Yui's Fairy Garden

Overview

Yui’s Fairy Garden is a spring-based attraction in Barangay Lonoy, Jagna, in southern Bohol, appearing in the BPTO Table 11 inventory under “Sports and Recreational Facilities,” classified as a pool-and-spring site. The source description notes panoramic scenery and signs of agricultural use in the surrounding area. [TO ENRICH: operating history, ownership background, whether “fairy garden” refers to landscaped grounds around the spring or a separate themed feature]

Location

Barangay Lonoy, Jagna, Bohol. Lonoy sits inland in the Jagna municipality, in the southeastern corridor of Bohol island. The barangay also contains the Lonoy Martyr Site and Lonoy Cold Spring, placing Yui’s Fairy Garden within a small cluster of nature and heritage points. [TO ENRICH: specific road or barangay road access point, GPS coordinates]

Getting There

Jagna is accessible from Tagbilaran City via the Coastal Road — approximately 60–70 km east, roughly 1.5 to 2 hours by bus or private vehicle. From Jagna town proper, Barangay Lonoy requires onward transport by habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) or tricycle. [TO ENRICH: exact distance from Jagna poblacion to barangay entrance, habal-habal fare estimate]

Practical Info

• Gateway port: Jagna
• Currency: PHP
• Languages: Cebuano, Filipino, English
• Admission: Functions primarily as a fairy-themed restaurant and dining destination rather than a traditional swimming/spring park; reports indicate no separate entrance fee for diners. [TO ENRICH: confirm whether a fee applies for non-dining visitors]
• Operating hours: [TO ENRICH: confirm daily hours]
• Contact: [TO ENRICH: confirm current contact number or page]
• Facilities: [TO ENRICH: changing rooms, restrooms, picnic areas]
• Best months to visit: December through April (dry season, lower typhoon risk)
• Avoid: July through September (peak typhoon season for Bohol)

What to Expect

The BPTO source describes panoramic scenery alongside signs of agricultural use — suggesting the spring sits within or beside farmed land, possibly rice terraces or mixed cultivation, given the wider Lonoy landscape. The “fairy garden” name implies some landscaping or ornamental planting around the water feature, though how much and in what condition remains unconfirmed. [TO ENRICH: pool size, water temperature, swimming conditions, depth, water source, capacity]

Lonoy Cold Spring sits nearby, so a visit to Yui’s Fairy Garden can be paired with it in the same barangay stop.

Notes

• Classification source: BPTO Table 11, Bohol Tourism Profile Eco Dev 2025
• The attraction is adjacent to the Lonoy Martyr Site, a heritage point that may require separate access or guidance
• Luinab Rice Terraces and Mayana Organic Strawberry Farm (MUSFA) are other Jagna municipality attractions that could be combined on a day itinerary from Tagbilaran or Jagna town
• Mt. Canhumangad is also within the municipality for visitors with additional time
• [TO ENRICH: any LGU tourism office contact for Jagna, whether the site requires advance booking or has seasonal closures]