Planning a road trip around Bohol to explore its main attractions, such as the Chocolate Hills, Loboc, Anda, waterfalls, and secluded beaches, can make for an exciting adventure. Traveling by car or motorbike offers the flexibility to visit these sites at your own pace without feeling rushed.
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Here, you rent a car or van, along with a driver.
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Many travelers find that combining driver services with self-drive days offers flexibility and convenience, making their Bohol trip more enjoyable.
This method allows you to enjoy a stress-free introduction to Bohol before enjoying complete freedom for the remainder of your trip.
Bohol is well-acquainted with tourists, making vehicle pickups and drop-offs flexible and straightforward.
A. Main Pickup and Drop-Off Spots
B. Airport Transfer Options
If you don’t want to drive right away:
Check out Bohol airport transfer to learn more.
Share with the rental company: Your flight or ferry number, Arrival time, Number of travelers, and luggage. Ask them: Contact number or messaging app of the assigned delivery driver.
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Service to any point of Bohol: The service includes 8 hours of driving. Please note that fuel costs are not included in this price.
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Book early during peak seasons, such as Christmas, New Year, Holy Week, long weekends, and summer, as these times can be very busy.
Select the right vehicle size based on your needs:
To ensure efficient travel, plan your routes by downloading offline maps and checking driving times between key locations, such as Panglao, Loboc, Carmen, and Anda.
Drive safely: Be mindful of tricycles, motorcycles, children near schools, and animals on the road. Slow down during the night and in unfamiliar areas.
Keep a list of important contacts, including the rental company’s phone number or WhatsApp/Viber details, your hotel or resort’s contact information, and emergency contact numbers.
A: When planning a road trip around Bohol, consider fuel costs. Prices in the Philippines currently range from ₱60 to ₱70 per liter, but this price range is subject to change.
A standard Bohol itinerary (Chocolate Hills, Loboc River, Anda, and Panglao beaches) covers roughly 100–200 km over a few days. In a fuel-efficient sedan (10–15 km/L), you’d use about 7–20 liters, costing about ₱420–₱1,400.
In a larger vehicle, such as an SUV or van (8–10 km/L), you’d use about 10–25 liters, costing roughly ₱600–₱1,750.
To save fuel, plan routes to combine nearby stops, check local fuel prices, and fill up at reputable stations.