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| replica of a Tarsier |
Got this cutey doll-like keychain of a Tarsier from our tour's first stop - Bohol Bee Farm - where we also had our green-living lunch. Here are some photos that highlights our journey around the spots on the island of Bohol.
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| the bees of Bohol Bee Farm; they serve freshly-picked meals from their farm wherein veggie-lovers would truly appreciate |
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| the pool area of Alona Land; we had our first two nights here the reservation inquiry was fast and easy plus very affordable: price of a room for a whole house |
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| the famous Chocolate Hills |
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| Butterfly Farm where you could get an up-close encounter with friendly butterflies |
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| man-made forest: you barely see the sky when you are here |
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| Loboc River Floating Restaurant Cruise you gotta try this though it's kinda pricey; the food weren't that great and is not over-flowing though it's a buffet type |
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| Tarsier: you may see them along the road inside normal people's place |
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| Baclayon Church's bell tower |
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| Alona Beach |
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| ckear waters along the beach |
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| dolphin watching early in the morning; we did this along our way to Balicasag Island snorkeling site |
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| quick stop over the Virgin Island |
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| Bohol Beach Club's renowned beach huts spent our last night here |
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| just one of the Bohol Beach Club's pool area and cottages |
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