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Our last destination for this town tour is the Bohol Bee Farm!
It’s
already 7:30pm when we’ve reached the Bohol Bee Farm. It is located at Panglao
Island where White Beaches can be found. At the entrance of the Farm turned
hotel is a tattoo and tshirt shop. You’ll pass through a mini pool and a mini
wooden bridge. After this is a hang up place that looks like a Living Room,
there is also an information booth with their staff ready to assist your
queries there. But then, I guess our main intention here is to visit their all
organic shop.
Inside,
you’ll be able to find many varieties of organic product. This range from
Organic bread, the famous Flower Salad, Organic Bread Spread, assorted
delicacies, Beauty Products, Hot Drinks and of course their Home Made Ice
Cream!
Don’t worry
about giving some time to decide what to buy, as you might to get most of these
delicious items. To aid you in choosing, there are some free tastes around!
My favourite
here is their Ice Cream! They actually offers some unique Ice Cream flavours like
Malunggay which sound interesting for a not so vegetable lover, Langka, Ube,
Buko, Avocado, Durian, Choco, Pandan, Mango, Spicy Ginger (another unique flavour) and Tomato.
It costs 80 pesos
for 2 scoops. You may opt to get 2 different flavours. I've got Malunggay and
Avocado flavour, and the taste is an exemption, especially the Malunggay since
I’m not really fan of green leafy vegetables. Also, take note that the cone is
not an ordinary wafer cone. It is made of Cassava which makes it still an
organic one. I've told you they are health conscious here. You can also buy
their Ice cream in bigger packs.
I almost
forgot! The shop in fact accepts Credit Card payment!
After
roaming around their Organic Shop, our tour guide then assists us on their
beach front restaurant. The area is consists of long nipa huts with an array of
wooden chairs and tables. Their restaurant is actually open to public but we've decided not to eat there since its a bit pricey.
Our van
driver said that the Bee Farm no longer operates the bee farming. I’m not sure
if it’s true since upon exit, I've saw displays of bee farming paraphernalia on
the side of the pathways.
Follow my 4Days/3Nights BOHOL-CEBU Trip:
Day 1
Part 3: Baclayon Church
Part 6: Loboc River
Cruise
Part 7: Loboc Tarsier
Part 8: Man Made Forest
Part 9: Bohol Butterfly
Sanctuary
Part 10: Chocolate Hills
Part 11: Bamboo
Hanging Bridge
Part 12: All
Organic at Bohol Bee Farm
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