ECO-TREKS

Experience the thrill of venturing towards natural heights and behold the world of green fields and blue waters . . . Discover unfamiliar trails where leaves are brown and crisp under your feet; or just plain camp out and commune with Mother Nature.

MANGROVES

Banacon is one of the islets along the Danajon Bank, the only double barrier reef in the country and rich in marine life.

Go kayaking, canoeing or the simple pleasure of rowing along the bakauan plantation , probably the first and biggest in Asia.

Trek to sitio Pandayan for buri product demonstration tour, loom weaving of raffia, nipa thatches making and other local crafts.



SPELUNKING

Or seek hidden adventures as you discover eerie formations, hidden springs of cool waters, or bats and insects that thrive in the beautifully mysterious caves of Bohol





RAJAH SIKATUNA NATIONAL PARK

Discover life within the Rajah Sikatuna National Park through its flora, fauna, and wild life. It has a land area of 9,023 hectares, covering seven municipalities. The park could offer multi-faceted ecological tours due to its biological diversity.




BILAR MAN-MADE FOREST

 Witness the tingling shaft of sunlight that penetrates through lush canopies of teak and mahogany in the man-made forest of Loboc and Bilar.




DOLPHIN & WHALE-WATCHING

Or just sit and stare in awe at the spinner and spotted dolphins during their early morning frolic.

Nestled in the heart of the Bohol Sea is the island of Pamilacan - home of the different species of dolphins and whales. A fishing village, this island paradise is surrounded by pearly-white sand beaches and crystal clear waters where nature’s bounty and absolute beauty meet.

The name Pamilacan comes from the word “pilak” which is a local term denoted to a large hook implement created and used by the local fisher folks in hunting whale sharks, manta rays and other marine creatures which abound in the area. Already a marine sanctuary, the island is now fast emerging into one of Asia’s finest dolphin and whale watching sites. With the expertise and experience of the one time whale hunters who are now employed as spotters and guides, the visitors will surely experience the thrill of observing different kinds of dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. Get the chance to take your family and friends to a more personal view of our marine bounties. Take this opportunity to keep in touch with nature and relive our spirit for the protection and conservation of our marine life. You can also visit an ancient fort which stands at the northeast side of Pamilacan built 200 years ago during the Spanish Era as fortress against the invasion of Muslim pirates and other enemies of the Spanish colonizers. The long stretch of beaches, the succulent tropical cuisine and the frolicking dolphins and whales will certainly be an experience to remember.