
Pickup — Oslob
Short transfer to the whale shark briefing centre at Tan-awan.
Slip into the water before sunrise to swim alongside whale sharks, cross to Sumilon's sandbar at low tide, walk under Tumalog's curtain of mist, then close out at Oslob's coastal heritage sites.


Short transfer to the whale shark briefing centre at Tan-awan.

Mandatory briefing, then a paddle boat takes a small group out to swim with butanding (whale sharks) at the surface. No touching, no flash, four-meter rule. Slot is roughly 30 minutes in the water.
Foreign rate; ₱800 for Philippine residents

Boat across to Sumilon — a shifting white sandbar that grows or vanishes with the tide. Time on the beach, snorkel over the marine reserve drop-off, light snacks.

Seafood lunch at a local restaurant overlooking the strait. Your guide will cover the menu options at different price points.

A 5-minute habal-habal ride down to a tiered curtain falls — a wide cone of mist rather than a single drop. Easy walk, very photogenic.
Includes habal-habal short transfer and entry

The unfinished Spanish-era barracks (Cuartel), the Immaculate Conception church, and the seawall heritage walk — Oslob's old quarter, all walkable.

About a three-hour drive north along the coast. Most guests sleep.

Hotel drop-off. End of the three-day arc.
Two parts: a flat 3-day vehicle rental for the whole group, and per-guest entry / activity fees. Both itemized below — your final quote shows everything before you commit.
Same vehicle and driver across all three days. Per-guest cost drops as group size grows. Booking only one or two days? Send an inquiry — partial-arc rates are case-by-case.
We’ll come back within 24 hours with availability and a quote. Add the other days too if you want — group rates apply.