Day Trip to Chocolate Hills

Join us on this day trip to the Chocolate Hills in Bohol to discover one of the island's most iconic landscapes. The tour includes visiting a salt factory, observing tarsiers, and paddle surfing.

Tour Details

The trip begins at the Abraham Bohol Resort and proceeds to the Chocolate Hills, a unique landscape with over 1200 hills. Our first stop is a salt factory, where you will learn about the Asin Tibouk production process and its cultural significance.

Next, we arrive at the Chocolate Hills, consisting of 1268 hills that change color with the seasons. Scenic views from a lookout are available, and an optional 30-minute quad tour can be joined for an alternate perspective of the hills.

Following this, we will visit the Bilar Man-Made Forest, a road adorned with giant mahogany trees spanning more than 1.24 miles (2 kilometers).

We will then head to the Bohol Tarsier Conservation Area to observe the world's smallest primates, learn about their behavior, and discuss conservation efforts.

After this visit, enjoy a relaxing moment on the Loboc River, where you can paddle surf amid lush vegetation and have free time for lunch.

The tour concludes with a brief visit to the historic Baclayon Church, one of the Philippines' oldest churches, showcasing Spanish colonial architecture. The day trip lasts for 9 and a half hours, returning to the starting point in Bohol.