Leoncio's Farm

Overview

Leoncio’s Farm is an agritourism site in Barangay San Agustin, Talibon. The farm grows coconut trees alongside other vegetation, and operates a tilapia fishpond where visitors can hand-feed the fish. After the farm tour, guests use native cottages for resting and communal meals. The farm format — self-contained with a tour, feeding activity, rest area, and dining — follows the family agritourism model common in northern Bohol municipalities.

Location

Barangay San Agustin, Municipality of Talibon, Bohol. Talibon is on the northern coast of Bohol, approximately 80 kilometres from Tagbilaran City. The Carlos P. Garcia Monument and Park is nearby.

Getting There

Talibon is accessible from Tagbilaran City by bus (approximately 2–2.5 hours via the national highway through Carmen). From Talibon town centre, habal-habal or tricycle service runs to Barangay San Agustin. [TO ENRICH: exact farm road directions, habal-habal rates from the Talibon market.]

Practical Info

• Activities: farm tour, tilapia fishpond feeding, cottage rest stop, meals
• Facilities: native cottages, dining area
• Primary products: coconut, tilapia
• [FACT NEEDED: entrance or tour fee, operating hours, advance booking required]
• [FACT NEEDED: whether meals are included in tour price or charged separately]
• [FACT NEEDED: farm size, additional crops grown]

What to Expect

A working coconut farm with a tilapia pond as the main visitor interaction point. Tilapia feeding is a low-effort, family-friendly activity. The native cottages provide shade and a resting point. Meals use farm produce where available. The atmosphere is informal and rural. [TO ENRICH: what specific meal dishes are served, whether cooking demonstrations are offered.]

Notes

Talibon is also the gateway town for northern Bohol island-hopping (Bien Unido islands). Leoncio’s Farm can fit into a Talibon day itinerary alongside the Carlos P. Garcia Monument and Bat-awan Peak. [TO ENRICH: whether the farm hosts school educational visits or group bookings for team events.]

Research note: multiple targeted web searches for “Leoncio’s Farm” combined with “Talibon” and “Bohol” did not surface an independently verifiable source for this specific entity — results returned an unrelated “Leoncio’s Farm Resort” in Sariaya, Quezon (a different province entirely) and unrelated uses of “Leoncio” as a personal/mayoral name elsewhere in Bohol. No fee, size, or contact information could be confirmed. This file is left otherwise unchanged pending on-the-ground verification or a better source.