Bohol airport to Chocolate Hills
Landing at Bohol–Panglao International Airport and heading for the Chocolate Hills? Arrange the inland run before you fly: we meet your arrival, load a vehicle sized for the group and the bags, and drive you to the hills — then on to the accommodation or the drop-off you name.
Your transfer at a glance
- Pickup
- Bohol–Panglao International Airport
- Drop-off
- The Chocolate Hills area, then the Bohol drop-off you name
How booking works
- 1Send your flight number, arrival date, group size and luggage details in the quote form, plus where you want the day to end.
- 2We reply by email with the vehicle plan and one fixed, all-in price for the whole run.
- 3Your driver meets the agreed arrival, takes you inland to the hills and on to the drop-off confirmed in your quote.
What to include in your request
- The airport is on Panglao Island and the Chocolate Hills Natural Monument is inland on mainland Bohol, with the viewing complex in the municipality of Carmen. Panglao is joined to the mainland by two bridges, so the whole run is a road journey — there is no boat leg to plan around or miss.
- Tell us where you are sleeping that night as well as where you want to go. Going inland straight off the plane means your luggage rides with you all day, so the vehicle has to be sized for the bags as well as the group, and the day finishes at a drop-off rather than back where it started.
- The road inland passes Baclayon and Loboc, so those are natural additions to the same day rather than separate trips. The Corella tarsier sanctuary sits off this road rather than on it — still easy to add, but tell us so the day is planned with the detour in it.
- Give your flight number and arrival date so the pickup is built around the arrival you actually land on, and say what time you would like to reach the hills. A late arrival leaves less of the day for the viewpoint, and we would rather say so before you book than on the day.
- Entrance and viewpoint fees at the stops are collected on site, and so are Baclayon—s museum, a Loboc river cruise and the tarsier sanctuary. Those sit outside a transport quote: the fixed price covers the vehicle, the driver and the waiting time at each stop, and we will tell you which of your chosen stops charge one.
- Prefer to check in first and see the hills as a separate day out? Say so in the same enquiry — we quote the airport transfer and the countryside day together instead of leaving you to book them twice.
Questions we get asked about this transfer
The things people check before they send a quote request. If yours is not here, put it in the message box and we will answer it with your price.
Is there a ferry or boat between the airport and the Chocolate Hills?
No. The airport is on Panglao Island and Panglao is joined to mainland Bohol by two bridges, so the run inland to the hills is a single road journey with no boat leg to plan around or miss.
Can we go straight to the hills with our luggage still with us?
Yes, and it is worth flagging when you enquire. Your bags ride with you for the whole day, so we quote a vehicle sized for the group and the luggage together, and we plan the day to finish at the drop-off you name rather than back at the airport.
Can we add Loboc, Baclayon or the tarsiers on the way?
Yes. The road inland passes Baclayon and Loboc, so those sit naturally on the same day; the Corella tarsier sanctuary is off this road rather than on it, so tell us if you want it and we plan the detour into the day. List the stops you want in the quote form and we price the whole itinerary in one go.
Our flight lands late in the day — is this still worth doing?
Tell us the flight and we will be honest about what fits. A late arrival leaves less of the day for the viewpoint, and in that case we would usually suggest the transfer to your accommodation first and the hills as a countryside day after — quoted in the same reply, not as a second booking.
Does the all-in price cover the entrance fee at the hills?
No. Entrance and viewpoint fees are collected on site by the operators themselves, and so is anything you add on the way — the Baclayon museum, a Loboc river cruise, the tarsier sanctuary. Those sit outside a transport quote. What the fixed, all-in price covers is the driving side: the vehicle, the driver and the waiting time at each stop, from the airport pickup through to the drop-off you name. We will tell you which of your chosen stops charge one before you travel.
Get the transfer arranged
Tell us the arrival details, accommodation, group and bags. We will reply by email with one fixed quote.
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