Candabong

Candabong is located in the eastern part of Bohol, near the Anda region, and is a lesser-known spot for travelers seeking tranquility. The coastline is characterized by dramatic limestone cliffs and exclusive retreats like Blue Star Dive Resort and Amun Ini Beach Resort. The region is particularly popular with divers, as the steep underwater walls offer incredible biodiversity and spectacular coral gardens. Visitors can relax at Bitoon White Beach or enjoy the hospitality at East Coast Resort and 1PEACE Beach Resort. Beyond the water, the surroundings offer authentic insights into Philippine village life. Access is usually via Panglao Airport, followed by a scenic drive along Bohol's southern coast. Local cuisine focuses on freshly caught fish and tropical fruits, which can be sampled in the cozy garden restaurants of the resorts located along the shore.

Nearby cities

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Larapan

A peaceful coastal village in Jagna, Bohol, known for its rocky shores, local delicacies, and authentic island life.

Loon

A historical gem in Bohol, renowned for its baroque church and stunning coral gardens.

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Basdio

A picturesque fishing village in Guindulman, known for its impressive underwater landscapes and relaxing seaside resorts.

Tagbilaran

The vibrant capital of Bohol and the island's primary gateway, known for its history, markets, and proximity to the Chocolate Hills.

Bacong

An idyllic village in Anda, Bohol, famous for its snow-white sand beaches and world-class diving spots on the east coast.

Anda

A hidden paradise in eastern Bohol, famous for its powder-white sand beach and fascinating cave pools.

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Badiang

A hidden gem in Guindulman, known for its mystical natural wonders, limestone caves, and pristine coastal stretches.

Duero

A peaceful municipality in Bohol, known for its white sand beaches and historic Spanish-era church.

Buenavista

A quiet coastal municipality in northern Bohol, valued for its wide views and mangrove forests.

Yumbing

The tourist hub of Camiguin and the main gateway to the iconic White Island sandbar.

Mambajao

The charming capital of the island province of Camiguin, known for its volcanic landscapes and hot springs.

Camiguin

The island 'born of fire' features more volcanoes per square kilometer than any other island on Earth.

Bohol (Tagbilaran)

Tagbilaran is the gateway to Bohol Island, famous for the iconic Chocolate Hills and tiny tarsiers.

Hanginan

A peaceful coastal destination in Southern Leyte, known for its relaxed atmosphere and proximity to Maasin City.

Ichon

A peaceful coastal barangay in Macrohon, Southern Leyte, known for its coral reefs and laid-back beach resorts.

History & landmarks

Chocolate Hills

A geological formation in Bohol province, composed of at least 1,260 cone-shaped hills that turn brown during the dry season.

More places

Chocolate Hills

A geological formation in the Bohol province, composed of at least 1,268 conical hills.

Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary

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Hinagdanan Cave

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Blood Compact Shrine

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Mactan Shrine

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