| About The Tarsier Sanctuary in Bohol is a sanctuary where you can observe the Tarsiers in Bohol close up and learn more about their nature. It is maintained by a non-profit organization called Philippine Tarsier Foundation |
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| Operating Hours Mon - Sun: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm |
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| Rates & Fees ₱80.00 - Entrance fee Rates may change without notice. |
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| Photo Gallery [None available] |
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| Services & Programs The sanctuary offers guided tours where guides provide information about the Tarsiers and point out where the primates are up in the trees |
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| Facilities & Amenities The sanctuary offers touristy facilities such as restrooms, a small souvenir shop, and a couple of fast food options. The sanctuary provides a visitor’s complex comprising of reception, exhibition area, audiovisual room, mini cafeteria, and toilet facilities. It also includes a library, research center related to tarsiers, conference rooms, and storage rooms. |
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| How to Go There From the main tourist area of Panglao, it is a 50 km drive that takes around 1 hour to reach the Bohol Tarsier Sanctuary. Buses and jeeps are available from the provincial capital Tagbilaran City on a regular basis to reach this place |
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| Other Details Visitors are not allowed to touch the tarsier and flash photography is also prohibited to protect the small primates. The sanctuary offers a unique opportunity to see and learn about Tarsiers, one of the smallest primates in the world. Visitors can take a walk through the sanctuary, observing Tarsiers in their natural habitat. The sanctuary is a hotspot for scientist, technicians, and research analysts related to tarsiers. A research center is constructed within the sanctuary equipped with laboratory and veterinary clinic for the betterment of the tarsiers. |
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| Tags Day 1 Bohol Tour, Wildlife |
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