Chocolate Hills Bohol

Our next stop was a totally unplanned stop: the island of Bohol. We asked a few dive masters for places to go and naturally they spouted off a dozen dive sites throughout the country. We told them we love diving but want something a little different. Their suggestion: Nuts Huts near the town of Loboc. This place is kinda cool, in the jungle by a …

So, we left Manila with it's noise, pollution and looots of people behind and took a plane over to the Island of Bohol, part of the Visayas. We stayed in Tagbilaran for the first two nights, before heading north / east for some relaxing days with 'sun, fun and nothing to do'.
One thing is for sure, after 2 days in the hotel there, we are now …

... here so my life is complete.  After breakfast we all decided that the birthday outing would be to the 'Chocolate Hills' Bohol's most famous tourist 'attraction'.  These hills are said to resemble chocolate drops, especially in May/June when ...

... cute creatures - probably the next pet for Paris Hilton when she sees them... Today we were supposed to go visit the Chocolate Hills - a group of small brown hills which are green in the Summer but very beautiful anyway. The rain called off todays ...

... guys were about as much fun as a heart attack so we decided to rent a scooter the next day and ride to Bohol's famous Chocolate Hills. These hills look like little green gum drops and they stretch for miles and miles. It's a very pretty site. We were ...

... the jungle to a nearby cave. See the pictures, tarsiers are just the cutest thing you'll have ever seen! I also went to see the island's famous "Chocolate Hills", sort of rock formations that give the landscape a sort of fairytale look - very pretty. ...

... of our destinations, and worked our way back towards Tagbilaran City.  In Carmen, we saw a past "wonder of the world" the Chocolate Hills.  The Chocolate Hills are large mounds made of weathered limestone, but the composition has been debated ...

... on the overnight ferry to Camiguim (a volcanic island in the south) for the 29th and then sqeezed in a quick trip to Bohol to see the Chocolate Hills. This of course involved more ferries and local buses, but when it came to choice between paying 1 pound ...

Bohol probably the most famous island in the Philipinnes, the image of the chocolate hills and tarsiers is on all guide books and we were really excited about this stage.  Bohol itself is very small in size, and we managed to base ourselves in one ...

... would go to the Kawasan falls, as we'd visited it in Cebu, now we wanted to see the Bohol one, then Tarsier Sanctuary, Butterfly Garden, Chocolate hills and then on the way home hanging Bridge. ...

... dan die in Holland. De jongeman vangt er eentje om hem vervolgens als een soort sieraad aan onze hoofden te hechten.  3/ Chocolate Hills Het is een behoorlijk klim met deze temperatuur, maar boven wordt je beloond met een uniek uitzicht. Nergens ter ...

... . It'll be the first of many I tell you, the first of many!! Sun (25th) I decided it was time I visited the Chocolate Hills which Bohol are famous for - over a thousand hills rising up formed from ancient coral reefs. Apparently in the summer, the sun ...