What this place feels like
Very intimate with somewhat functional, somewhat quiet, somewhat hidden gem character.
Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary
Immerse yourself in the mysterious world of one of the planet's smallest primates at the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol. Surrounded by lush tropical foliage, this captivating haven invites nature lovers and wildlife adventurers to witness the delicate tarsiers clinging silently to bamboo stalks amid dappled sunlight and the gentle rustle of leaves. Experience a soul-stirring connection with these elusive creatures, as the sanctuary embodies a serene, almost magical escape deep within Central Visayas' verdant jungle. Feel your heart race with quiet wonder and awe as you embark on this unforgettable journey into one of the Philippines' most treasured natural sanctuaries. Embrace the call of the wild and let this intimate encounter inspire your next wildlife adventure.
Early morning or late afternoon for the best chance to see active tarsiers and enjoy cooler jungle temperatures.
Find tours on ViatorMost videos filmed Jan during winter. August is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.
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Early morning or late afternoon for the best chance to see active tarsiers and enjoy cooler jungle temperatures.
1–2 hours
Lightweight hiking shoes, Insect repellent, Camera with zoom lens, Binoculars, Water bottle, and Sun protection
Nature Lovers, Animal Enthusiasts, Eco Travelers, Photographers, and Solo Travelers
The nearest airport is Tagbilaran Airport, approximately 30 minutes by car from Corella, providing convenient access to Bohol's natural wonders.
Choose from cozy jungle lodges, beachfront resorts, or charming guesthouses in nearby Corella and Tagbilaran for a restful stay close to nature.Book a stay →
Enhance your visit with a chocolate hills tour, river cruise on Loboc, or explore the historic churches of Bohol for a rich cultural adventure.
$1-$25
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