Abraham Tours Philippines · Abraham Bohol, Panglao
A long, full day from Panglao with a tour coordinator: a traditional salt-making stop, the Chocolate Hills, the mahogany forest, the tarsiers, stand-up paddleboarding on the Loboc River and Baclayon Church at the end. Pick it for the paddle and the entrance fees: both are in the price.
The day starts at 8:00 AM from Abraham Bohol in Panglao by coaster or van, and the first stop is one most tours skip: Asin Tibuok, the traditional salt of Alburquerque, made by boiling seawater filtered through coconut-husk ash in clay pots. In October 2025 the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines announced its registration as a geographical indication. From there you head to the Chocolate Hills for about two hours of views, drive through the Bilar man-made forest and visit a tarsier sanctuary around noon.
The afternoon belongs to the river. From about 1:00 PM you have free time on the Loboc River with a stand-up paddleboard (kayaks are offered too), and lunch at a restaurant by the water. Around 4:00 PM comes a stop at Baclayon Church, a National Cultural Treasure, and you are back in Panglao at about 5:30 PM, per the listing's estimated times. A tour coordinator stays with the group; standard groups take up to 25, and a private option for up to 20 is available.
Entrance fees to all sites and the paddleboarding are included, which makes this one of the easiest days to budget. You pay for lunch, drinks and a towel. Bring swimwear, a change of clothes, a waterproof bag and a passport (a copy is fine), as the listing suggests. It is not suitable for people with mobility impairments. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start, and you can reserve now and pay later.
Leave from Abraham Bohol in Panglao by coaster or van, with your tour coordinator.
See how the traditional salt is made from seawater, coconut-husk ash and clay pots.
About two hours at the viewpoint, with time for the steps and photos.
A drive through the Bilar man-made forest, then a tarsier sanctuary at noon.
Free time on the river with a stand-up paddleboard or a kayak, and lunch by the water (paid separately).
A short stop at the old stone church, then back to Panglao at about 5:30 PM.
★★★★★Tour was really good and really enjoyed my day. they bring you to the tasier sanctuary where you can see they really care about the animals wellbeing and it's not full of tourists. Stand up paddle board was really fun too and chocolate hills are just amazing! I would highly recommend it!
★★★★★it was so exciting! a rich program around the island for 8 hours. the guide was great, told about everything and with humor. and the SUP riding is ideal for a hot day. Absolutely, recommend!
★★★★★Very nice trip. Hit all the destinations in one day. Tour guide, Jessica, was knowledgeable and friendly. Van was comfortable with nice cushion seats and AC.
★★★★★Very good activity, very complete with the visit of the church of the tarsiers natural park and even how to make salt with sea water and coconut. Very interesting and adorable and funny guide.
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Yes. The listing includes entrance fees to all sites, the transport, a tour coordinator and stand-up paddleboarding. Lunch, drinks and a towel are extra.
No experience is mentioned in the listing, and kayaks are offered too. Bring swimwear and a change of clothes, as the listing suggests.
At Abraham Bohol in Panglao, departing at 8:00 AM. You are back at about 5:30 PM, per the listing's estimated times.
Yes. There is a private option for your group of up to 20; standard groups take up to 25.
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The full loop with entrance fees included and a paddleboard on the Loboc River.
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