🇵🇭 Philippines | 3-Day Bohol Island Travel Guide

#springitinerary Aside from the arrival and departure days, our actual time exploring Bohol Island was 3 days. I had trouble finding a clear guide while planning, so I’ve written this to help others who might feel just as confused. Hope it helps! 😊 Since we were rushing the day before with the flight, our first day was more relaxed, mostly spent wandering the island's beaches. The beaches are all connected, so if you follow the order I’ve listed, it will be easy to explore: White Beach A more natural, secluded beach that I really loved. It has that unique Southeast Asian vibe — almost like a wild beach! Not a lot of people manage it, but that’s not a problem because the water is very clean. There are benches, tables, and shops along the shore, so you can sit and enjoy the breeze. It’s quiet, and I really enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere. Dumaluan Beach A little more lively compared to White Beach. There are more guesthouses, hotels, and restaurants by the shore. The beach is well-maintained, and the number of visitors is higher, but still a nice vibe. BBC Beach A larger, 5-star hotel beach with high ratings. If your budget allows, this is a great place to stay. The beach and water quality are fantastic, and there are plenty of palm trees, giving it that tropical resort feel. It’s definitely more refined and upscale compared to the previous beaches. Alone Beach I personally prefer quieter places, and this beach was a bit too crowded for my liking. It’s close to the commercial street of the island, so there’s more pollution and the water quality isn’t as great. You’ll also find many Korean visitors, and there are plenty of Korean restaurants on the shore. #thingstodo