Chocolate Hills

While looking into taking a land tour with my family on our last day in Bohol, I booked this tour because it seemed to be well-organized and would be fine as long as the guide spoke English. The guide was a bit reserved, but he drove safely and provided a clean tour, and he guided us well by asking about our desired route. However, one thing that was disappointing was that the notice in the package was not updated, so the actual amount to be paid on site was different. Since it was a hot day, I was thinking of taking a 30-minute ATV ride while sightseeing in the Chocolate Hills (600 pesos per person), but on site, I was told that we could only use packages A, B, and C for 1 hour each (at least 1,400 pesos~). The guide said in the notice that 30-minute rides were possible, and the package included swimming, but I told him that I couldn't use it because I didn't have extra clothes. After coordinating with the locals, I was able to use it for 30 minutes (but the price was 800 pesos). Additionally, since it's a place where you get a lot of mud, you'll need a raincoat even if you wear dark clothes. If you purchase it on site, you can get a raincoat + shoe cover set per person. It's 150 pesos. As we are a family of four, our budget was over 1400 pesos, and since we could only use cash, it was very difficult. I wish this part had been updated in advance.