Bohol is not only famous for the perfectly proportioned Chocolate Hills, cuddly bug-eyed tarsiers, and Balicasag dive sites with its Black Coral Forest. It is also known for its white sand beaches, secluded coves and pristine azure blue waters ideal for stand-up paddling. Loboc River is one of the emerging spots for stand-up paddling.
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