🐋Swim with whale sharks! Cebu Oslob

After arriving at Cebu Airport, you will arrive at Oslob at around 6 o'clock after running from dawn. After purchasing a ticket, you will receive a waiting number, listen to a brief explanation, and wait in a shade tent. Then, you will board a small boat and go out a few dozen meters from the beach. You can see whale sharks gathering to eat krill for about 30 minutes. 💡The sea is very buoyant, so you can float well. If you can swim, it is better to not wear a life jacket for better pictures. 💡If you have no experience snorkeling or are scared, if you hold on to the side of the boat while keeping your body vertical or diagonal, you will shake more with the boat and lose your mind. It is better to look down and keep your body straight. You can see the whale sharks well and it will be much more stable. 💡The entrance fee has recently increased from 500 pesos to 1,000 pesos. 💡I heard there is no place to eat nearby, so I packed water and Jollibee and went. There are simple sandwich and juice stands and a supermarket. 💡If you have an action camera, ask any staff member on the boat to take pictures and videos with the whale sharks. They asked for a tip of about 100 pesos. (It varies depending on the person.) 💡There are several snorkels and masks on the boat and they lend them out. It is also good to bring your own. Don't forget to apply anti-fog to your mask in advance to see the whale shark with a clear view about 10 minutes before. 💡If you are going with more than 5 people, rent a van for a day (automatically including the driver) rather than a tour company. Contact the van rental company via KakaoTalk and plan the course you want. They will purchase the intermediate tour product for a local price plus a commission of about 100 pesos per person. In addition, a private tour is possible, and it is possible at 2/3 the price of a Korean company based on the entire standard. 💡There is no difference between fast track and non-fast track as you might think. #July travel support fund #Cebu #Philippines