The Loboc Zipline in Bohol is one of the most thrilling ways to experience the island’s lush interior and the iconic Loboc River from a whole new perspective—high in the air. Suspended hundreds of feet above a forested gorge, this adrenaline-pumping ride takes you gliding across a breathtaking valley carved by the Loboc River. Whether you're a thrill-seeker, a nature lover, or simply looking for a unique viewpoint, the Loboc Zipline is an unforgettable highlight of inland Bohol. With panoramic views of thick jungle, winding waters, and cascading mini waterfalls below, this zipline offers an exhilarating yet scenic adventure you won’t soon forget.
The Loboc Zipline in Bohol is one of the most thrilling ways to experience the island’s lush interior and the iconic Loboc River from a whole new perspective—high in the air. Suspended hundreds of feet above a forested gorge, this adrenaline-pumping ride takes you gliding across a breathtaking valley carved by the Loboc River. Whether you're a thrill-seeker, a nature lover, or simply looking for a unique viewpoint, the Loboc Zipline is an unforgettable highlight of inland Bohol.
Location and Access
The Loboc Zipline is located in Loboc Eco-Tourism Adventure Park, near Loboc town in Bohol, Philippines. Coordinates: 9.655849734213449, 124.02377497512585. It's approximately 25 kilometers (40 minutes) from Tagbilaran City and 20 minutes from Panglao via the new bridge.
How to get there:
- Hire a tricycle, private van, or join a countryside tour from Tagbilaran or Panglao.
- Motorbike rentals are available for independent travel.
Activity Details
The zipline spans a gorge over the scenic Loboc River. It includes two lines—for a roundtrip ride—each about 500 meters long. Riders are secured in a superman-style position, offering panoramic views of the forest and river below.
As you soar through the air, you may catch sight of riverboats and even the Busay Falls. A cable car option is available for those seeking a slower, more relaxed ride.
Skill and Gear Requirements
No experience is needed. Suitable for children (6+ years) and adults, with a weight range of 30–100 kg.
Provided gear includes:
- Harnesses
- Helmets
- Safety locks
Staff assist with setup, and a safety briefing is given. All equipment meets safety standards.
Best Time to Visit
Open year-round. The dry season (December to May) is ideal for clear views. Visit in the morning or late afternoon for better lighting and photos. Activities may be suspended during heavy rains or typhoons.
Safety and Guidelines
- Follow all staff instructions.
- Avoid the activity under the influence of alcohol or certain medications.
- Wear comfortable clothing and avoid loose items.
- Secure phones or cameras with straps if filming.
- Pregnant women and individuals with serious health issues should not ride.
Duration and Difficulty
The ride itself takes just a few minutes, but allow 30–45 minutes total including briefings and waiting time. It's considered moderately thrilling but physically easy for most healthy individuals.
Nearby Amenities
The Loboc Eco-Tourism Adventure Park includes:
- Restrooms
- Waiting/viewing area for non-riders
- Souvenir stalls
- Nearby cafés and eateries in Loboc town
Nearby attractions include the Loboc River Cruise, Loboc Church, and the Tarsier Sanctuary. The zipline is a common stop on the Bohol Countryside Tour.
Costs
- Zipline roundtrip: ₱350–₱500 per person
- Cable car ride: ₱250–₱350
- Group discounts or package deals may apply
- Some tours include the zipline in all-inclusive rates
The Loboc Zipline is more than an adrenaline rush—it's a scenic glide above one of Bohol’s most captivating natural areas. With views of rivers, jungles, and hills, this experience offers something memorable for every traveler, whether you’re visiting solo, as a couple, or with family.
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