What is included in the package?

The sample itinerary lists transfers, meet-and-greet, hotel check-ins, and guided island tours; confirm final inclusions at booking as some items like entrance fees may be extra.

How do I travel between islands?

This package uses a combination of short flights (via Panglao/Tagbilaran, Lio, and Caticlan) and boat transfers; allow time for layovers noted in the itinerary.

Are entrance fees and private island costs included?

Some private islands charge modest entrance fees (e.g., Crystal Cove, Magic Island); those are typically not prepaid and are the guest’s responsibility.

What is the cancellation policy?

According to the listing, the package is non-rebookable and non-refundable; cancellations may incur fees depending on timing—confirm exact terms when you book.

Is the tour suitable for children or seniors?

Group size and activity pace vary; minimum or maximum ages are not listed—contact the operator to discuss mobility needs and age-appropriate arrangements.

When is hotel check-in?

Standard hotel check-in time on the itinerary is 3:00 PM; pickup and drop-off are included but final logistics are provided after booking confirmation.

Island Circuit: Bohol, El Nido & Boracay — 8-Day Philippines Package

Bohol - El Nido - Boracay Package Tour is an 8-day, 7-night island circuit across the central Philippines that pairs Bohol’s countryside with Palawan’s lagoons and Boracay’s famed white-sand beaches. The trip begins in Bohol (Panglao/Tagbilaran region), moves to El Nido on Palawan’s northern coast, and finishes on Boracay island off Aklan province. You land at Panglao Airport and are met for transfers that thread together cultural sites and coastal landscapes. In Bohol the itinerary highlights the Chocolate Hills, a set of rounded limestone mounds sculpted by karst processes, and the Loboc River cruise that follows a shaded riparian corridor. Wildlife encounters include the tiny Philippine tarsier at a protected sanctuary and vibrant butterfly and bee farms; the tour also stops at Baclayon Church, one of the Philippines’ oldest stone churches built during the Spanish colonial era. These inland scenes are a study in contrasts—karst formations, secondary rainforest, and rural rice paddies. El Nido introduces a different geological language: steep limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, and coral-fringed islets. Tour A and C visits cover Big Lagoon, Secret Lagoon, Hidden Beach, and Helicopter Island, where swimtime and snorkel sessions reveal healthy reef gardens and schooling fish. Guides typically ferry guests by bancas—outrigger boats—through narrow passages, offering close-up views of cave mouths and shrine ruins like Matinloc. Boracay closes the loop with private island hopping, snorkeling at Coral Garden and Crocodile Island, and long afternoons on powder-soft White Beach at Hennan Crystal Sands Resort. Expect short transfers via Tagbilaran, Lio, and Caticlan airports; inter-island flights and boat legs are part of the logistics, so plan layovers accordingly. What makes this package stand out is the balance of curated transport, local guides, and varied terrain—karst countryside, lagoon mazes, and classic sandbars—delivered in a single itinerary. Small-group pricing tiers accommodate different party sizes, and the sample schedule is customizable for private groups. Practical notes: hotel check-in is typically 3:00 PM, some private islands charge modest entrance fees, and the package is sold as non-rebookable and non-refundable under standard terms. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a basic snorkel kit, and a sense of flexibility for weather-dependent boat transfers. For travelers who want a concentrated sample of the Philippines’ coastal diversity—wildlife-rich forests, glassy lagoons, and sugar-fine sand—this route stitches three iconic destinations into one compact, well-paced escape. Local operators emphasize sustainable choices: many guides use reusable water containers, reef-safe practices are requested at snorkeling sites, and community-run sanctuaries support tarsier welfare and reef conservation. Travelers can request customizable days—swap a Loboc river cruise for a countryside bike ride or extend nights in El Nido for a kayak and cave exploration. This package is ideal for first-time Philippines visitors who want varied ecosystems without juggling bookings. Pack light, be curious.

Island Circuit: Bohol, El Nido & Boracay — 8-Day Philippines Package

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