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Palawan, Philippines

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Bohol Sea Water Temperature: Current & Historical Data for Coastal Resorts

We find every spot where you can swim and tell you what the water temperature is there today and throughout the year

Current water temperature

80°F

minimal

82°F

average

84°F

maximum

Graph of Water Temperature Changes in the Bohol Sea Over the Last 60 Days

Water temperature in the Bohol Sea by month

MonthMinimumMaximum
January72°F86°F
February77°F86°F
March77°F88°F
April79°F88°F
May81°F90°F
June79°F91°F
July81°F90°F
August77°F90°F
September79°F90°F
October81°F90°F
November77°F88°F
December75°F88°F

What is known about the Bohol Sea?

Negros, PhilippinesNegros, Philippines © Jeaneth Mante

The Bohol Sea, located between the islands of Bohol and Leyte in the Philippines, is known for its warm, inviting waters and vibrant marine life. The temperature of the sea typically ranges from 80–84°F (27–29°C) throughout the year, making it an excellent destination for swimming and other water activities. Even in the cooler months, the temperature of the water remains comfortable, providing a tropical climate perfect for beachgoers looking to enjoy the water. The water temperature is relatively stable, which is ideal for both tourists and locals seeking relaxation by the beach.

The Bohol Sea offers numerous opportunities for swimming, diving, and snorkeling. The calm, clear waters and rich biodiversity attract divers from around the world, with famous dive sites like the Pamilacan Island and the Balicasag Island. For swimmers, the shallow areas near the shore are perfect for a leisurely dip, while the deeper waters off the coast offer a great setting for exploring underwater life. The area is known for its coral reefs, making snorkeling a particularly popular activity, as swimmers can easily access these vibrant ecosystems. The consistent water temperature enhances the overall experience, making the Bohol Sea a year-round destination for water activities.

List of Countries Bordering the Bohol Sea

Popular Resorts of the Bohol Sea with the Warmest Water Today

Popular Resorts on the Bohol Sea Coast

Boracay, Philippines

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Nearest Seas and Oceans

Frequently Asked Questions About the Bohol Sea

What is the water temperature in the Bohol Sea right now?

The water temperature in the Bohol Sea today ranges from 81°F (27°C) in Gingoog City (Philippines) to 84°F (29°C) in Palawan (Philippines).

Is it possible to swim in the Bohol Sea?

Yes, it is possible to swim in the Bohol Sea, as its warm and calm waters provide ideal conditions for swimming and other water activities.

In which month does the Bohol Sea have the highest and lowest water temperatures?

The highest water temperature in the Bohol Sea occurs in June, reaching 91°F (33°C), while the lowest is in January, dropping to 72°F (22°C).

Is the Bohol Sea colder than the Camotes Sea?

Yes, the Bohol Sea is slightly colder than the Camotes Sea, as its average annual water temperature is 82°F (28°C), while the Camotes Sea's is 84°F (29°C).

Which countries are washed by the Bohol Sea?

The Bohol Sea washes Philippines.

What are the most popular resorts located on the Bohol Sea?

The most popular beach destinations on the Bohol Sea are Boracay (Philippines), Palawan (Philippines), Cebu City (Philippines), Bohol (Philippines), Manila (Philippines), Camiguin Island (Philippines), Dumaguete (Philippines), Mindoro (Philippines), Negros (Philippines), Subic Bay (Philippines).

Do you have any extended or additional information about the Bohol Sea?

Mindanao is an inter-island Pacific Ocean in the southern Philippine archipelago. Located between the islands of Siquihor, Bohol and Leyte in the north and the island of Mindanao in the south. It connects to the Pacific Ocean in the east by the Surigao Strait. In the west it connects with the Sulu Sea. Depth up to 1975 m.

Do you have a few more photos of the the Bohol Sea?

Mindoro, Philippines

Mindoro, Philippines © TARIQ ALMUTLAQ

Boracay, Philippines

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Manila, Philippines

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