Just a view of hills. Nothing special about it. All the hype is just that. Few plaques showing its history and how its formed. Alot of stairs to climb!

Roughly 200 steps to reach the top viewing platform. The views along the way were amazing and there were a few rest stops up the stairs to catch your breath. Arrived before sunset and it was moderately busy. Will need to wait your turn for...More

The view is very beautiful. If you are in Bohol, you should definitely go there. There are couple stairs to get up but the view really worth it. You can take some snacks or buy souvenirs. We spent there about 1 hr including everything. The...More

These are an exceptionally unique feature of over 1000 hills formed by undersea sedimentation forming hills that are now above ground as the sea disappeared. The main observation deck is up a set of stairs and is quite basic, but has reasonable viewing. There is...More

It is a true muddy blast. We have visited Bohol several times as divers going yo Balicisag out of Alona Beach on Panglao Island. This is the most fun way to check out the Chocolate Hills. Cruise the jungle at the foot of the Chocolate...More

A great location. Can't add much more to everyone else's reviews. The odd bargain can be found at the souvenir stalls at bottom of the hill. And put some thought into your planning and travelling options for the day. If you can afford, car/driver's are...More

Tourists usually stay in Tagbilaran City. This is nearby Panglao Island. From the City to Carmen where chocolate hills are may take an hour. The countryside trip alone is natureful. Tall trees amid winding roads till you reach Carmen. Walk a couple of hundred steps...More