Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary (Corella)
About
Meet the Philippine tarsier, one of the world's smallest primates, with huge eyes that don't move in their sockets. The Philippine Tarsier Foundation's sanctuary in Corella keeps them in a forested area where guides point them out clinging to branches. Keep your voice down, no flash, no touching: they're nocturnal and stress easily. Choose this ethical sanctuary over roadside 'tarsier attractions' that keep them in cages.
- 30–45 minTime to spend
- MorningBest time to go
- About ₱100 per personSulit · Great value
- About 30 minutes by car from Tagbilaran; on most countryside tours.Getting there
Why it’s gala-worthy
- Good for family trip, nature escape and photo walk
- The Philippine Tarsier Foundation's sanctuary in Corella keeps them in a forested area where guides point them out clinging to branches.
- Keep your voice down, no flash, no touching: they're nocturnal and stress easily.
Know before you go
Parking at the sanctuary.
Small entrance fee.
Where it is
Philippine Tarsier Foundation, Barangay Canapnapan, Corella, Bohol
By commuteAbout 30 minutes by car from Tagbilaran; on most countryside tours.
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FAQ
Bakit Corella sanctuary?
It's run by the Philippine Tarsier Foundation and is considered the more ethical option.
Pwede mag-flash?
No, flash and noise stress the tarsiers.
Pwede bang hawakan?
No, touching is not allowed.