D’Luxe Suites is a serviced apartment located in Lanquis, Bohol. Bohol is a Central Visayas province known for the Chocolate Hills, tarsier sanctuaries, and the beach resorts of Panglao Island, reached via Tagbilaran City or Bohol-Panglao International Airport. It suits travelers looking for a straightforward, no-frills base in the area. Booking.com does not yet show a guest rating for this property. Rooms can be checked and booked directly through Booking.com. The province is reached by air via Bohol-Panglao International Airport or by ferry from Cebu into Tagbilaran City. Bohol’s main draws — the Chocolate Hills, tarsier viewing, river cruises, and reef diving — are all feasible as day trips from most parts of the island. Bohol as a whole is best known for the Chocolate Hills, tarsier sanctuaries, and the reef diving and beaches around Panglao Island. Most visitors combine a stay here with a countryside tour of the Chocolate Hills and Loboc River, alongside time on Panglao’s beaches.
Explore Duero: A Working Fishing Coast on the Mindanao Sea
Where this stay is located
municipalityDuero: A Working Fishing Coast on the Mindanao Sea
Duero is a coastal municipality on Bohol's southeastern shore facing the Mindanao Sea, a fishing and farming community with limited tourist infrastructure.
Best: Dec–Apr
Nearby attractions
Things to see and do near this stay
- Anibongan Massacre Site — A historical place which commemorates the valor, glory and heroism of the Filipino massacre victims during the World War II. On October 13, 1944, fourteen (14) Boholanos were massacred by Japanese Imperial Forces on this hallowed ground, leaving two (2) survivors.
- Bohol Abueva Family Art Collection — A collection of sculptures and artworks by National Artist Napoleon Abueva — the "Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture" — exhibited in his hometown of Duero. Most pieces are from personal collections held at his residences in Duero and Quezon City.
- Camp Verde — The steep and towering wooden cliff which was fortified by the insurgents during the Philippine-American hostilities. El Monte Verde is vastly covered with big trees, green and creeping vines.
- Duero Central Elementary School - Gabaldon Building — Duero Central Elementary School - Gabaldon Building is a structure in San Pedro, Duero, Bohol, recorded in the provincial tourist-attraction inventory.
- Eskaya Tribe
- Duero Marine Sanctuary — Duero Marine Sanctuary is a marine in Langkis, Itum, Mawi, Madua Norte & Madua Sur, Duero, Bohol, recorded in the provincial tourist-attraction inventory.
- Duero Tourism Parks and Plaza — The complex includes the children's playground, tennis court and comfort room. It was declared by the Sangguniang Bayan of Duero through an ordinance.
- Eskaya Tribe — The Eskaya Tribe is an indigenous group, classified as an Indigenous Cultural Community under the Indigenous People Rights Act (IPRA) of 1997. They have established communities in the interior parts of the neighboring municipalities of Guindulman and Duero and other nearby towns.
- Lord of Pardon Hill — The place where town people commemorate the suffering and death of Jesus Christ during Lenten season. The place offers a scenic view of the mountains and coastal areas of the town.
- Payao Spring — A mineral-rich cold spring in Barangay Payao, Duero, southeastern Bohol. Water temperature averages 21–23°C, filtered through limestone strata and shaded by dense forest canopy. A concrete catchment barrier creates an open-air plunge pool for swimming. Informally managed by the local community; no commercial facilities. Accessible via cemented barangay roads from the Duero coastal highway. Categorised by the BPTO under Health and Wellness.