Most famous beach in Panglao with white sand, dive shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Main tourist hub with bars and live music. Slightly crowded but best infrastructure.

Long stretch of white sand beach, quieter than Alona. Popular with families and couples seeking relaxation. Several mid-range to upscale resorts. Great for long walks at sunset.

Marine sanctuary 30 minutes by boat from Panglao. World-class diving with wall dives, sea turtles, barracuda schools, and jackfish tornados. Snorkeling also excellent. Entry fee applies.

Secluded beach on the north side of Panglao. Very quiet with local atmosphere. Popular for kitesurfing and windsurfing when conditions are right. Few tourists, authentic experience.

Limestone cave with underground lagoon perfect for swimming. Natural skylights illuminate the crystal-clear water. Quick visit but stunning photos. Entry fee 50 PHP. Bring waterproof camera.

Historic Spanish-era church built in 1894, also known as San Agustin Parish Church. Beautiful coral stone architecture with tall bell tower. Active parish with regular masses.

Organic farm and resort famous for its honey products and farm-to-table restaurant. Try organic ice cream, fresh salads, and local dishes. Beautiful cliffside dining with sea views.

Island 45 minutes from Panglao famous for dolphin and whale watching. Best season March to June for spinner dolphins and occasional whale sharks. Former whaling village now focused on ecotourism.

Quiet beach near the new Bohol-Panglao International Airport. Less developed with budget-friendly accommodations. Good for travelers seeking peace away from tourist areas. Local seafood restaurants.

Hidden gem with powder-white sand and calm turquoise waters. Less crowded alternative to Alona with boutique resorts. Perfect for swimming and relaxation. Beautiful sunrise views.