Oslob, Cebu


OSLOB, CEBU - A paradise that sits on the southern part tip of Cebu Province facing the city of Dumaguete, Province of Negros Oriental. Oslob, officially the Municipality of Oslob, is a 4th class municipality in the province of Cebu, Philippines (source: Wikipedia). Oslob is known for these migratory gentle giants, the Whale Sharks. 

     

Aside from whale sharks tour, this top place in the philippines offers more adventure. Snorkeling, kayaking, water falls, and many more. 

Getting to Oslob: Buses regularly commute from Cebu South Terminal (Google Maps) to Oslob; look for the bus headed to “Bato Oslob”; air-conditioned buses cost PHP 155 per trip. 
*fare prices may change*


Activities and places that you may try and visit during your stay in Oslob, Cebu.

   Tumalog Falls: Brgy Natalio Bacalso.           Avenue, Oslob, Cebu, Philippines

 Paragliding at the town of Daanglungsod.

    Scuba Diving at Sumilon Island, Oslob.


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