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Bohol Hotel Reservations

November 16th, 2010

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Making Bohol hotel reservations has never been easier.  We at My Bohol Guide have developed a reservations engine which makes the whole process simple and fast.

You can select a Bohol location here:

http://www.myboholguide.com/beaches-resorts-rooms-accommodations-bohol-hotels.html

Then select a hotel in your chosen location.  Here is an example of the Bohol Alona beach listing:

http://www.myboholguide.com/beacheshotels/resortslist/AlonaBeach.html

Choose any hotel, get information about it, and once you’ve decided use our simple three step process at the bottom and you are finished!

One thing to remember about making your Bohol hotel reservation, is that accommodation can fill up quickly.  If you plan to make a Bohol hotel reservation in peak season we suggest you do it early!

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How to get from Manila to Bohol

November 16th, 2010

In our ongoing quest to make travel throughout the Philippines a painless enjoyable experience, today I thought I’d blog about How to get from Manila to Bohol.  Bohol…. heart of the Philippines! adventure island! tropical paradise!!!

But…. how in the world do I get there?!

If it’s your first time planing a trip somewhere, I know it can get a little daunting – The good news is, it’s actually very easy to get to Bohol.   Below is everything you need to know to get out and explore Bohol!

Getting to Bohol from Manila

Since your already in Manila, your best option is by airplane.  Although there is a ferry that can take you from Manila to Tagbilaran (Tagbilaran is the capital city of the province of Bohol) I would only recommend attempting this if you are:

a) On a tight budget
b) A hardy adventurer

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From Manila, simply fly into Tagbilaran Airport.

Cebu Pacific Air using Airbus A319 has two flights daily, Philippine Airlines using  Airbus A320 has three flights daily, Zest Airways using  Airbus A320 has one flight daily plus an additional flight every Tue/Wed/Sat.

Keep in mind the number of flights, and the flight schedules do often change. It’s also worth mentioning that If you are in Manila, you can also go to Cebu by air, and then continue by boat. For more information on this, check my “how to get from Cebu to Bohol” blogpost.

Finally, I’d like to add that the air travel industry has been offering great seat sales these last few years.  It’s always worth checking now and again for seat sales even if you don’t have any plans to travel.

Mabuhay, and see you in Bohol!

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Welcome to My Bohol Blog!

November 16th, 2010


Bohol is considered  a prime Philippines tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the world to its beautiful natural and cultural wonders.  Among its many tourist attractions are the world-famous Chocolate Hills — a collection of over a thousand dome-shaped hillocks; the endangered tarsiers — one of the world’s smallest primates; and the white-sand beaches of Panglao Island.

To go with these gems, Bohol is a diving experience which will simply blow you away.  Bohol is also home to various historical and cultural riches dating back to the Spanish colonial era. Limestone churches, museums and monuments such as the Blood Compact Shrine are all worth visiting.

Take a look at Bohol’s best diving spots.  Explore all of the exciting activities which Bohol has on offer.  Find detailed information about all the best Bohol hotels.  Combine all this with the “Heroic” My Guides customer support and you are sure to have a wonderful hotel booking experience!

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