11 hour(s)
English
Included
Swim with majestic whale sharks in their natural habitat
Rare opportunity to interact with the world’s largest fish
Visit the multi-tiered Aguinid Falls in Samboan
Trek through lush jungle terrain and climb waterfall tiers
€ 290.06
€ 266.86
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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The Oslob Whale Shark and Aguinid Falls Tour offers a truly remarkable adventure that brings you face to face with some of the Philippines' most extraordinary natural wonders. The journey begins in Oslob, where you’ll have the rare and awe-inspiring chance to swim with the world’s largest fish—the whale shark. These gentle giants glide effortlessly through the warm, clear waters, allowing for an up-close and humbling encounter in their natural environment. It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience that leaves a lasting impression, offering both thrill and deep appreciation for marine life.
Following this incredible marine adventure, the tour continues with a trek to the breathtaking Aguinid Falls in Samboan. Unlike typical waterfalls, Aguinid is made up of a series of cascading tiers surrounded by dense jungle, inviting visitors to climb, wade, and explore their way through a natural obstacle course. Each level offers a refreshing dip and a chance to connect with nature in a hands-on and exhilarating way. With its perfect balance of oceanic wonder and lush inland beauty, this tour delivers a memorable journey filled with excitement, tranquility, and discovery.
Meal and beverage
Air conditioned vehicle
Professional Tour Guide
Oslob Whale Shark Fee
Paddle boat experience
Snorkel Gear
Visit to Aguinid Falls
Applicable Entrance Fees
Gratuities
A valid passport is required
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Must visit place and the guides really excellent and patience.. they provided confident for those who scare to climb up
A perfect place to experience waterfalls without the intensity of Kawasan. You climb up through 8 levels but no obligation to jump down off the 10m fall (but you can if you want to). Great for a couple with 1-1 guides who know the place like it's a part of them, they know every foothold and underwater step and will help you along the way. The place will test your resolve if you've never done this sort of thing before but it's worth it for the achievement. It's underrated and under visited, shadowed by its more commercialised neighbours who advertised themselves prominently along the main road. You'll only know of Aguinid's existence by a discreet sign at the turning. Have a go after a whale shark experience in Oslob and take a trike to Aguinid (about an hour) for a proper Cebu experience.
Great attraction that combines impressive nature with a small sporting challenge. In our opinion, a great alternative to canyoning. You climb up the waterfall with a total of 8 stages, accompanied by two guides. One takes photos and videos, and the other assists with the climbing. Our guides were very friendly, and we felt very well taken care of. Everything you expect from waterfalls is offered here in our view: climbing, optional jumps of 4 or 9 meters, small natural pools, and the chance to stand directly under the waterfall. At the top, you arrive in a beautiful palm forest and are then picked up by a tuk-tuk to ride back down into the valley. We were thrilled and found the people very friendly, and the price more than fair. We were also warmly welcomed by a lady at the parking lot . She simply offers her services and is very understanding if you don’t need anything. The guides are paid with tips, and the entrance fee is 350 pesos per person. There was just one other guest besides us, so it wasn’t crowded at all, which was very pleasant. In short – wonderful nature and a small adventure that stays in your memory. You do need to be somewhat sporty for the climbing sections, but overall it’s very doable. We can definitely recommend it :)
This is soooo cool. Expect a few climbs and small hike. Expect to get wet. But the guides will help you get up and stay safe. The water is refreshing and the scenery is beautiful! Food afterwards is very good, people are very nice. This is a must go and must do when you are in the area! Takes around 1 hour total (or more when taking it easy more and/or having lunch afterwards). You will be supplied with mandatory watershoes, helmet and life jacket. Again. This is cool. Go for it!
This trek isn't suitable for beginners or children due to the extreme rock and rope climbing involved. Despite the challenging ascent, it was a fun experience, and I'd definitely return.
