green-aa-garden-resort is a resort in Sikatuna, Bohol. Sikatuna is a small inland town in central Bohol, named after the datu of the Blood Compact, near the Chocolate Hills and the Loboc River countryside route. It suits travelers wanting a beach- or pool-focused stay with on-site facilities. It carries a Good 7.3/10 score on Booking.com from 16 reviews, current as of 2026-07-15. Rooms can be checked and booked directly through Booking.com. Most visitors combine a stay here with a countryside tour of the Chocolate Hills and Loboc River, alongside time on Panglao’s beaches. 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.
Explore Sikatuna: The Farming Town Named for Bohol's Blood Compact Chieftain
Where this stay is located
municipalitySikatuna: The Farming Town Named for Bohol's Blood Compact Chieftain
Sikatuna is a small inland municipality in central Bohol named for Datu Sikatuna, who conducted the 1565 blood compact with Miguel López de Legazpi; it is primarily agricultural with limited tourist infrastructure.
Best: Dec–Apr
Nearby attractions
Things to see and do near this stay
- Badiang Lahug Cave — The cave is a two-level cave with three chambers on the second level. The first level is called the Sung-on Underpass which has an entrance that is about 2 meters in height and one meter in width.
- Sikatuna Blacksmith Industry (The Home of World- Renowned Bohol Blades) — Blacksmithing has long been a tradition in the province that existed long before the arrival of the Spaniards in the country. Currently, there are still blacksmiths in the province that create blades in the traditional way, individually and by hand.
- Sikatuna Hanging Coffins — The Sikatuna hanging coffins are reported as prehistoric boat-shaped wooden coffins placed on limestone cliffs in Barangay Libjo, Sikatuna, associated with early animist burial practice.
- Sikatuna Illusion Station — The site has different interesting activities that challenges one's imagination and sparks the creativity. The spaces use forced-perspective illusions and gravity-defying room designs, popular with visitors of all ages.
- Sikatuna Mirror of the World — Sikatuna's Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden is a themed park displaying miniature replicas of global landmarks, open for both daytime and illuminated nighttime visits.
- Sikatuna Tree Park — Sikatuna Tree Park is a one-hectare LGU-managed tree planting site established in 2006, planted with native species and open for picnics, camping, and outdoor activities.
- Sikatuna World War II Heritage Site — During World War II, Sikatuna's caves sheltered refugees from neighboring towns. When Japanese forces occupied the municipal building, guerrillas stood down to protect civilians from reprisal — an act documented in the provincial heritage inventory.