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Boating
fanatics can rent traditional canoes (bancas) on those
beaches and also there are a few sailing boats that
ply the waters between Cebu, Manila and Bohol. |
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Cock Fighting
is one popular sport in the Philippines. Here you can
view the trill of the fight at close range and gamble
on the winner or loser whatever the case may be.
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Diving When in
Bohol diving is one you should not miss. Here, experience
some of the best underwater scenery to be found in tropical
waters. Missing it, would be an absolute no no. |
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Ecotourism Whale
and dolphin watching is popular in the Tanon Strait
near Bohol Island and there are also trekking possibilities
in the hills and along the beaches. There are many waterfalls
too that is lurking good scrambles up to the source
of the water or further downstream. |
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Fishing Bohol’s
warm waters are home to some 2400 fish species, which
include many game fish such as giant tuna, king mackerel,
barracuda, swordfish and marlin. Game fishing is best
from December to August. |
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Sipa is a traditional
game played with a small wicker ball, which visitors
can watch at different venues around the island. |
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Spelunking Over
a hundred caves that have been discovered in the area,
the biggest is found in Bohol itself. Most of which
are ideal for spelunking adventures. So bring a torch
and uncover the underground world of stalactites, stalagmites
and other amazing water created formations. |
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Trekking is both
adventurous and educational. Pass through challenging
trails and local farming communities where you will
get to see how the pepople there live a country life
while feasting your eyes on the rugged beauty of the
locality. This is a wonderful ‘all in the family’
activity. |
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Water Sports Bohol’s
clear waters, tropical climate, abundant coral reefs
and varied marine life make it a best location for scuba
diving and snorkelling, and other water sports with
choices ranging from resort-based diving to extended
trips to unexplored areas. White sandy beaches are ubiquitous. |