Bohol: Day Tour A Course (Loboc River & Chocolate Hills)

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Time to explore Bohol

A tour filled with must-see destinations when visiting Bohol! This is a must-do Bohol tour that allows you to experience the real Bohol and appreciate the mysterious nature of Bohol at the same time.

Of course, we provide cool water, drinks, carefully prepared tropical fruit lunch boxes, and a unique lunch buffet on the Loboc River, so you can enjoy the tour more comfortably and satisfyingly! Bohol land tour course A where you can enjoy everything at once, including the thrilling zipline experience. Now, shall we all go to Bohol, which boasts beautiful nature?

Lunch on the Loboc River

This tour offers neatly plated, carefully prepared buffet-style meals! Representative menu items include pork skewers, fried pork belly, kkongkong, shrimp, stir-fried vegetables, soup, and unlimited bottled water. Boja Mussa tour boasts meal quality that is incomparable to other tours! Now, fill your stomach and enjoy the mysterious and exotic scenery!

* Mango shakes, beer, etc. can be purchased individually.

A thrilling zipline experience

Take a thrilling zipline ride while admiring the Loboc River in Bohol! The length is 460m, the starting point height is 120m, and it is a round trip.

The zipline is optional and costs 500 pesos per person. However, not only can you see the beautiful nature of Bohol at a glance without wasting money, but you can also have a cost-effective and thrilling experience at less than half the price of domestic ziplining.

A once-in-a-lifetime photo spot, Man Made Forest

'Man Mate Forest' is an artificial forest area created by people planting trees to support the Philippine government's forest development policy and prevent floods. Take the photo of your life among the mahogany trees, a famous photo spot!

round tarsier monkey

A symbol of Bohol Island! Take the time to meet Tarsia monkeys (tarsians). With an average size of 13cm, they are called the smallest monkeys in the world. They are also called ‘tarssus monkeys’ because their large eyes look like they are wearing glasses.

Since they are nocturnal animals, they usually hang from trees and sleep during the day. We will guide you through the etiquette you should follow when viewing tarsiers.

- Do not use camera flash

- do not touch

- Talk quietly and quietly

- If you are traveling with children, be sure to inform them in advance.

As long as you follow these instructions, you can see tarsiers safely and happily. Take pictures with the round, pretty monkeys and have a happy time!

Chocolate Hills and beautiful sunset

Chocolate Hills is an impressive collection of over 1,000 large and small hills rising from a wide flat land! During the dry season from November to May, the green grass turns brown, and its appearance resembles Kisses chocolate, hence its current name.

To get to the observatory with a panoramic view of Chocolate Hill, you need to climb a total of 214 stairs, so comfortable shoes are recommended! Well then, shall we go and enjoy the beautiful sunset at Chocolate Hill?

sweet and sour tropical fruit

On the Boja Mussa tour, we purchase a variety of tropical fruits, such as delicious mango and pineapple, on the day of the tour, prepare them so they are easy to eat, and provide them in a lunch box. Recharge your vitamins in a refreshing way!