Bohol | Where to Eat | Bohol Bee Farm

How to get to Bohol: There are several flights from Manila to Tagbilaran City via Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific and AirAsia.
How to get to Bohol Bee Farm:

From Panglao, you can either take a private car or tricycle to BBF. When we were walking towards the road, a car-for-hire driver offered to take us to BBF for P300. When we went farther up the main road, parked tricycles were offering to take us there for the same price. On the main road, though, I was able to get a tricycle, which was passing by on the way to Tagbilaran, who can drop us off BBF for only P100. Yipeee!
From Tagbilaran City, ask any tricycle to bring you to the jeepney terminal near Island City Mall - this is a special trip so pay P30 per tricycle. Then ask around for the jeepney going to Dauis, specifically BBF. If you don't want to take the public transport, you can always hire a private car/van or tricycle. Special trip via tricycle all the way to BBF will cost you about P300-400.

Budget for Food: P300-500 per pax (budget pang-matakaw as always)

To know more about our trip to Bohol, click on the button below:

bohol Budget and Itinerary

Please like our Facebook Page:

I am a Boholana but May 2017 was my first time in Bohol Bee Farm. Never has it crossed my mind to visit the place, maybe because it was too far from my hometown Maribojoc and I've always thought that you have to have your own transportation if you want to get here. We came from Panglao when we decided to visit the place so it was relatively convenient. It was only a few kilometers away, anyway, so might as well.

The place is obviously huge. The parking area was more than sufficient and their open area and gardens will make you lose a few pounds walking around it. We arrived at the receiving area and we took a few photos. We checked their menu then proceeded to the restaurant area.

The receiving area was all brick and wood – which made the atmosphere very cozy. There were couches and center tables around the area where you can rest after your Bee Farm Tour or have a cup of coffee while lounging.

The restaurant provides its customers with a spectacular view of the ocean while dining. The foods served were all organic (which reminded me so much of Sonya's Garden in Tagaytay) and ingredients came straight from their farm. Their menu included soups, salads, pizza, sandwiches, burgers, among others. They also serve fresh fruit juices, fruit shakes and wine.

For those who will be going to Bohol Bee Farm soon, you can check out their menu below:

Bohol Bee Farm also provides accommodation for their guests - if you would like to book a room with them, please click below:

BOOK WITH BOHOL BEE FARM

You may also visit their website at http://www.boholbeefarm.com or contact them through the following:

Address: Dao, Dauis Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines
Phone: +63 38 502 2288
Email: vicky.beefarm@gmail.com

WHERE TO STAY IN TAGBILARAN

OTHER DESTINATIONS IN BOHOL

KEY CONTACTS

To book your countryside tour, you may call/text Kuya John at +639161765683. He is able to offer a car for smaller groups (4 people max) or a van for bigger groups (12 people max).

To book a hotel in Tagbilaran City, click here.

If you have any comments or questions, feel free to post them here: