Vita Isola Leisure Farm : A family getaway in Loon Bohol

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Vita Isola means Island Life.


The Resort is located at Sandingan Island Loon Bohol.

Entrance Fee: β‚±500/per person. consumable for food. 
note: mondays to saturdays the entire β‚±500 will be used or added to your food cost but during sundays only β‚±300 will be used or added to your food comsumption.

Pool -βœ… (there is a separate fee for the pool & towels for day use)
Beach - βœ… 
water activities -βœ… (separate payment for kayaking, fishing & etc)
organic garden -βœ…


🍚 You need to order their Blue Rice which is made from organic flower extract.


Location: Sandingan Island, Philippines

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