Bohol offers numerous ways to fill every thrill-seeker's passion for adventure: diversions that take the daring under and above water, below and on high ground, or both.
Pedal 'round our purply yam-shaped island on your trusty mountain bike. Plunge deep into the waters of Panglao Island and the nearby islands which are home to some of the world's most diverse marine life, as surveyed by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature.
Balicasag, a small island southwest of Panglao, and Cabilao Island of Loon town offer the avid diver and underwater photographer stunning otherwordly vistas of amazing coral canyons, ridges, and overhangs, crevices, and a myriad of sea creatures.. The forests and mountains of Bohol are likewise fit for the most exciting adventure forays. Scale the mountains of Anda, the seat of Bohol's early civilization.
Explore the caves of Sierra Bullones, whose cavernous vaults are bejeweled with the most dazzling stalagmite and stalactite formations shaped by nature's masterful hand. Rappel down a waterfall in Antequera. Paddle through a vast nipa grove in the Abatan River. Immerse in Danao's eco-adventure tourism attractions that include white-water tubing, trail hiking, river trekking, kayaking, rapelling, and tyrolean traversing.
Bohol's great outdoors burst with adventure that will surely delight.
ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES TO EXPERIENCE
Diving in Balicasag
Descend into the rich waters surrounding the tiny island of Balicasag, southwest off Panglao town in Panglao Island, and explore one of the country's most popular dive sites.
How to get there: Balicasag island can be reached via a 35-minute boat ride from Poblacion, Panglao.
Eco-Adventure in Danao
Experience eco-adventure tourism in the interior town of Danao where thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike can go caving, rappelling, trekking, biking, swimming, and kayaking.
How to get there: About 98kms from the city, Danao is accessible via public utility jeepneys, taxi, motorcycle, or rented vans
Extreme sports in Antequera
Feel the rush of extreme sports in the rivers, caves, and peaks of Antequera organized by the Bohol Extreme, a local group of extreme sports enthusiasts
How to get there: About 18.5 kms from the city, Antequera is accessible via public utility jeepneys, taxi, motorcycle, or rented van
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hello!!!this spot is so nice!!!
Your blog is giving the best information but i think It is usually assumed that this group will be a collection of people visiting from outside the city, but that is not necessarily the case: One can just as easily collect that group from within the city for a special event, such as a wandering party.
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