Bohol Car Rental – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

For Foreigners: A valid passport and a valid driver’s license are required. For Filipinos: A valid government-issued ID or company ID and a valid driver’s license. A down payment is required to secure the booking.

Please contact us directly via WhatsApp or email to discuss cancellation or modification of your booking. Terms may vary depending on the timing and circumstances of the request.

Yes, there are no mileage restrictions as long as you drive within the Bohol area. Driving outside of Bohol is not allowed.

We accept Cash, GCash, Local Bank Transfer, PayPal, and Wise. A down payment is required to confirm your reservation.

A down payment is required to confirm and finalize your booking. No down payment means no reservation. You’ll sign the rental agreement via eSign for a completely paperless process.

Yes, the minimum age to rent and drive a vehicle is 18 years old. You must possess a valid driver’s license.

Yes, we offer both self-drive and with-driver rentals. The with-driver option includes a professional, licensed driver who is familiar with Bohol’s roads and popular destinations.

We deliver within Tagbilaran City for free. For locations outside the city such as Panglao, a delivery fee of ₱300 per trip applies. We also serve Loboc, Jagna, Tubigon, Jetafe, and more — delivery charges vary by distance.

Our most affordable option is the Toyota Vios (Old Model) at ₱1,500 per 24 hours. We also have the Toyota Wigo at ₱1,600/day and the Toyota Vios (New Model) at ₱1,800/day — all with unlimited mileage within Bohol.

When we deliver the vehicle, you should return it at the same fuel level. Fuel costs during rental are the renter’s responsibility.

Yes, there is a mandatory carwash fee upon return: ₱250 for sedans, hatchbacks, crossovers, pickups, and MPVs; ₱350 for vans. Delivery outside Tagbilaran City is charged ₱300 per trip.

Car rental in Bohol starts at ₱1,500 per day for a self-drive hatchback or sedan (e.g., Toyota Wigo, Vios). SUVs start at ₱2,000/day, MPVs at ₱2,800/day, and vans at ₱3,000–₱4,000/day. With-driver packages start at ₱3,000 for 8 hours. All self-drive rates include unlimited mileage within Bohol.

Yes, a valid driver’s license is required to rent a self-drive car in Bohol. Both Philippine and international driver’s licenses are accepted. You must also be at least 18 years old and present a valid government-issued ID. No additional permits are needed for driving within Bohol.

Yes, tourists can rent a car in Bohol. Foreign visitors are welcome to rent self-drive vehicles using their international driver’s license. Alternatively, tourists can book a with-driver rental, which requires no license and includes a local driver familiar with Bohol roads and attractions.

Self-drive is significantly cheaper. A self-drive sedan costs ₱1,500/day with no time limit, while a with-driver sedan starts at ₱3,000 for only 8 hours (plus ₱350/hour overtime). If you’re comfortable driving and plan a full day of travel, self-drive offers better value. Note: fuel is excluded from with-driver packages.

To rent a car in Bohol, you need: (1) a valid driver’s license — Philippine or international, (2) a government-issued ID such as a passport, and (3) you must be at least 18 years old. No credit card is required — payments are accepted via cash, GCash, bank transfer, PayPal, or Wise.

Yes. Bohol Car Rental offers free vehicle delivery to Tagbilaran/Panglao Airport. You can arrange pickup directly at the airport upon arrival, whether you prefer a self-drive rental or a with-driver service. Book in advance via the website or WhatsApp to confirm your arrival time and preferred vehicle.

Self-drive rentals do not include fuel — you pay for fuel yourself during the rental period. With-driver packages also exclude fuel; the cost is shouldered by the renter. All other charges are covered in the quoted rate, with no hidden fees for either self-drive or with-driver bookings.

The cheapest self-drive option is a hatchback or sedan (e.g., Toyota Wigo or Mitsubishi Mirage) at ₱1,500 per day. This rate covers 24 hours with unlimited mileage within Bohol and no hidden fees. It’s ideal for couples or solo travelers exploring Bohol’s main attractions independently.

Yes, self-driving in Bohol is generally safe and manageable for most tourists. Roads to major attractions like Chocolate Hills, Panglao Beach, and the Tarsier Sanctuary are paved and well-marked. Traffic is light outside Tagbilaran City. A valid driver’s license, basic familiarity with right-hand drive roads, and a Google Maps connection are all you need.

The Chocolate Hills Complex in Carmen is approximately 55 kilometers from Tagbilaran City, about a 1.5 to 2-hour drive depending on traffic and road conditions. The route via the Loay Interior Road is the most common and scenic path. Having a rental car makes the trip significantly more flexible than joining a group tour.