Digital Nomad Life in Bohol Island, Philippines

"Expats in Bohol Island, often join various clubs and activities to socialize and engage with the local community. These include diving clubs, as Bohol is renowned for its beautiful underwater world, and hiking groups that explore the island's lush landscapes and hidden gems. Some expats also participate in local sports clubs, such as basketball or volleyball, which are popular in the Philippines. Language exchange groups are another popular activity, where expats can learn Tagalog or Cebuano, the local languages, while teaching English or their native language to locals. Cooking classes are also a great way to learn about Filipino cuisine and meet new people. Expats often meet people through volunteering opportunities as well. Many local organizations and charities welcome the help of foreigners. This not only allows expats to give back to the community but also provides a chance to interact with locals and understand their culture better. Social events, such as local festivals, concerts, and art exhibitions, are also excellent opportunities for expats to mingle with locals and other expats. Bohol Island hosts several festivals throughout the year, which are vibrant displays of local culture and tradition. Lastly, many expats meet people simply by frequenting local markets, cafes, and restaurants. These places are often hubs of social activity, and the friendly and welcoming nature of the Filipino people makes it easy to strike up a conversation and make new friends," said one person in Bohol Island.