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Loboc-Loay River Cruise and Floating Restaurant in Bohol
A lesser-known River Cruise on Loboc River in Loay town of Bohol with starting point near the Loay Bridge. It features the catamaran-style floating restaurant, using two single-hull bancas supporting the weight of the restaurant, using a diesel engine, where guests partake buffet lunch (or dinner) while being serenaded by musicians.
the Rio Verde I Floating Restaurant cruising the Loay part of Loboc River
buffet table being prepared with the usual seafood on the restaurant menu
a family on a native boat with the nipa palm-fringed river
Loay River cruise takes about an hour with a stop-over at an "authetic" Ati Tribe of aborigines upstream (more on this in a future post).
Loboc-Loay River Cruise Rate: PhP350.00/person
Trip Schedules: around lunch time usually 11am with actual boat departures depending on tourist arrivals
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the Rio Verde I Floating Restaurant cruising the Loay part of Loboc River
buffet table being prepared with the usual seafood on the restaurant menu
a family on a native boat with the nipa palm-fringed river
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