Instead of taking the huge vessels which would surely cost us a lot, we opted to go to the Taloot Wharf in Argao, boarded a smaller RORO ship, and landed in Loon, Bohol, for Php 325 per motor bike and Php 95 per person. The boat ride is around two hours.
Here’s our ride!
The road to the wharf.
The passenger waiting area. Very new and very clean.
While waiting for our boat, we witnessed the daily activities of the locals. This lady is ‘nangishas’.
View of Argao mountains
Fishermen heading home
A small community of houses on stilts.
Fisherman maneuvering the fish nets.
Boat
Another view of the houses
Here comes our ride!
House on stilts
A boatload of foreign divers off to Bohol.
Beautiful Argao, as usual. Houses on stilts, it’s amazing!
nidako na jud ka finally ley… you’v become MAN, mehnn…
Ganahan lage ko sa balay naa sa tubig. Fresh kau ang hangin diha.
Manginhas pod ko inig uli nko.
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very nice pics!
im from argao but residing in manila now and as i gazed through the pics i remembered ten years ago when i took the same ride to bohol with my friends. lots of changes take place (in argao… that is!). thank you and kudos to you and your work!
by the way! its called TALOOT not Talolot!
minor mistake anyway!
Yah its a beautiful place a historical place and nice people. My family also from from Taloot Argao we own a Leasure Farm “Saragena Leasure Farm I” it was just a walking distance to the taloot sea port. Im also planning to ride one of those RORO vessel on my next vacation.
welcome to our place,esp.visit our cold springs talisay and liki spring.duol ra amua dha sa duha ka spring mga tampos family….tnx
Bai, cebu image ni. anong cell number mo. hingi sana ako ng phone number ng warf nato para sa pricing ng car going to bohol this vacation.
i love my home very much/// dding tampos