Staying at Loboc Airbnb Traveller’s Inn places you right in the heart of one of the most scenic and cultural areas of Bohol, surrounded by rivers, heritage sites, and lush countryside. Loboc is known for its peaceful atmosphere and its connection to both nature and history, making it a great base for a relaxed but immersive trip.
From your stay, one of the closest highlights is the Loboc River. A river cruise here is a must experience, where you glide along calm waters while enjoying local food and live music. Not far from it is the Loboc Church, one of the oldest churches in the region, known for its historic architecture and serene surroundings.
A short drive takes you to the iconic Chocolate Hills in Carmen. These unique rolling hills turn brown in the dry season, creating a landscape unlike anywhere else. Along the way, you will likely pass through the Bilar Man-Made Forest, a cool and shaded stretch of towering trees that feels almost otherworldly.
Another unforgettable stop is the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, where you can see one of the world’s smallest primates in a protected natural habitat. For a bit of adventure, head to Danao Adventure Park in Danao, known for activities like ziplining and canyon swings.
If you want to explore beaches, plan a day trip to Panglao Island. The famous Alona Beach offers white sand, clear waters, and plenty of options for snorkeling and island hopping.
Food in this area reflects the rich flavors of Boholano cuisine. Try local dishes such as Chicken Inasal, Kinilaw made from fresh seafood, and Pancit for a hearty meal. When you are near the river, dining during the cruise often includes traditional Filipino buffet dishes. For dessert, look for Halo-Halo or fresh tropical fruits.
A simple three day itinerary works well for this location. On your first day, settle into your accommodation, explore Loboc town, visit the church, and enjoy a relaxing river cruise dinner. On the second day, take a countryside tour starting early in the morning, covering the Chocolate Hills, the man made forest, and the tarsier sanctuary, then return to Loboc for a quiet evening. On your third day, head to Panglao Island for beach time, swimming, and possibly island hopping before returning in the evening or continuing your journey.
This area is best enjoyed at a relaxed pace. Early mornings are ideal for sightseeing due to cooler weather and fewer crowds, while evenings in Loboc are calm and perfect for unwinding by the river.