Attraction

Danao Adventure Park

Danao Adventure Park (formally E.A.T. Danao — Eco, Educational, Extreme Adventure Tour) is an LGU-owned adventure park in Barangay Magtangtang, Danao. Its signature attraction is The Plunge, a canyon swing with roughly 70 metres of free fall described as the only one of its kind in the Philippines. The park also has a 480-metre zipline called the Suislide across a river gorge.

Type: adventure-recreationHours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (reported)

Overview

Danao Adventure Park, formally E.A.T. Danao (Eco, Educational, Extreme Adventure Tour), is an LGU-owned adventure park in Barangay Magtangtang, Danao municipality, with its income directed back into the local community. The park sits in highland terrain above the Wahig River gorge, about two hours by road from Tagbilaran City via the Sagbayan–Danao route.

The signature attraction is The Plunge, a canyon swing with roughly 70 metres of free fall into the gorge, recorded in Philippine tourism references as the only canyon swing of its kind in the country. The Suislide, a 480-metre zipline, crosses the same gorge; the Giant Swing, Glass Cliffwalk, Hamster Wheel, Zip Bike, and Skyride round out the fixed rides.

Beyond the rides, the park runs guided river kayaking on the Wahig, plus caving, river tubing, river trekking, and rappelling.

Location

Barangay Magtangtang, Danao, in Bohol’s northern interior highlands. The elevation gives the park its views over forested ridges. Magtangtang also holds the Francisco Dagohoy Marker, within or adjacent to the park grounds — the site tied to the Dagohoy Revolt, the longest anti-colonial uprising in Philippine history, which held Bohol’s interior outside Spanish control for roughly 85 years starting in 1744.

Nearby attractions in Danao: Danao Sea of Clouds viewpoint, Infinity Pool, Bat Colony, Assisted Natural Regeneration forest reserve.

Getting There

From Tagbilaran City: approximately 2 hours by road via the Sagbayan–Danao highway. No direct public bus service to Danao; options include jeepney or van from Tagbilaran to Carmen or Sagbayan, then connection onwards, or private vehicle hire. Habal-habal from Danao town to Magtangtang is available. Most visitors book the park as part of an organised Bohol north-countryside tour.

Practical Info

The park is LGU-owned and admission fees apply per activity. The park’s own Facebook page confirms current entrance fee and hours; other per-activity rates below are indicative, reconstructed from independent travel-blog sources published between 2023 and 2026 that do not fully agree with each other:

  • Entrance fee: ₱40 per person; parking: ₱20
  • The Plunge: ₱700
  • Suislide (zipline): ₱350
  • Giant Swing (solo): ₱500; Giant Swing (tandem): ₱800
  • Sky Ride: ₱250 per person (reported max. 4 people per ride)
  • Zip Bike / Hamster Wheel: ₱350–500 depending on source
  • Ka-Mira Cave (beginner caving): ₱350 per person
  • Baliho Cave (advanced caving): ₱550 per person
  • Swimming pool: ₱100 (likely corresponds to the “Infinity Pool” entity — see that record)

Confirmed opening hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM daily. Source: Danao Adventure Park, Facebook, accessed 2026-08-03. Safety orientation and guides are provided for all activities. Age and weight restrictions apply to The Plunge and Suislide. Recommended: closed-toe shoes, sun protection, and clothes that can get wet if doing river activities. A cafeteria operates on the grounds, so a full day at the park does not require bringing food in.

What to Expect

The Plunge is the park’s highest-impact activity by a clear margin — a full 70-metre drop before the swing arrests it. The Suislide runs as a pair of cables rather than one: the outbound crossing is the 480-metre line, and the return is a slightly shorter run of about 460 metres. It can be ridden seated or prone. The Sky Ride moves slowly across the same gorge, its cable set roughly 280 metres above the ground below. The Giant Swing lets the rider decide how far up the arc to go, to a maximum of about 100 metres, out over the cliffside above the Wahig. Rappelling is run as the Root Climb, a roped descent of the gorge wall. The Glass Cliffwalk, a glass-floored platform over the gorge edge, is more photography-and-vertigo experience than physical challenge. River kayaking runs 2–3 hours with a guide along the Wahig, ending at a riverbank picnic spot. Every activity carries a safety briefing, and none of the main rides run self-guided.

Notes

Source: 03-staging/_bohol-philippines-entities/attractions/danao-adventure-park.md (BPTO Table 11 + web research). The Plunge first documented 2010. Sources: ivanhenares.com (2010), solitarywanderer.com, guidetothephilippines.ph. Current entrance fee and operating hours are now confirmed via the park’s own Facebook page — see Practical Info above.

Legacy ## In depth section removed 2026-08-20 — unsourced scraped prose, adrenaline-marketing phrasing throughout, and contradicting the researched sections on the Plunge free-fall height (it claimed 200 metres against the researched 70 metres) and the Suislide length (550 metres against 480 metres). Salvaged into the sections above, each re-verified against Rappler rather than the block: the Suislide’s second 460-metre return line, the Sky Ride’s height above the gorge floor, the Giant Swing’s 100-metre maximum arc over the Wahig, the Root Climb name for the rappelling activity, and the on-site cafeteria. Unverified claims from the removed block, not carried over and worth a later check: a 200-metre figure for the depth of the cliff and gorge; a 15-metre height for the Root Climb wall; a bouldering area with crash pads; river tubing being suspended in the rainy season; medical contraindications for the extreme rides (high blood pressure, pregnancy, recent surgery, heart conditions); and a park contact number (0938 271 7523). Note also that the earliest source on record (ivanhenares.com, 2010) gives a 50-metre free fall from a 200-metre cliff, a 200-metre zipline and a 60-metre rappel — early-build figures that the park has since outgrown, not current specifications.

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