From Manila to the White Beaches of Bohol - 6 Days Package

This 6-day package combines the best of the Philippines, from the vibrance of Manila to the tropical beaches of Bohol. While the specific order of tours will change, each package commences in Manila with the Walk, Eat & Bike: Manila City Tour. Starting at Pasig River Ferry Station, we’ll make our way to Quiapo Market, the largest market in the Philippines buzzing with a variety of vendors selling all types of goods, fruits, vegetables and knick-knacks. Later that morning we’ll continue on a walking tour of Binondo Chinatown—one of, if not the first, Chinatowns in the world. The following day, we’ll hop on a 90-minute flight to Bohol for leisurely time on the glorious beaches of Panglao. On the Countryside Wonders of Bohol Islands tour, we'll visit Baclayon Church, one of the oldest Catholic churches in the Philippines dating back to 1727, and also stop by a traditional salt factory. You’ll then have time to explore Loboc River by boat for a river-side view of the region and the option to SUP on the water. Then it’s onto the Tarsier Conservation Area, a mini jungle on the island dedicated to offering a sanctuary for tarsiers, the second smallest primate in the world resembling a tiny monkey with wide eyes. These endangered animals are scared easily, so we’ll visit the area in silence to not disrupt their habitat. We’ll also visit one of the island’s most iconic spots at Chocolate Hills Viewpoint which frames thousands of cone-shaped mountains sprawling in front of you and beyond —named so for its rich vegetation resembling the color of chocolate during the dry months. The Call It Paradise Pamilacan Island tour starts with a 12.5 km boat ride from Bohol to the island. Enjoy its idyllic white sands and swim on a guided snorkeling tour in crystal clear waters. This is your opportunity to immerse yourself in the water's colorful array of underwater sea life and vibrant coral. Following free time to explore the village and a delicious home-cooked lunch, we’ll head back to Zula Bohol for your last night