Tarsier Conservation Area, Loboc Bohol

The Philippine Tarsier is one of the smallest primates known.  It’s size is no larger than a man’s hand and is normally found in the islands of Samar, Leyte, Bohol, and Mindanao. The tarsier is a nocturnal creature which feeds on insects, lizards, and small birds. Tarsiers are really a sight to behold and if you’ve never seen one before you shouldn’t pass off a chance to see one whenever you visit Bohol.

Before entering the Tarsier Conservation Area a short briefing on the rules and regulations will be conducted regarding the do's and dont's inside the Conservation Area. Silence is to be strictly observed, flash photography is prohibited and touching the tarsiers among others is not allowed.

Going around the conservation area takes only a few minutes to complete, so please take your time and follow the rules and regulations.  The conservation area is supposed to give us a glimpse on how tarsiers live in their natural environment and show us how we can help protect them.

These have got to be the biggest tarsiers we've ever seen... 

Tarsier Conservation Area

Address: 6316 Loboc, Bohol, Philippines

Entrance Fee:

Adult - Php 60

Students and Senior Citizens - Php 50

You May also want to check-out more interesting places in Bohol:
1. Mag-Aso Falls
2. Punta Cruz Watch Tower

3. Flushing Meadows

4. Nuts Huts
5. Bohol Habitat Conservation Center Butterfly Sanctuary
6. Nova Shell Museum
7. Bohol Bee Farm
8. Clarin Ancestral House
9. Zoocolate Thrills