Set out before dawn from Tagbilaran to reach Alicia’s rolling cogon hills, the tall Can-Umantad Falls and irrigated rice terraces, finishing on the long white sands of Anda Beach. This full-day tour mixes short, steep hikes with cultural and geological highlights across eastern Bohol.
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Before dawn the jeep rumbles east from Tagbilaran, headlights carving a path through humid Bohol night. By first light the Binabaje Hills unfold — a sea of cogon grass rising to about 400 meters — and the lookout at Alicia Panoramic Park opens a wide, unguarded view over undulating slopes and distant shoreline.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
10–12 hours
Fitness Level
Requires good cardiovascular fitness and stamina for uphill walks, uneven terrain, and a full day of activity.
Wildlife
History
The area’s rice terraces and irrigation practices reflect centuries of smallholder agriculture; local communities have long relied on the Cadapdapan River for both farming and domestic use.
Conservation
These sites are sensitive to litter, erosion and water pollution; limit single-use plastics, stay on trails, and support local entrance fees that fund maintenance.
Reserve your spot on the Bohol Alicia Panoramic Park today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Start Early
Departure is often before sunrise to make the most of cooler conditions and daylight for the long drive and multiple stops.
Hydrate & Snack
Carry at least 1.5–2L water and high-energy snacks—there’s limited access to supplies between Tagbilaran and Alicia.
Sturdy Footwear
Wear grippy hiking shoes—trails to viewpoints and the falls include uneven rock, wet surfaces and grassy slopes.
Respect Local Farming
Stay on marked paths near rice terraces and avoid stepping on irrigated plots; these fields are working farms.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Provide traction on wet rocks, grass and uneven trail sections near viewpoints and falls.
Hydration pack or water bottles
Keeps you hydrated throughout a long day with limited refill points.
Light rain shell
Quick showers are common; a packable shell keeps you dry and warm on ridge viewpoints.
summer
Dry bag or quick-dry towel
Useful for protecting electronics and drying off after visiting the plunge pool at Can-Umantad Falls.