Best Anda, Bohol Day Tour Packages: Caves, Waterfalls & Rice Terraces

Anda sits on Bohol's far eastern coast, roughly two to two-and-a-half hours by road from Panglao or Tagbilaran — a real drive, not a quick detour, and most generic roundups bury that fact. The honest split is between tours built for a day trip out of Panglao and tours built for travelers already based in Anda for a night or two. Either way, the two stops worth naming are the Cadapdapan rice terraces above Can-Umantad Falls in neighboring Candijay, and Combento Cave, the tidal sea-cave pool near Anda's own shore — most of the packages below combine some version of these with Anda's beaches or the deeper Cabagnow cave pool.

Anda sits on Bohol’s far eastern coast, roughly two to two-and-a-half hours by road from Panglao or Tagbilaran — a real drive, not a quick detour, and most generic roundups bury that fact. The honest split is between tours built for a day trip out of Panglao and tours built for travelers already based in Anda for a night or two. Either way, the two stops worth naming are the Cadapdapan rice terraces above Can-Umantad Falls in neighboring Candijay, and Combento Cave, the tidal sea-cave pool near Anda’s own shore — most of the packages below combine some version of these with Anda’s beaches or the deeper Cabagnow cave pool.

1. Bohol Combento Cave & Cadapdapan Rice Terraces Full-Day Tour

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Why choose this? Combines Anda's own tidal cave pool with the Cadapdapan rice terrace amphitheater and Can-Umantad Falls viewing deck in one booking.

The most direct route to the two stops that define an Anda day: Combento's seawater-filled cave near town, and the hand-cut Cadapdapan terraces above Bohol's tallest waterfall, a short drive into Candijay.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Anda from Panglao or Tagbilaran?

About two to two-and-a-half hours by road each way. It's a real drive along the south and east coast, which is why most of these packages are built either as a full-day trip that absorbs the travel time, or assume you're already staying in Anda.

Is Anda worth a day trip from Panglao?

Yes, if you go in with realistic expectations about the drive — you're looking at four-plus hours on the road round trip. The payoff is Quinale Beach, one of Bohol's longest public white-sand stretches, plus cave pools you won't find on the Panglao side.

What is Combento Cave?

A coastal cave near Anda's shore with a tidal pool — seawater filters through the limestone, so the water level and clarity shift with the tide. It's a gentler swim than the deep cenote-style Cabagnow pool.

What are the Cadapdapan rice terraces?

An amphitheater of hand-cut paddies in Candijay, viewed from a deck, with Can-Umantad Falls — Bohol's tallest waterfall — fed by the terrace runoff just below it. Most East Bohol day tours pair the two stops.

Should I book a shared or private Anda tour?

Private tours dominate this route because of the distance and the small group sizes that actually visit Anda — several of the packages above are private-only. Joiner options are limited, so book ahead rather than expecting a walk-up shared van.

Is Lamanoc Island included in Anda tours?

Only in some packages — it requires a separate short boat crossing and a local guide. It's a sacred site with pre-colonial rock art and burial caves, treated by local guides as a living site rather than a photo stop, so ask before including it.

Where to stay in Anda

If you're basing yourself in Anda rather than day-tripping from Panglao, these cover the accommodation side: