BOFFO : A New Resort in Bohol Philippines

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BOFFO is a new resort located at Sandingan Island, Loon Bohol.

Entrance Fee: ₱200 (consumable for food - meaning the exact ₱200 can be added to your food cost)

Pool -✅
Beach - ✅
Food - ✅

👍🏽 the food taste great & super delicious.
🍮 food price is also not expensive. it fits the ordinary Filipino budget and satisfies the stomach (for example their Mango Shake in a mason jar is worth ₱200)

Location: Sandingan Island, Loon, 6327 Bohol, Philippines

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