Bohol Island is the tenth largest island in the Philippines. It is 70 kilometers from the Mactan Island in Cebu. It is a coral island. The sandy beach is made of seawater. It is not a fine sand like flour, but even under the scorching sun, step on it. It is still cool to go up. The beach is white and snowy, reflecting the waters in layers, with shallow green near, and deep blue in the distance. In fact, the water near Panglao Island is very clear, but there is no coral reef, so we had to sail to other islands, and it was not too casual. It was indeed possible to get noon from 6 am. Breakfast can be settled on the island, a little expensive. The original beauty of Mint is like eternal white sand, crystal clear waters, lush tropical plants, and laid-back country life. Until today, residents of Bohol Island still depend on agriculture for their livelihoods, relying on planting coconuts and rice for a living.