This list rounds out Bohol's resort options beyond the province's top-ranked names, spanning Panglao's beach cluster, Anda's quieter east coast, and Dauis. Panglao holds most of the island's resort stock, split between the busy Alona strip and quieter Doljo and Tawala stretches nearby; Anda and Dauis offer genuinely different profiles for travelers who want a resort stay without a Panglao address. Ranked by OTA rating and review volume.
This list rounds out Bohol’s resort options beyond the province’s top-ranked names, spanning Panglao’s beach cluster, Anda’s quieter east coast, and Dauis. Panglao holds most of the island’s resort stock, split between the busy Alona strip and quieter Doljo and Tawala stretches nearby; Anda and Dauis offer genuinely different profiles for travelers who want a resort stay without a Panglao address. Ranked by OTA rating and review volume.
Read our full review of Bohol Beach Club
Why choose this? One of the original beachfront resorts on Panglao's Bolod sand, with 88 rooms across deluxe rooms and beachview suites, an outdoor pool, and an on-site dive centre. A proven, family-friendly classic. Best for families, couples, divers.
Best for families, couples, and divers wanting a flat-beach base.
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Why choose this? Amorita Resort sits on the low limestone cliff at the western end of Alona Beach, in Barangay Tawala. That position is the whole point of the property.
Instead of competing for frontage on the busy sand below, it places its rooms and two infinity pools on the shelf above, so the view runs out over the Bohol Sea toward Balicasag rather than across other people's umbrellas.
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Why choose this? South Palms Resort & Spa is the Accor MGallery property on Panglao, sitting directly on the Bolod sand a short way along the coast from Alona Beach.
Where Amorita trades on a clifftop view, South Palms trades on the opposite asset: one of the longest stretches of soft white sand on the island, right at the door.
▶ Check availability and prices now!Read our full review of Henann Tawala Resort
Why choose this? Henann Tawala Resort is the group's mid-positioned Panglao property — a 210-room resort in Barangay Tawala, near Alona Beach and part of the wider Henann cluster on this coast.
It offers the brand's pools and facilities, often at a softer rate than the larger flagship next door.
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Why choose this? Amun Ini Resort and Spa is the standout property in Anda, the far-eastern Bohol municipality whose white-sand beach rivals Panglao's without the crowds.
It is a small, intimate resort — around 16 rooms — built for seclusion, and it ranks first among Anda's hotels on the review sites. The appeal is the combination of a genuinely quiet beach and a boutique scale.
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Why choose this? Modala Beach Resort is the contemporary-design option on Panglao's quieter Doljo coast — a 126-room resort with an infinity pool and a private white-sand beach, built in a clean modern style rather than the colonial or vernacular idiom of its design-led peers.
It is newer and more current-looking than most of the established resorts. The pitch is modern comfort on a calm beach.
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Why choose this? Mithi Resort and Spa takes a different geography from the Panglao resorts: it sits on the Bingag coast of Dauis, the municipality between Tagbilaran and Panglao proper, on a large 14-hectare estate with a 500-metre stretch of white-sand beach.
With around 53 rooms across that much land, the defining quality is space. The low density is the point. Rather than pack a frontage, Mithi spreads a modest room count across a wide estate, giving room to move, a long beach, and a spa-and-wellness focus.
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Why choose this? Henann Resort Alona Beach is the largest property directly on Alona Beach — around 400 rooms backed by an extensive lagoon-pool complex, with the dining and dive strip immediately at the door.
Where the Bolod resorts trade proximity for calm, Henann does the opposite: it puts you in the centre of the action on Panglao's busiest beach. That scale defines the experience.
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Why choose this? Amarela Resort is the character property in this set: a small, design-led beachfront resort on the quiet Libaong — also called Lourdes — coast of Panglao, built in a Filipino-Spanish idiom and furnished with antiques and Filipino art.
Around 30 rooms sit low along a private beach, away from the crowds of Alona. The appeal is the opposite of scale.
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Yes. Panglao holds the island's main beach and resort cluster, split mainly between the Alona Beach strip and the quieter Doljo and Tawala coastlines nearby.
It depends on priorities — Anda has a quieter, less developed coastline with better house-reef access, and Dauis offers proximity to Panglao's beaches without Alona's density.
Rates swing widely by season, room category, and how far ahead you book — check live pricing through the booking links on each resort above rather than relying on a fixed figure.
See the companion list, The 10 Best Resorts in Bohol, for the province's top-ranked names by review base and rating; this list covers additional strong options beyond that ranking.