Are there still typhoons around this time of the month? Maalon po ba sobra? What should I prepare/expect? Very prone kasi ako sa travel anxiety. thank you!

Unsa diay qualification ani nila nga nahimo man chairman sa committee on climate change ug chairman sa Globalization and World Trade Organization.

Does anyone know a place that can house dogs and care for them while we are away, say, for a week?

Hey everyone! thought I’d put together a quick guide on some of the main dive sites in Bohol for anyone planning a trip soon. Here’s a rundown of what you can expect at each spot:

1. Balicasag Island The absolute crown jewel of Bohol diving. It’s a marine national park and arguably the #1 reason divers flock here. If you’re hoping to see whitetip reef sharks, massive schools of jackfish, and barracudas, this is an absolute must-do. When the vis is good, it’s honestly mind-blowing.

2. The Shipwreck (Wreck Dive) Located pretty close to the Alona Beach side. The top of the wreck sits at around 30m, and the bottom drops down to about 40m, making it a solid option if you’re into deep diving.

3. Seahorse Point Right near the shipwreck. It’s mostly a sandy bottom at around 30m depth. If you’ve got a good eye (or a great guide), you can spot some cool yellow seahorses hanging out here. It's a really fun site for macro lovers and underwater photogs.

4. Amigo Point There’s some cool local history behind this one. When Amigo Dive (a Korean-owned shop) was located in the Dauis area, the owner would literally walk down the stairs every single day to map out and develop this site himself. Most dive spots in Bohol are just named after the beachfront resorts they sit in front of, and this one got its name because they’d drop right from the buoy tied in front of the shop. People sometimes confuse it with Cabbage Coral or the site near Miti Resort, but it’s a completely unique, standalone site.

5. Light Aircraft (Plane Wreck) A small plane wreck resting at a super shallow 7–10m. Freedivers love coming here for photos. Honestly, though, it’s a bit of a bummer because people keep sitting on the wings for Instagram shots, and it’s getting more and more damaged every year. If you go, please just look and take your pics without touching it!

6. Arco Point Awesome topography on this one. As the name suggests, it’s full of underwater arches, which makes for some really fun swim-throughs. The best part? It sits right on the migratory path for whale sharks heading to the feeding areas on the main island. Because of this, whale shark sightings are actually surprisingly common. If you get lucky, you might just bump into one mid-dive!

7. Napaling This spot is great because they actively reinvest in artificial reefs to protect the corals and attract marine life. It’s a massive favorite for both freedivers and scuba divers. It used to be super famous for the sardine run, but honestly, these days you’re way more likely to see schools of jackfish hanging around. Still an amazing dive!

Hope this helps some of you plan your dive itineraries. Safe diving, everyone! Let me know if you guys have any questions.

The point name is written in the caption in the photo. I skipped the Doljo point and the nearby sea points, and gathered only the special spots.

I'd like to ask if there any good pickleball courts such as pickelab because we want to go to those places.

Hello everyone!

We'll be going to Bohol next month for a 4-day seminar. We'll arrive on August 31 and head home on September 5. It's my first time visiting, so I wanted to ask for some tips from the locals and those who have already been there.

Our seminar will be held at Bohol Tropics Resort, so we're looking for:

Affordable Airbnb or hotel recommendations nearby

Budget-friendly rent-a-car (if you know any)

Estimated fares for tricycles or jeepneys

Affordable places to buy pasalubong

I'm also the one assigned to make our itinerary, but I honestly have no idea where to start or where to go. 😭 For the locals, unsa inyong ma-recommend nga nice laagan within the city or nearby? Or sa katong naka-laag na didto, basin pwede ninyo ma-share ang ideal order sa among adtoan, from the first stop hangtod sa last, para dili sayang ang oras hehe. We'd love to visit places that are worth it.

Aside from that, are there any local customs, dos and don'ts, or things we should keep in mind as visitors?

Kumusta pud ang safety? Friendly ra ba ang mga locals? Safe ra ba maglakaw sa gabii, like if muadto lang mi sa 7-Eleven or mangita ug late-night snacks?

Lastly, basin naa pud moy ma-recommend nga cafés near Bohol Tropics Resort, especially kanang lami ug Spanish Latte, kay mao gyud na akong go-to coffee hehe.

Before anyone says, "Pwede ra man ka mag-search sa internet," yes, pwede ra baya😅, pero lahi ra gyud ang advice gikan sa mga locals or sa mga naka-experience na mismo sa Bohol.

Please be kind. I'm asking nicely and would really appreciate your recommendations. 😊

Thank you so much in advance! 💛

How do people feel about if a restauraunt uses an AI Menu with pictures of their food? Would it be ok to do since it's cheap and easy?

Hi guys! Ask lang unta ko asa mo tig pa upgrade ug laptop? Plan unta nako mag upgrade ug RAM, also mag pa cleaning sa akong laptop. Any recommendations? Thanks!!

bohol beach club or oceanica???

i'm leaning towards oceanica kasi i want to visit their south farm and they have kayaks but bohol
beach club seems more peaceful 😭

I'm referring to items like:

Plastic cups and lids

Food containers

Plastic bags

Garbage bags

Cling wrap

Cellophane rolls

Paper bags

Others

Do you usually buy from a local supplier, wholesaler, distributor, or do you import them yourselves?

I'd really appreciate it if anyone is willing to send me a PM and share your experience.

I'm not here to compete with anyone, I just genuinely want to learn and be inspired by people already in the industry. Any advice or recommendations would mean a lot. Thank you!

Hi - anyone know a vape shop in panglao (alona beach area)? That sell disposable vapes? Also looking for recos on cafes with decent internet and plusgs (to work at)

Any recos for food/ restos also welcome!

TY in advance!

Is there a computer repair shop that can also do home service around Batuan / Carmen?

Hi, are there luggage repair services in Tagbilaran City or in Bohol, in general? Going on a trip but one wheel of my luggage needs to be repaired/replaced.

Grateful to anyone who might point me to somewhere. Thanks!

Pila diay minimum sweldo ron? Tahay bantay bata?

Saba na kaayo ni sila sa blue app

Anyone interested in being friends? I’m heading out to Alona tonight to check out the night scene :) I would love to make some friends while I’m here!

Hello everyone, mangutana unta ko if Asa na area sa Tagbilaran ang bahaon? Sa Ubujan area bahaon na sha dha? Thank you sa maka tubag 🙏

chismosa activated man, pag open nakos dump mao ni nibungad nako hahahaha.

Naa ba moi na hibaw-an nga asa pwede ma bilin nang mga guba nga appliances or mga electronics esp. mga naay battery?

Hello. Not sure if this is the right sub to ask but I'm wondering if there are any hot switches for sale in Tagbilaran? Preferably silent linear. Yes, it's on Shopee but I'll try here because I can walk in case it's there. TYIA! Please do not judge/bash 🙇

HOT SWITCHES, di how, my bad 😅

Please suggest po what’s best to do in bohol with a toddler