Cebu Oslob Whale Shark Watching, Sumilon Sandbar, Tumalog Falls Tour with Lunch & Transfers

Visit the landmarks and natural wonders of Oslob, a town south of Cebu City known for whale shark watching in the Philippines, with this day tour. This tour is perfect for animal lovers who want to see whale sharks in their natural habitat and explore the town’s nearby attractions. The package includes land and boat transfers, lunch, all entrance fees, a free rolling tour of the town, and the services of a guide. 

Your tour will begin once your guide picks you up from your accommodations in Cebu City. You will then head straight to Oslob’s shore for the Whale Shark Encounter.  

A steward will join you when the boat is ready to take you to a spot frequented by whale sharks. You will then be given snorkeling gear so you can go underwater and get a better view of these gentle giants as they feed around the area. 

Your next stop is the stunning Sumilon Sandbar. Feel free to lounge on this stretch of white sand or dive into the nearby waters to see the marine life. 

You will then travel to Tumalog Falls. This cascade appears like a curtain as the water is always in contact with rocks as it descends. Aside from taking photos of this majestic sight, travelers may swim in the natural pool as well. (Tumalog Falls is temporarily closed, will be temporarily replaced by a monkey-viewing activity in Oslob.)

Afterward, you will head back to Oslob and enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, complete with a round of soft drinks. 

Finally, you will go on a running tour around the town to visit cultural spots such as Baluarte, Cuartel, Boljoon Church, and Carcar Shoe Expo. You will also have enough time to snap some quick photos of each area before you are escorted back to your hotel within Cebu City.

Book this tour to visit Oslob’s top attractions and experience swimming with whale sharks. Check the availability by choosing a date.

DISCLAIMER: Seeing and swimming with 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.