Bohol car hire

Economy (Honda City or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Bohol.

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Yes. Most travelers recommend car rentals as the ideal way of traveling to the region due to their travel benefits. First, car rentals are cost-effective, especially if you wish to avoid the hidden costs of luggage fees and commuting from arrival stations to your exact destination. Car rentals are flexible, unlike public transport, with rigid schedules and specific operational hours. Bohol car rentals make exploring parts of the region easy, like Chocolate Hills and Lock River Cruise, which are hard to access with public transport. In addition, you can explore Bohol like a local, in comfort and privacy. Moreover, you can bring luggage, camping gear, and equipment that would not be allowed on public transport options.

Driving in Bohol is done on the left side of the road like in the rest of the Philippines. While on the road, always bring your travel documents. It is illegal to drive under the influence of alcohol, and the legal blood alcohol content is 0.05%. Driving with higher alcohol content in your system can cause hefty fines. Even though most drivers do not use turn signals, always use yours to protect yourself from other motorists. Always watch out for motorists and pedestrians, especially in jam-packed traffic. Staying alert when driving in Bohol is critical. Ensure you avoid distracted driving since roads are not exceptionally safe. Also, be courteous in the heat of traffic. Finally, when driving in Bohol, stay in your lane and respect other motorists' lanes.

The legal driving age in Bohol is 18 years. However, renters require you to be at least 21. Renters between 21-25 may have to pay a young driver's surcharge daily fee when renting with some companies. Also, drivers over 70 may have to pay an old driver’s surcharge daily fee. In addition, renters must provide valid driver’s licenses whose validity extends throughout the rental period. Some agencies will require you to have held the licenses for over a year. In addition, renters with licenses not in English may have to accompany the licenses with an IDP for translation.