Cebu Oslob Scuba Diving with the Whale Sharks & Tumalog Falls Day Tour with Lunch and Transfers

Enjoy a day of diving with whale sharks ,and exploring Tumalog Falls on this tour in Oslob, Cebu. This tour comes with light breakfast, lunch, transfers, the assistance of a divemaster, and entrance fees. Guests are encouraged to bring their own scuba diving gear, but they can also rent for this tour. This tour is perfect for those who want to see a beautiful waterfall and get a close encounter with the majestic whale sharks of Oslob during their visit to Cebu. 

Your pick-up time is at 3 AM. If you are staying at a hotel or resort in Cebu City or Mactan Island, you will be picked up from there in the morning. Otherwise, you must meet your guide and driver at a designated pick-up area. 

After boarding the air-conditioned van, you will head to Oslob and head to the swimming and scuba diving area. Once there, you can choose to scuba dive to get closer to the whale sharks, but you can also just swim in the same waters as them. When in the water, remember to be aware of your surroundings and ensure your movements don’t disturb or harm the whale sharks. Don’t forget to bring a waterproof camera if you have one so you can take photos and videos to look back on this experience!

Once you are done swimming or scuba diving, you will head back to the shore, where your driver will be waiting to bring you to your final stop, Tumalog Falls. The falls are located in the middle of a forest, giving visitors a stunning natural view of the cascades and the surrounding greenery. At the bottom of the falls is a turquoise pool where you can enjoy a dip.

Following your time at the falls, you’ll enjoy your complimentary lunch before returning to your hotel or resort or the agreed-upon drop-off area to enjoy the rest of your day in Cebu.

Dive with the whale sharks and enjoy the cascade of Tumalog Falls when you book this tour in Cebu. Check the availability by choosing a date.

DISCLAIMER: Seeing whale sharks during this tour is NOT GUARANTEED. Whale sharks are migratory animals, and even during the whale shark season, there is a possibility that you may not encounter one during your tour.