Experience the Bohol Countryside in a more exciting, fun way! If you are up for some adventure, why limit yourself to sightseeing at the Chocolate Hills viewing deck when you can ride the ATV at the base of the hills? If you like a bit of thrill, why ride a floating raft along the Loboc River when you can try paddling along yourself? Cap your day with a bike zipline!
| Tour Type | Private tour |
| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
| Meal arrangement | Lunch included |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights, Eco-tourism, Beachcombing |
| Transport | Charter car, Bicycle rental |
Please arrive at the designated location 20 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Order of activities may change depending on availability of stand up paddle and ATV
Tour will be conducted, rain or shine; unless cancelled by the Philippine Coast Guard due to gale warning or typhoon.
Please wear light, comfortable clothes, and bring your own towel.
This is a driver-assisted tour to the activity areas, tour guide is not included.
The driver will contact you before pick you up.
Please note that this package is not included Bohol Tarsier visiting, however, guest may request in "Remark" to drop by and pay for entrance at around Php170 per person.
The ATV ride at Chocolate Hills is typically part of a comprehensive tour package that includes other exciting activities. When booking through KKday, you can conveniently secure a private tour that bundles the 30-minute ATV ride with experiences like the Loboc River paddle ride and Bike Zip, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable adventure without needing to arrange separate tickets for each activity.
The best time for an ATV ride at Chocolate Hills is generally in the early morning (around 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM) or late afternoon (around 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM). During these hours, the weather is cooler, and the sun is less intense, making for a more comfortable and pleasant ride. The softer lighting also provides excellent conditions for photography.
One popular legend tells of two feuding giants, Arogo and Aluya, who hurled rocks at each other for days. Their battle exhausted them, and they eventually reconciled and departed, leaving behind a vast field of their stony tears, which formed the Chocolate Hills. Another local tale describes a giant carabao (water buffalo) that consumed all the crops and left behind hills of dung, which dried and turned brown.
The Chocolate Hills are most striking during the dry season, which typically runs from December to May. During this period, the grass covering the hills turns a rich, chocolatey brown color, giving them their famous appearance. In contrast, the wet season (June to November) sees the hills transform into a vibrant green landscape, offering a different, lush scenic beauty.
During the Bike Zip experience near Chocolate Hills, you can expect breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding Bohol countryside. As you glide across the zipline on a bicycle, you'll witness the iconic conical hills stretching into the distance, lush green forests, and possibly glimpses of local villages, providing a unique aerial perspective of the region's natural beauty.
The 1-hour stand-up paddle ride along the Loboc River is generally suitable for beginners and those with some prior experience. The river's waters are typically calm and gentle, making it a relaxing and enjoyable activity for all skill levels. Basic instruction and safety equipment, such as life vests, are usually provided to ensure a comfortable and secure experience amidst the scenic tropical surroundings.
From the Chocolate Hills viewing deck, visitors can expect to see an impressive expanse of over 1,268 uniform, conical hills spread across the landscape. This elevated vantage point provides a comprehensive panoramic view, allowing you to truly appreciate the unique geological formation and the vast scale of the Chocolate Hills. It's an ideal spot for photography and soaking in the iconic scenery.
For the Chocolate Hills ATV ride, participants typically need to be at least 16 years old and must adhere to safety briefings, wear helmets, and follow designated trails. For the Loboc River paddle ride, basic swimming ability is recommended, and life vests are mandatory for all participants. Always listen to your guides and follow all instructions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on both activities.