W Island Backpackers Inn is an inn in Dauis, Bohol. Dauis shares Panglao Island with its southern neighbor and is known for the centuries-old Church of Our Lady of the Assumption and its underground saltwater well, bordering Panglao’s beach strip while keeping a quieter, more residential feel. It suits travelers wanting an affordable, straightforward base close to the action. It does not yet carry a guest-review score on Booking.com. Rooms can be checked and booked directly through Booking.com. 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. The province is reached by air via Bohol-Panglao International Airport or by ferry from Cebu into Tagbilaran City.
Explore Dauis: The Miraculous Well and Panglao's Gateway
Where this stay is located
municipalityDauis: The Miraculous Well and Panglao's Gateway
Dauis is a coastal municipality on the peninsula south of Tagbilaran, connected to Panglao Island by causeway, home to Dauis Church and its well reputed for curative water.
Best: Dec–Apr
Nearby attractions
Things to see and do near this stay
- Bikini Beach — One of the favorite public beaches of the locals because of its white sand and calm waters.
- Bikini Beach — Bikini Beach in barangay Biking, Dauis, about 8 km from Tagbilaran, is an easily reached local beach busy on weekends with family gatherings in government-provided huts.
- Bingag Beach — One of the best public beaches frequented by locals because of its white sand and blue- green sea. The surrounding palm trees shade the shoreline and frame the view of the water.
- Botanical Garden — The outdoor space is full of colorful ornamental plants. Animals such as python, birds and butterflies are added attractions of the garden.
- Hinagdanan Cave — Hinagdanan Cave is a naturally formed limestone karst cave in Bingag, Dauis, on Panglao Island.