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Anda, Candijay, and Alicia Experiences

Venture beyond the usual tourist trail and discover eastern Bohol, where some of the island’s most breathtaking geosites within the Bohol Island Geopark remain wonderfully preserved.

Explore the crystal-clear waters of Cabagnaw Cave Pool and Combento Cave, unwind on the powdery white sands of Quinale Beach—often called the “Boracay of Bohol”—and step back in time at Lamanok Island, an important archaeological and cultural site known for its ancient burial caves, rock shelters, and fascinating stories of Bohol’s early inhabitants.

Continue your adventure through Candijay with the towering beauty of Can-umantad Falls, the picturesque Cadapdapan Rice Terraces, and the refreshing waters of Canawa Cold Spring before ending your journey at Alicia Panoramic Park, where sunrise hikes and overnight camping reward you with spectacular panoramic views.

These experiences are perfect for travelers seeking pristine nature, cultural heritage, and unforgettable landscapes beyond Bohol’s well-known attractions.

Mangrove forest and wooden landing area at Lamanok Island in Anda, Bohol Island Geopark, Philippines.
Traveler floating in the crystal-clear waters of Cabagnow Cave Pool surrounded by limestone formations in Anda, Bohol.
White sand beach with traditional bamboo cottages and coconut trees along Anda Beach in Bohol Island Geopark, Philippines.
Towering Can-Umantad Falls cascading through lush tropical forest in Candijay, Bohol Island Geopark.
Traveler overlooking the scenic Cadapdapan Rice Terraces in Candijay, Bohol Island Geopark, Philippines.

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