HISTORICAL LANDMARKS

San Nicolas Tolentino Church

The Dimiao Church, also known as San Nicolas Church, is a centuries-old Catholic church built during the Spanish colonial period. It features a Baroque-style façade adorned with intricate stone carvings. The church is dedicated to San Nicolas de Tolentino, the patron saint of Dimiao.

  • How to Get There:
    1. By Private Car: If traveling by private car from the new Bohol Panglao International Airport, head southeast towards the Dauis-Panglao Road. Continue on the Panglao Island Circumferential Road and make a left turn before the Poblacion Dauis Barangay Hall. The church will be on your right. Alternatively, if you’re on a day tour, you can arrange for the church to be included in your itinerary by informing your tour agency beforehand.
    2. By Public Transport: For those using public transport, you can arrange for a third-party tricycle to take you to the church. Simply inquire at your hotel’s front desk for assistance. The cost for a ride to the church typically ranges from Php 300 to Php 400.

Feel free to contact the provided number for any inquiries or additional information. Enjoy your visit to Dimiao Church!

  • General Information: Visitors can explore the church’s interior, admire its architecture, and attend Mass if desired. The church is usually open to the public during daytime hours. It’s a significant historical and cultural landmark in Dimiao, offering insights into the region’s colonial past.
  • Address: Dimiao, Bohol, Philippines
  • Contact Number/s: 038-502-3141
  • Visiting Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Ermita Ruins

The Ermita Ruins are the remains of an old stone convent believed to have been built in the 18th century. It’s located near the Dimiao Church and serves as a picturesque spot that offers insights into Bohol’s colonial past. The ruins are surrounded by lush vegetation, adding to their charm.

  • How to Get There: 
  • -By Private Car: The Ermita Ruins are situated within walking distance from the Dimiao Church in the town center. After visiting the church, you can easily stroll to the ruins. They’re also accessible by tricycle or motorcycle taxi from other parts of Dimiao.
  • -By Public Transport: Similar to visiting Dimiao Church, you can arrange for a third-party tricycle to take you to the ruins. Simply inquire at your hotel’s front desk for assistance.
  • General Information: The Ermita Ruins provide a tranquil setting for visitors to explore and take photos. While the structure is mostly in ruins, its remaining walls and arches give glimpses of its former grandeur. Visitors can appreciate the site’s historical significance and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the surroundings.