Tourcamotes Tucked away in the serene paradise of Camotes Islands, Cebu, Boho Rock is one of those rare gems that perfectly blends rugged adventure with peaceful relaxation. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a nature lover, or simply a soul looking for a quiet place to breathe, Boho Rock has something waiting for you.
First Impressions
As you arrive, the first thing you’ll notice is the dramatic limestone cliffs that seem to rise straight out of the clear blue sea. The site isn’t overly commercialized — and that’s part of its charm. There’s a rustic, laid-back vibe here, with colorful cottages, hand-painted signs, and small cafes that seem to whisper, “Take your time.”
The Main Attraction
Of course, the star of the show is the diving platforms. Carved naturally into the cliffs, the platforms let you take a leap straight into the sparkling waters below. Heights vary, so whether you’re a seasoned cliff diver or just testing your courage, there’s a perfect jump for you. It’s exhilarating — the brief moment of weightlessness, the rush of cool sea air, and then the refreshing splash into the ocean.
Not a diver? No problem. Boho Rock is just as mesmerizing if you simply want to swim, snorkel, or lounge by the water. The views are jaw-dropping, especially around sunset when the sky blazes with oranges and pinks. Just be careful when you jump and there is water.
What to Bring
- Swimwear — obviously!
- Water shoes (the rocks can be a little sharp)
- Snorkeling gear if you have it
- Snacks and drinks, though there are small food stalls
- Cash, entrance fees are super affordable, but it’s cash-only
- Guitar, enjoying music at the cliff
Tips for First-Timers
- Visit early in the morning if you want to avoid the crowd.
- The stairs down to the water are a bit steep, so wear something comfortable.
- Bring a dry bag if you’re carrying gadgets.
- Respect the place — locals take pride in keeping Boho Rock clean and beautiful.
Why Boho Rock Stays With You
There’s something about Boho Rock that feels timeless. Maybe it’s the simplicity of the place, or the way the sea hugs the cliffs, or the laughter you hear from fellow adventurers taking their first brave leaps. It’s not about luxury here — it’s about feeling alive, connected to the earth, the water, and yourself.
If you’re ever lucky enough to find yourself in Camotes, don’t skip Boho Rock. It’s a little slice of adventure — and a memory you’ll carry for years to come.
