Location confirmed from the live listing (2026-08-02), resolving this page’s earlier open item: the three falls on this tour — Ingkumhan, Pahangog, and Dam-Agan — sit in Alicia, a landlocked east-central Bohol town, not the Antequera cluster (Mag-Aso Falls) this page originally flagged as the alternate possibility. cluster_hub is set to alicia-bohol accordingly. Alicia is the same general east-Bohol area as Alicia Panoramic Park, covered on our Anda private tour page (still in draft) — worth cross-linking as two different ways to reach the same corner of the island.
At 4.9 stars across 7 reviews and “100+ booked,” this is a hiking-based adventure day, distinct from every van-and-boat countryside product on this site: a walk to each of three waterfalls rather than a seated sightseeing loop.
What the day covers
The route hikes to three separate falls in sequence — Ingkumhan, Pahangog, and Dam-Agan — with a sit-down lunch served at Pahangog Falls itself, then closes with a stop at Woodies Craft Beer, a beachside spot, before the return drive. Pickup is 08:00 from anywhere in Panglao’s districts (the driver waits 10 minutes past the scheduled time before departing without a refund, so being ready matters), with return to the hotel or a personal address by 18:30 — a full-day commitment.
The ticket covers admission to the three falls, round-trip transfers from Panglao, and a tour coordinator. It does not cover meals and beverages beyond the included lunch stop, personal expenses, tips, environmental fees, photography fees, or a towel — worth packing one, along with a change of clothes, sunscreen, a hat, swimwear, a water bottle, and mosquito repellent, since the day mixes hiking, water, and coastal sun exposure.
Guide-led, not a self-hike
The operator, Abraham Tours Philippines, runs both join-in and private group formats. Guest review sub-scores single out the guiding specifically — a 5.0 average on “Guide” against 4.7 on “Value for money” — which reads as guests rating the hiking leadership itself above the price-to-experience ratio, a reasonable trade for a hike to three falls most visitors wouldn’t navigate to unassisted.
Bohol’s more established countryside loop — Chocolate Hills, Tarsier Sanctuary, Loboc River — is a different, van-based product; see our ranked Bohol countryside tours for that comparison.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which waterfalls does this tour visit?
Three: Ingkumhan Falls, Pahangog Falls (where lunch is served), and Dam-Agan Falls, all in Alicia, Bohol.
Is this tour physically demanding?
Yes — the day involves hiking to three separate falls rather than a seated sightseeing loop. Guests should be comfortable walking on uneven, potentially slippery terrain; swimwear and a spare change of clothes are on the operator’s own packing list.
How does this compare to Bohol’s countryside circuit tours?
It’s a different product entirely — a guided hike to three waterfalls in Alicia, not the Chocolate Hills–Tarsier–river loop covered by tours like our ranked Bohol countryside tours.
Is swimming included at the waterfalls?
The operator’s packing list specifically includes swimwear and a towel, indicating swimming opportunity at one or more of the three falls; confirm current conditions with the operator at booking, since waterfall pool access can vary with rainfall and season.
Does the tour include lunch?
Yes — lunch is served at Pahangog Falls. Other meals, beverages, tips, and environmental fees are not included in the ticket price.
What time does the tour start and end?
Pickup is at 08:00 from anywhere in Panglao, with return to the hotel or a personal address by 18:30.