and many more. It is spacious and you can roam and look around for whatever interests you. They accept cash or card payment. Staff were nice and polite.

Just an ordinary souvenir shop. It has a wide variety of souvenir choices but quite expensive for its price, might because it is more accessible and renowned for some. If you availed for a Bohol Land Tour, it's highly possible your tour guide would bring you here. I believe they have a "share" once they would bring more customers willing to buy.

Big selection of souvenirs, prices are reasonable and discounted if paid by cash Staff were helpful

Large souvenir shop favored by tour guides. Parking for buses and vans. Lots to choose from - food items, clothing, knick-knacks, kitchen magnets, etc. Everything seems to be on the inexpensive side - no jewelry or artwork. Cash, credit cards accepted.

One stop shop for Bohol souvenir items and local delicacies. Got a shirt, a bag, chocolates, yummy peanut cookies and mushroom chips. Salespeople are accommodating and friendly. This is a cash only store.

Complete pasalubong place I guess. It's large with lots of choices. Also accepts GCash which is convenient for some.

Loved this place. Nice people to assist you. Cheap and high quality souvenirs

Great food, great service as well. Their sisig was so crunchy and tasty. Best bicol express in the city as well!! The only downside was the flies around. They need to do something about it. Nonetheless, the food was great and the people there are friendly and accommodating. I would recommend their chicken skin and sisig!

I had dinner here twice. The food was very tasty and got it quickly. Service was friendly however after serving the food they were not attentive at all. It took ages to even make eye contact with someone so that could be improved I think.

We live in Panglao Island and come from China.We drive motorbike for 30 minutes to enjoy our dinner.It’s the best dinner we ever have in Tabilaran and the service is perfect.If you want have some seafood I recommend this restaurant strongly.

The food was delicious, and it’s a great place to experience authentic Filipino cuisine. The staff was also very kind and attentive. I highly recommend it!

Food was good. Seating was all outside and not all had fans. So was very hot.

Great dinner at JOSÉ Tagbilaran! Ordered the Kare Kare which was delicious, though the beef could have been a bit more tender! Also ordered a delicious mango/banana shake which I very much enjoyed (seriously I would come back just for this shake). Atmosphere was pretty, but it was outdoor seating without aircon, so be prepared to swat some flies! The service was friendly! Overall I would come back here if craving Filipino food!

All of the meals they provided is suitable for sharing. My hubby was a big fan of their balbacua. Their chopsuey is loaded with fried pork. We didn't care for the sisig since it was very sweet. We were unable to complete everything, so we requested that the staff to eat / take home our leftovers. I've attached the receipt so you can get a sense of the total bill of the food we ate.