Alicia Panoramic Park is where the sky meets the hills in a breathtaking embrace—rolling landscapes that feel like Bohol’s own version of a dream. Standing at the summit, you’re not just looking at a view, you’re witnessing nature unfold in every direction, vast, peaceful, and unforgettable.

Tour highlights

Alicia Panoramic Park centers on the Binabaje Hills, a cluster of verdant ridges rising above rice fields and coastal plains. The area provides a 360-degree view of central and eastern Bohol, showcasing dramatic hill formations that turn golden brown during the dry season. Its open slopes make it ideal for sunrise or sunset viewing and drone photography.

At Alicia Panoramic Park, the experience is all about adventure, views, and that rewarding feeling of reaching the top. Here’s what you can enjoy:

Hiking to the summit
The main activity is trekking up the rolling hills—often compared to a mini “Chocolate Hills” experience. The hike is moderately challenging but very rewarding.

Sunrise or sunset viewing
Many visitors start early to catch a stunning sunrise, while others stay for sunset when the hills glow in warm golden tones.

Scenic photography
The 360-degree views of endless green hills make it perfect for landscape shots, drone photography, or even just Instagram-worthy snaps.

Camping (with permission)
You can camp overnight to fully enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and wake up to breathtaking views.

Relaxation and nature appreciation
Once at the top, you can simply sit, breathe, and take in the vast scenery—perfect for unwinding away from crowds.

Group bonding / adventure trips
It’s a great spot for friends, families, or even team outings who enjoy outdoor activities together.

Just keep in mind: there’s minimal shade along the trail, so bring water, wear sun protection, and pace yourself on the climb.

Package inclusions

All entrance fees
DOT-accredited tour guide
Alicia Panoramic local guide
Lunch at local restaurant
Bottled water
Private transportation

Meeting point & location details

Meeting point

Pickup point is at your accommodation/hotel/resort within Panglao Island and Tagbilaran City area. If outside these areas, additional charges may apply. Please specify upon booking.

NOTE: Please arrive and be ready at the location 10 mins before departure time.
The tour operator will re-confirm your pick-up time in advance.

How to find the host

A DOT-accredited tour guide wearing a DOT ID with a name badge or for those booking only with driver, the name of the driver will be provided by the tour operator at the latest 2 days before the arrival date.

End location/return

To hotel/personal address

Please note that the tour can extend until 6 pm, and if your hotel/resort is outside Panglao Island and Tagbilaran City area, additional charges for drop-off may apply.

Why choose this tour?

Unreal panoramic views an instagram-worthy
Great adventure but still beginner-friendly
Unique geology and nature
Authentic countryside experience

Best for

Adventurous couples & families
Nature lovers 🌿
First-time Bohol visitors

Pro tip

Start early and bring a small bag for water, snacks, and an extra shirt and sunscreen—without worrying about your skin and sweat!

Good to know

Can be customized for private groups or special requests
Follow local guide instructions at all times
Tour may be adjusted due to weather or safety conditions
Advance booking is recommended (especially during peak season)
There’s minimal shade along the trail, so bring water, wear sun protection, and pace yourself on the climb.

Children rates
0–2 years old: can join the tour for free
3–10 years old: 50% of adult rate
11 years old & above: full adult rate

Best months to go

December to May (ideal overall)
February to May (sunniest and most stable weather in Bohol)
November–March (best chance to see sea of clouds)

👉 March is often highlighted for clear skies + vibrant green hills.

Best time of day

Early morning (around 4:30–7:00 AM)
- Cooler temperature
- Chance to see sunrise or sea of clouds
Late afternoon (4:00–5:30 PM)
- Less heat
- Golden-hour lighting for photos

Why timing matters

Clear skies = better panoramic views
Dry trails = safer and easier hike
Early hours = less heat and more comfortable climb
Dry months also create the right conditions for the famous “sea of clouds” phenomenon, especially early in the morning.

Tour duration

Maximum of 8 hours
Pick-up time:
- 2:00 AM for Sunrise viewing
- 2:00 PM for Sunset viewing

What to wear and bring

Wear a lightweight, moisture-wicking shirt (dry-fit or cotton). Long sleeves can help protect you from the sun.
Go for comfortable shorts, pants, or leggings—something easy to move in during the hike.
Sturdy rubber shoes or hiking shoes with good grip are best. The trail can be steep and a bit slippery.
A cap or hat is almost a must, plus sunglasses if you have them—there’s very little cover on the hills.
Sunscreen (important), and you might want a light jacket if you’re going early morning for sunrise—it can be a bit cool.
Optional but helpful:
A small backpack for water, snacks, and an extra shirt (you’ll likely sweat on the way up).
Avoid slippers or anything too casual—you’ll want stability and comfort for the climb.

Activity level

Moderate to moderately challenging
- Continuous incline
- Heat exposure, especially after sunrise
- Some uneven or narrow trails
Suitable for:
- Beginners with decent stamina
- Casual hikers looking for a bit of a challenge
- Groups and first-time trekkers willing to take breaks