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Very classic with very functional, very hidden gem, very quiet character.
Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary
Dive into the lush green jungle canopy of Bohol’s Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, where you’re greeted by one of the smallest and most mesmerizing primates on earth. Watch the tiny tarsier with its enormous, reflective eyes and delicate fingers clinging softly to bamboo amidst the dappled sunlight. This intimate wildlife moment invites travel enthusiasts to cherish nature's quiet wonders, awakening a soulful connection to the serene wild Philippines. Experience the magic of this rare nocturnal creature in its pristine habitat and feel the tranquil yet thrilling pulse of the jungle come alive around you. Embrace an unforgettable, heartwarming wildlife adventure that calls you to protect and celebrate Earth’s hidden gems.
November to May – dry season ideal for wildlife watching and trekking
Find tours on ViatorMost videos filmed Jan during winter. August is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.
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November to May – dry season ideal for wildlife watching and trekking
1–2 hours
Quiet walking shoes, Telephoto lens or zoom camera, Insect repellent, Light rain jacket, Water bottle, and Hat and sunglasses
Nature Lovers, Animal Lovers, Families, Photographers, and Solo Travelers
The nearest airport is Tagbilaran Airport, approximately 45 minutes away by car through lush countryside.
Choose from eco-lodges, rustic cottages, or boutique beachfront resorts in Panglao Island just a short drive from Corella.Book a stay →
Extend your adventure with a river cruise on the Loboc River, dolphin watching tours, or visits to the Chocolate Hills and historic Baclayon Church.
$1-$25
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One of 77 clips our travelers have filmed in Tagbilaran City