In the heart of the Philippines, the island of Bohol is a tropical paradise of coral reefs, white-sand beaches and rainforest-clad hills. The main attraction is its world-famous Chocolate Hills, a surreal landscape of more than 1,700 cone-shaped hills, but there’s much more to Bohol than that. The island is also home to the tarsiers, the world’s smallest primates, and a variety of endemic bird and animal species. Bohol is a popular destination for scuba diving and snorkelling, with some of the best coral reefs in the Philippines. There are also plenty of eco-tours and adventure activities on offer, from caving and hiking to river rafting and zip-lining.
Average temperatures during the day in Bohol.
