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Cebu South Coast & Bohol: Route Guide

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The Chocolate Hills rolling to the horizon
Photo: Wolfgang Hägele · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

A seven-day passenger route linking Cebu heritage, Moalboal’s sardine run and waterfalls, Oslob’s south coast, a weather-dependent boat to Panglao, and one properly arranged Bohol countryside day for Chocolate Hills and the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella.

Cebu South Coast & Bohol is a 330 km one-way journey (mixed transport). It works best as a 7-day trip; the plan below is the 7-day version for March, built from 196 verified places, with planned transit times, opening hours and daylight checked.

7
days
330km
distance
5
Stops
196
curated stops

Plan your own version → 7-day plan · best time to go

The route

Cebu City→ 95 kmMoalboal→ 90 kmOslob→ 80 kmPanglao→Bohol countryside day returns Panglao

What you'll see

Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral
Witness resilient architecture in a historic cathedral with deep roots.
Cebu City
Pescador Island
Dive into vibrant marine life teeming around this scenic island reef.
Moalboal
Tumalog falls
Watch the water cascade down the rocks at this beautiful tropical waterfall.
Oslob
Alona Beach
Feel the sun and sand on the island's bustling favorite beach.
Panglao
Plaza Rizal
Enjoy the central plaza with monuments to Rizal and Garcia.
Bohol countryside day returns Panglao
Basilica of Santo Niño
Feel the ancient presence of a revered statue in a grand historic church.
Cebu City
Sardine Run
Witness a breathtaking school of sardines swirling near the reef drop-off.
Moalboal
Bolod
Discover quieter sands east of Alona, away from the crowds.
Panglao

Choose your length

7-day plan21 stops · 11.0 h transit3 stops/day · 1.6 h transit/daySee the full plan →

When to go

Best months: December, January, February, March, April, May

Amihan season: calm crossings, dry roads and the best visibility on the reefs.

See the month-by-month breakdown →

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