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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.
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.
challenging.
10–12 hours.
Requires good cardiovascular fitness and stamina for uphill walks, uneven terrain, and a full day of activity.
The full-day tour runs about 10–12 hours from early morning (commonly around 3:30 AM departure from Tagbilaran) to evening, accounting for travel and multiple stops.
Admission is required at some sites like Can-Umantad Falls; the tour listing notes that fees and taxes are included, but carry small cash for local guide or conservation contributions.
The tour involves steep and uneven trails; it’s not recommended for those with spinal or cardiovascular issues, pregnant travelers, or very young children without strong mobility.
Yes—Can-Umantad has plunge pools and Anda Beach offers swimming, but water conditions vary; follow local safety guidance and avoid swimming after heavy rain due to stronger currents.
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.
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.
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