Itinerary
- Day 1
Cebu
Landing in Cebu with a welcome meeting scheduled for 6 pm. If you arrive before then, the city has plenty to explore, from the 16th-century Spanish colonial buildings to the Cebu Taoist Temple up on Mt Busay. That observation deck at Tops gives you a really nice perspective of the whole city and surrounding areas, so it's worth the drive up if you have time.
Optional Activities
- Visit 16th-century Spanish colonial landmarks
- Visit Cebu Taoist Temple
- Visit Tops observation deck on Mt Busay
Landmarks Cebu Taoist Temple Tops (Mt Busay Observation Deck) 
- Day 2
Cebu to Bohol
This morning, you'll do a guided tour of Cebu's historic sites including Magellan's Cross, Fort San Pedro, Casa Gorordo Museum, and the Basilica del Santo Nino. After spending a few hours with your guide walking through these places, there's an optional lunch of lechon if you want to try the local roasted pig specialty. Then you'll catch a ferry heading over to Bohol, landing in Tagbilaran and transferring to your riverside lodge on the Loboc River for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
Included Activities
- Cebu - Morning City Tour including Magellan's Cross, Fort San Pedro, Casa Gorordo Museum, Basilica del Santo Nino
Optional Activities
- Optional lunch of lechon (whole roasted pig)
Landmarks Magellan's Cross Fort San Pedro Casa Gorordo Museum Basilica del Santo Nino - Day 3
Bohol
Start with breakfast, then head down to the Loboc River for a yoga session on stand-up paddleboards with jungle all around you. Lunch comes next on the riverbank. A community tour takes you through local life where you'll actually make a nipa roof, try coconut wine, walk the rice paddies, and watch water buffalo. You'll even learn the kuradang dance and crack open a fresh coconut. The rest of your afternoon is yours to kayak or just hang out by the water.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch on the riverbank)
Included Activities
- Bohol - Stand Up Paddleboard Yoga on Loboc River
- Bohol - Loboc River Village Tour including nipa roof making, coconut wine tasting, rice paddies walk, water buffalo spotting, and traditional kuradang dance
Optional Activities
- Kayaking on the river
Landmarks Loboc River - Day 4
Bohol
Get up early and head to Chocolate Hills for sunrise breakfast. Those 1,200 symmetrical mounds create an unusual landscape, and you'll watch them light up while having pastries and sikwate (the local chocolate drink). After that, you'll visit Can-umantad Falls, which is the tallest waterfall on Bohol at 60 meters. Stop by the Cadapdapan Rice Terraces later. Come evening, if you're interested, there's optional firefly spotting on canoes after the sun sets.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Sunrise breakfast at Chocolate Hills with pastries, fruits, and sikwate (Boholano chocolate drink))
Included Activities
- Bohol - Sunrise Breakfast at Chocolate Hills
- Bohol - Can-umantad Falls
- Bohol - Cadapdapan Rice Terraces
Optional Activities
- Firefly spotting on canoes after sunset
Landmarks Chocolate Hills Can-umantad Falls Cadapdapan Rice Terraces - Day 5
Panglao Island
Today you're driving over to Panglao Island, known for its white sand beaches and relaxed vibe. Once you arrive, the rest of the day is free. You can stay on the beach with a good book, find a local restaurant to check out, or just enjoy the calm atmosphere and palm trees.
Landmarks Panglao Island 
- Day 6
Panglao Island
This is a free day on Panglao Island, so you choose how to spend it. There's an optional marine tour to Pamilacan Island where you might spot whales and dolphins, plus snorkeling at a marine sanctuary and seafood lunch. Or if that's not your speed, just find your perfect spot on the beach with a cool drink and relax under the palms.
Optional Activities
- Pamilacan Island - Marine Life Tour including whale and dolphin spotting via outrigger boat, snorkeling in marine sanctuary, island walking tour, and local seafood lunch prepared by the women's association
Landmarks Pamilacan Island - Day 7
Panglao to Siquijor
You'll head back to Bohol first, then take the ferry over to Siquijor, called 'the island of fire' because of the fireflies. The island has scenic waterfalls, caves, nice beaches, and bars scattered around. Your afternoon is open, so you can explore at your own pace and get a feel for the place.
Landmarks Siquijor Island 
- Day 8
Siquijor Island
A full day tour of Siquijor takes you to the St Francis de Assisi Bell Tower, Capilay Spring Park, and the famous Balete Tree (locals say it's home to supernatural beings). You'll also see the San Isidro de Labrador Church and convent from the 1700s. If you're up for it, there's a 300-step hike down to Cambugahey Falls, which has three tiers and is great for swimming. Later, stop by to learn about local shamans and their healing practices, grab lunch at Triad with ocean views, then spend some time at Paliton Beach before heading back.
- Meals
- Lunch (Lunch at Triad with sea views of neighboring islands)
Included Activities
- Siquijor Island - Day Tour including St Francis de Assisi Bell Tower, Capilay Spring Park, Balete Tree, San Isidro de Labrador Church and convent, Cambugahey Falls hike, Triad lunch, and Paliton Beach
Optional Activities
- Visit to local shaman or bolo bolo healers
Landmarks St Francis de Assisi Bell Tower Capilay Spring Park Balete Tree San Isidro de Labrador Church Cambugahey Falls Paliton Beach - Day 9
Siquijor to Cebu
You'll take the ferry back to Cebu today and say goodbye to Siquijor. Your afternoon is free, so you can go back to any spots in Cebu you missed the first day or just rest after the trip. There's an optional group dinner in the evening if you want to celebrate with everyone before things wrap up.
Optional Activities
- Optional final dinner with the group to celebrate
- Day 10
Departure
No activities are scheduled this morning. You're free to head to the airport or check out whenever works for you after you settle your room. If you'd like to stay longer, just contact your booking agent beforehand to arrange an extension.
