Bohol Coco Farm

Interesting hostel tucked away in the middle of the jungle, as you enter a security guard will greet you and open the gate, driving up the path you pass a number of animals, ducks, goats, turkeys, then arriving at reception greeted by Angle, lovely lady. Rooms are basic, 10 bed dorm was comfortable considering you only sleep there, nice chill areas with hammocks, toilets and showers clean, only cold water in the showers, hot water shower still had cold water for me. Wifi only in common area. Breakfast was filling but not western, basic veg curry a little spicy one morning, with rice, banana and omelet, still nice tho.

Could be nice to have the option of basic eggs on toast with fruit for breakfast, wouldn’t be hard I think. Bike rental was expensive from the hostel 400 for 24hrs 350 for 12hr I think 300 for 4hrs, Highly recommend hiring a bike at the port for $250 per day, driving yourself out there, then you save on trike costs to and from, and you have wheels for the chocolate hills and tarsiers, and getting around the beaches, as main beach you need wheels to get to, was a good stay tho.