Loboc River

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Loboc River
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“The Loboc River is a river in the Bohol province of the Philippines. It is one of the major tourist destinations of Bohol.”
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National GeographicDec 31, 2016

Be inspired by nature in Bohol, Philippines

With abundant wildlife, incredible scenery, and “new normal” protocols, this island-province is nature-made for outdoor discovery.

Paddle through rainforest, river, waterfalls, and wildlife.

9 things in this story
  • Bohol Tarsier Conservation AreaZooObserve tiny creatures sleeping in the trees.
  • Pamilacan IslandSightMarine sanctuary for whales, dolphins, and manta rays.
  • Loboc RiverSightPaddle through rainforest, river, waterfalls, and wildlife.
  • Chocolate HillsAttractionRounded limestone mounds rise from island plains.
  • PanglaoSightGateway for snorkeling and offshore scuba excursions.
  • Elsewhere
  • Cadapdapan Rice TerracesViewpointCandijay, PhilippinesCultural landscapes create mosaic patterns on emerald slopes.
  • Can-Umantad FallsSightCandijay, PhilippinesBohol’s highest cascades tumble 60 feet down rock.
  • Alona BeachSightPanglao, PhilippinesSnorkel off this beach on Panglao island.
  • Bohol Divers ClubPlacePanglao, PhilippinesPADI-certified dive operators customize itineraries.
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