DTP20 - 4D3N Cebu & Bohol Tour Package

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Discover the best of Cebu & Bohol in 4 days. Explore Cebu City’s landmarks, swim with millions of sardines in Moalboal, visit Bohol’s Chocolate Hills & Tarsier Sanctuary, or enjoy Cebu island hopping.

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Arrival at Mactan–Cebu International Airport.
Meet & greet with local guide.
Cebu City Tour: Visit Magellan’s Cross, Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, Heritage of Cebu Monument, and Taoist Temple.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight stay in Cebu.

Breakfast at hotel.
Transfer to Moalboal.
Adventure experience: swim alongside millions of sardines in the famous Sardine Run, with chance to see sea turtles.
Optional canyoneering at Kawasan Falls (for active travelers).
Lunch and dinner at local restaurants.
Return and overnight in Cebu.

Option A – Bohol Day Tour (via fast ferry)

Transfer to port, ferry to Tagbilaran, Bohol.
Visit Chocolate Hills, Loboc River cruise with lunch, and Tarsier Sanctuary.
Return to Cebu in the evening.

Option B – Cebu Island Hopping

Transfer to wharf for island-hopping tour.
Visit nearby islands such as Hilutungan, Nalusuan, and Caohagan.
Snorkeling, swimming, and seafood picnic lunch.
Return to hotel in Cebu.

Overnight stay in Cebu.

Breakfast at hotel.
Free time until check-out.
Transfer to Mactan–Cebu International Airport for departure flight.

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FAQs – 4D3N Cebu & Bohol Highlights Tour

3 nights hotel in Cebu with daily breakfast, round-trip airport transfers, Cebu City tour, Day 2 adventure (Moalboal sardine run), Day 3 Bohol day tour or Cebu island hopping, licensed guide, entrance/environmental fees, and listed meals as per final itinerary.

International flights are not included. If you choose the Bohol Day Tour, round-trip fast ferry Cebu–Tagbilaran–Cebu is included. If you choose Cebu Island Hopping, private boat and gear are included.

Sardine Run (Moalboal): Easy–moderate snorkeling in open water with a guide. Basic swimming skills required.
Kawasan Canyoneering (optional add-on): Moderate–challenging. Involves hiking, scrambling, and jumps (some can be bypassed). Age, health, and waiver requirements apply.

Option A – Bohol Day Tour: Chocolate Hills viewpoint, Loboc River lunch cruise, Tarsier Sanctuary, heritage stops. Ferry transfers included.
Option B – Cebu Island Hopping: Hilutungan, Nalusuan, Caohagan or similar (subject to weather/authority). Snorkeling, swimming, and picnic/seafood lunch.

Swimwear, towel, rash guard, reef-safe sunscreen, hat/sunglasses, light rain jacket, waterproof phone case, dry bag, flip-flops/water shoes, personal meds, and small cash for tips or souvenirs.

Yes. Snorkel set and life vests are provided for Sardine Run and island hopping. You may bring your own mask/snorkel if preferred. Canyoneering provides helmets, life vests, and guides.

Daily hotel breakfast. Day 2 includes lunch (and sometimes dinner depending on timing); Day 3 includes lunch on Loboc River cruise (Bohol option) or picnic/seafood lunch (island hopping). Other meals are free-and-easy.

Yes. City tour and Bohol program are suitable for most ages. Sardine Run requires basic swimming; life vests available. Canyoneering is for fit/active guests only (age/health restrictions apply).

Year-round destination. Drier months are typically November–May. June–October is greener with higher chance of rain; tours operate weather & coast guard permitting. Itineraries may adjust for safety.

Basic swimming is recommended for Sardine Run and island hopping. Non-swimmers can join with life vests and surface viewing; always follow guide instructions.

Yes—please advise dietary needs in advance. We coordinate halal/vegetarian or allergy-friendly meals where available (selection may be limited in remote areas).

Some sites charge environmental/terminal fees (usually included, but may vary). Optional canyoneering, premium gear rental, and gratuities are guest expenses.

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