In 2013, Joef and I spent our honeymoon in Bohol (particularly, in Dumaluan Beach Resort). Bohol, indeed, is such a beautiful place. We spent about 4 days and 3 nights there.
Dumaluan Beach Resort is ok. Their rate was within our budget. They had a live band every night during our stay. The singer and the band was good. Their food is also yummy. The place is clean and their staff were friendly. Their CR is clean! 🙂
It was my first time to go to Bohol and that’s one for the books. They do have a rich culture and the places in Bohol are worth going to.
I finally saw a real Tarsier. Yep, they’re tiny and sleepy.
I enjoyed eating along Loboc River . That’s riding a boat with a lunch buffet. Sorry, I wasn’t able to take our own picture, I was busy eating. Hahaha.( Loboc River picture taken from primer.com.ph )
I’ve seen their man-made forest. If I had a hammock, it’s probably nice to take a nap there.
We spent an afternoon inside a Butterfly Sanctuary.
Was lucky enough to get a “postcard” material photo of the famous Chocolate Hills.
I’m really glad we were able to see it before the earthquake happened.
Also, the Baclayon Church before it was ruined.
And my favorite part of Bohol…
Tips when in Bohol:
- Prepare small bills (for tips, fare, cheap yummy food). I could say that during our stay, it’s cheap to travel in Bohol.
- Bring a ducky or a water proof bag for your gadgets. A lot of water activities you can do in Bohol. For a person, like me, who is not a water baby… I enjoyed Bohol water activities.
- Always bring a drinking water. You’ll need it to beat the sun.
- Bring a good pair of swimsuit and goggles.
- Put on sun block, your favorite sun hat or bring an umbrella.
- Have fun! Bohol is such a beautiful place. 🙂
In short, our honeymoon was well spent in Bohol. A lot of things to do, friendly Boholanos, picture perfect photos can be taken too.
I hope to be back in Bohol soon and hopefully, with Lexi. 🙂
Raising Lexi 