Dauis Church, also known as Our Lady of Assumption Church, is a fine representative of a Byzantine-Romanesque architecture founded by the Jesuits Father Diego de Ayala and Joseph Gregorio.

• Located 3.1 kilometers southwest of Tagbilaran, the Dauis Church is visible across the narrow channel from Tagbilaran and can be reached by hiking through a pleasant path, or by riding a motor bike or car.
• Remember to wear proper Church attire (tops w sleeves, pants and closed shoes). Observe silence.
• Passenger jeepneys and mini-buses ply the Tagbilaran-Panglao route through three directions; a tourist may simply ask at the terminal as to which ride passes thru Dauis town. Fare: P6.50.
• Visit the souvenir shop behind the church for some awesome jewelry & bags!

Bingag Ostrich Farm in Bingag, Panglao owned by Mr. Morala is a fun place to pay a quick visit. It’s usually included in Panglao Island Day Tour Packages. A 20-minute drive from Tagbilaran City is where the site is located.

• A minimal fee of ten pesos is collected as entrance fee for the maintenance and food for the animals.
• The Ostrich farm is a small zoo with pythons, boas, different family of birds, turtles, crocodiles, cheetahs, flying lemur, and different kinds of fowl, civet cat and more.
• Souvineer shop can be found in the main entrance, peanut kisses, native bags and other souvineers can be found here.

Hinagdanan Cave is a cave on Panglao Island, in Bohol Province, in the Philippines. It is a naturally lighted cavern with a deep lagoon and many large stalactites and stalagmites.

• You won't see it with your bare eyes but once a camera has taken a shot of it, it will turn up.
• One attraction that the Hinagdanan Cave has is the old writings on the cave walls. It looked like a snake with a human head or something else.
• Narrow and steep opening of the cave, but an improved railings where you can hold on to while going up and down the cave.
• The stairs might be slippery due to the humidity of the cave, so be extremely careful.
• You might find the cave really dark at first, but as you enter the cave and probably blink twice your eyes would be able to adjust with the light in the cave.
• You can swim in the water though, however, tourist would usually go there only for site seeing.