Ca Olehiyo Cave

Overview

Ca Olehiyo Cave is a limestone cave in Barangay Lundag, Anda, listed in the BPTO tourist-attraction inventory under Caves. It shares the barangay with Ca Inasia Cave and sits close to Lundag Farmer’s Hill — the pervasive limestone geology across the Anda peninsula is what generates the municipality’s numerous cave systems in the first place.

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Location

Barangay Lundag, Anda, Bohol. Lundag is in the Anda peninsula interior. Ca Inasia Cave is the nearest listed attraction, suggesting the two may be explored together.

Getting There

Anda is approximately 110 km from Tagbilaran City by bus via Jagna or Duero. From Anda town proper, habal-habal transport reaches Lundag barangay.

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Practical Info

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What to Expect

A karst cave in limestone-heavy Anda. Its proximity to Ca Inasia Cave means a Lundag trip can reasonably cover both in one stop.

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Notes

[FACT NEEDED: source profile lists this attraction by name and classification only — full description requires enrichment.]

A good-faith web search (name variants, “Lundag Farmers Hill Anda Bohol,” and the official Bohol Island Geopark cave-pools listing) confirmed Barangay Lundag as a real, populated barangay of Anda (per PhilAtlas and local social-media pages) but found no independent source describing “Ca Olehiyo Cave” itself. Cave Pools of Anda — Bohol Island Geopark and Lundag, Anda, Bohol Profile — PhilAtlas, accessed 2026-07-17.

2026-07-28 follow-up (fresh angle): Tried a different source set — the official PPDO Bohol tourist-attractions list, the full 2017 Anda Municipal Tourism Profile (which names Anda’s individual caves by name), the Bohol Island UNESCO Global Geopark 2024 annual report, a long-running local travel blog cataloguing all of Anda’s cave pools, the municipal profile at bohol.ph, direct “Olehiyo”/“Ca Olehiyo” name-variant searches (including Facebook and Google Maps), and a Cebuano-context search. None reference “Ca Olehiyo Cave” by name. The 2017 Anda Municipal Tourism Profile (Scribd) explicitly names Anda’s cave inventory — Three Maria’s, Lamanok, Santiago, Balwarte, Sarah, Sudlonon, and Tanod caves — and Ca Olehiyo is not among them, though it separately notes barangay Lundag has guano deposits (an indicator of bat presence in the barangay’s caves generally, not attributed to this specific cave by name, so not written into the body). Also checked: PPDO Bohol — Tourist Attractions, Bohol UGG Annual Report 2024, The cool cave pools of Anda — LANGYAW, Anda municipal profile — bohol.ph, accessed 2026-07-28. Conclusion unchanged: “Ca Olehiyo Cave” appears to exist only in the BPTO inventory list this entity was sourced from, with no independently published description found online to date. A future pass should try: direct outreach/phone contact to the Anda LGU Tourism Office (per the LANGYAW blog’s own recommendation to consult that office for lesser-known cave pools), or an on-the-ground photo/GPS check against the BPTO inventory’s internal records.