Joseph's Notes

Well, we’ve done it! We’ve travelled to every municipality in the Province of Bohol. One city—Tagbilaran, and 47 towns. As I have said before in a previous post , we have really appreciated the privilege of traveling throughout  the province enjoying the incredible natural scenery. Sunrise over the Bohol Sea From Panglao in the south to Talibon in the north. From the port of Jagna in the east toward Camiguin and Mindanao, to the port of Tubigon in the west toward Cebu. From the magnificent Chocolate Hills of  Carmen and Sagbayan to the amazing beaches of Panglao and Anda. From the mountain adventures of  Danao to the Mirror of the World in Sikatuna. From the caves of Baclaran and Dauis to the waterfalls of  Antequera and the river cruises of Loboc and Loay. White Beach at Alona -- deserted except for us Beautiful caves in Baclayan At Mirror of the World in Sikatuna Bung-Aw Eco-Farm in Sagbayan Getting ready to ride the zip line in Danao Adventure Park Wendie preparing to take "The

What started out as a simple trip to the swimming pool in Sagbayan Peak turned out to be quite a scenic excursion! We saw some of the most magnificent natural scenery we have ever seen in Bohol (or anywhere else for that matter)! Sagbayan Peak Pool After a nice swim at Sagbayan Peak we decided to go home a different way. Between Sagbayan, which is in the low mountains, and Clarin, which is on the coast, is a beautiful wayside park with a splendid overlook of the ocean. From the park where we ate lunch, is a view of Cebu Island, and even of the City of Cebu itself. You can eat a meal while seeing the scenic overlook Magnificent view of the valley You can even see the city of Cebu in the distance Coming down the mountain and passing through the towns of Clarin and Tubigon, which is the major seaport from Bohol to Cebu, and Calape, we decided to take a side excursion to a small island near Loon called Sandingan. We were glad we did. It was a picturesque island with down-home people living