Another crowd-drawer in Loboc, alongside the River Cruise is the zipline/cable car ride at the Eco-Tourism Adventure Park. Regardless of whether you've effectively attempted the zipline, it's beneficial to return one more day only for the view. The place is all around designed, spotless and all around kept up.
They offer zipline and cable car rides with invigorating statures of 120 and 100 meters respectively. This will give you a chance to take a good look at Loboc's brilliant hilly slant while getting a charge out of the ride. Have an extraordinary time seeing Loboc's rich green trees together its beguiling clean stream.
The Zipline
Welcome to the zip line! At 520 meters in length and 120 meters high, you'll get an incredible perspective of the Loboc stream and its encompassing woods for somewhat more than a moment. The view is amazing and that one moment may feel like endlessness for the individuals who fear statures yet too short for thrill seekers.
Many individuals who experienced it feel the zip line is vastly improved than other zip lines they attempted somewhere else.
A full cover wrap is put on you starting from the neck to the knees and you lie stomach down. This is maybe the most secure tying for a zipline - you can't do anything moronic regardless of whether you needed to. Your arms are allowed to convey a telephone cam or video. The whole zip-course takes you over a forested mountain slant, crossing the Loboc River appropriate over the Busay Falls and arrive on the opposite side of the stream. From a high height, the view is elating - you get the chance to see Busay Falls from an alternate edge, not at all like how you see it from the stream voyage. The ride is short yet sweet.
There are two lines here so you can have a small scale race with your companions. It's likewise a decent method to take video of each other.
The Cable Car
The cable car ride is more stifled and implied for a short interaction with individuals inside the car - probably your companions. Additionally the slower speed enables you to take a superior and longer perspective of the waterway underneath and the surrounding forest.
The cable car looks more like a flying seat going from one side of the valley to the opposite side. Additionally utilizing a similar link at 100 meters above Loboc River, the cable car can fit 5 grown-ups. This may be a superior choice for individuals who fear the zipline. It's less extraordinary than the zip line, the significant preferred standpoint of the cable car is that it enables tourists to take photographs and videos of the stunning perspective of Loboc.
And I would say…
What I like about their offer is you get 2 decisions and can pick to have both. I've attempted numerous ziplines and it's simply that - a zipline (no cable car choice). I would firmly suggest attempting the zipline first and getting back by cable car - you get the opportunity to encounter the speed-surge of the zipline for that adrenaline surge and after that with the cable car, you get more opportunity to see and value what's down below. Best of the two universes.
We opted for a one way zip line and cable car back- both over the Loboc river. The zipline is an adrenaline stuffed ride and cable car is an extraordinary method to take pictures. On the expensive side yet worth doing the two alternatives!
Location:
Eco-Tourism Adventure Park, Loboc, Bohol, Philippines
Rates:
Zipline - Cable Car: Php 400.00
Zipline – Zipline: Php 400.00
Cable Car - Cable Car: Php 300.00
Zipline - Zipline + Cable Car - Cable Car: Php 600.00
Open from 8:30 A.M. – 5:30 P.M.
First two images above are owned by the Eco-Tourism Adventure Park. The rests are mine, captured by Vivo Y53.
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