I did it on scuba diving. Definitely worth going. I will go again March. Very nice for photos. Although there may be many tourists, there is space for everybody.

Canyoneering was great - very adventurous and worth it. Whale Sharks is a must do one time thing, but it is not a repeat for me. A one time tour - too much of a hassle - get up early, long travel, long wait, too crowded etc.

A wonderful experience and adventure, arranged by my sister in law. It's started at 4AM in Cebu and lasted a day and a half., our van tour guide picked us up, and the tip took 4 hours, and the rest. Because the roads were athrocious, the journey lasted forever, but it was worth it. Day 1 Swimming the turtels & other sea life and magical waterfall, fantastic. DON'T brink a drone it's a waste of time. Swimming in open water with majestic sea life this big was unbelievable.

This was an amazing experience! At first I was hesitant to go down the water but when I saw the "gentle giant" just swimming around and near our boat, I decided that I just have to go and observe this amazing creature under water and it was an experience one for the books! Really had a great time!

I cannot recommend this experience at all. It was highly unethical and it made it an awful experience. I wish I did more research before going, if I had known how bad it was I wouldn’t have gone as it truly was not worth seeing these creatures like this. Yes you are guaranteed to see them but it’s like seeing them in a zoo. The poor creatures are just eating straight from the boat and there is hundreds of people around. We were also scared of being hit by the boats as it’s so crowded. Please don’t go!!

The 4 of us loved the whole experience!! Ronel picked us up right on time. Maria was fantastic getting us sorted at the whale sharks. The sharks were amazing. The guys at canyoneering were the best. They were very friendly, attentive and made sure we had the best experience. We had a fantastic day overall. Ronel got us back to our accommodation. Would recommend this tour to anyone.

Island Trek Tours (ITT) does not care about high-quality customer service. We paid too much for far too little. When we signed up for the service, we expected “a unique swimming experience with whale sharks with LESS HASSLE from booking to entire trip.” That was not the case. ITT did not provide guidance on preparation (online bookings, avoiding long lines, etc.). The management team refused to help in the early morning. Avoid their private tour options. You will be treated as a member of a group instead of a valued client.

I'm not sure if this was the company we used as we booked it at the Shangri-la hotel. In general the whale shark experience is magnificent. The sharks are harmless and gentle although this is not for everyone. The sea is choppy and you need to hang on to outriggers and snorkel to be able to see the sharks swim by. They feed the sharks from 8am to 1pm to keep them close and visible to the tourists. There is a crowd waiting to go out in the boats so arrive early. Next, the canyoneering experience is extreme and not for those that are not fit. It's about 3-4 hours of non-stop climbing, swimming and hiking on uneven ground. The guides were terrific and kept us safe. The canyon is beautiful and worth a visit.

We had a great experience. We were unsure whether to do this activity as we had heard some mixed reviews. When we got there we waited over 2 hours, but we were expecting this so it was fine. The boats were constantly coming in and out, it looked very busy, but it meant there wasn't a huge number of people actually in the water at one time. Once it was our turn it all went very smoothly. We had amazing views of the Whale Sharks, it was surreal. People on smaller boats fed thr whale sharks and we watched them swim back and forth feeding. All of our group kept a distance from the whale sharks, as we were told to do in the briefing, and it really felt like we were just observing the majestic creatures. As long as you know what to expect, it's an amazing experience and I would recommend it!

We were sceptical because this is a place where the whalesharks are beeing fed. But the feeding wasn't even the worst part. The rules / code of conduct (specially keeping distance to the animals and max 4 boats) were absolutely not followed. We saw dozens of people touching the whalesharks and lots of snorkelers hopping on top of the animals (even some "guides" pushing the tourists out of the boat on top of the animals). The snorkeling boats were literally driving into the whalesharks. Some people were hit by the fins because they got way too close to the animals. One of the worst experience we had. This trip should not be supported and the government should place proper rules and enforce them. If you love marine life, you should absolutely avoid this place.

My 2 friends and I went to Oslob to dive with whale sharks in Nov 2023 as part of our diving expedition to Moalboal. We did 2 dives; 1st at ~7am when the giant fish were being fed and 2nd at 9am when the feeding was almost done and the whale sharks were swimming around and leaving. We captured these giant fish from all possible angles underwater; captured their silhouette against sun rays penetrating thru’ the clear water, and also up close of the whale sharks’ frontal features and their massive caudal and dorsal fins. I truly enjoyed this surreal experience. I probably would not do this once-in-lifetime experience again but preferably watch them in the wild in my dive expeditions. Reason being, the whale sharks, amounting about 11 in the trip, were likely be resident sharks giving the numerous tears seen on their caudal and dorsal fins and scars on their bodies, probably cut by propellers of motor boats. It wasn’t a pretty sight to behold and we actually felt sad at the state of these giant fish.

Rooms and service and hotel is just amazing. Very friendly staff and helpful. Hotel and rooms are extremely clean. Room attendant Foisal, Rajat, RAi are VERY GOOD n accomodating to Us.. Good services so far so Good💚❤️

The beauty of place which you can enjoy bounding with friends and family. Aside from its natural beauty. Many people visit and enjoy the place. For the relaxing and enjoying the place the blue beach and all staff was very accommodating.

Do not go here!!! This is the most unethical thing I have ever witnessed. People are touching the whale sharks, they are being fed to lure them into a small area which leads them to swimming into boats and injuring themselves. These animals are supposed to migrate not be fed continuously so the tourists can get ‘the perfect insta shot’ Pure tourist trap and complete animal cruelty. Go diving with them instead in the wild! Don’t do this. Ps a tonne of jellyfish here - witnessed every person having been stung multiple times throughout this activity

Well I M a diver and I dove in Thailand to see the whale sharks there, but this place is great experiences for everyone to swimming or to learning about the whale shark. I highly recommend this to everyone. Of course there is a controversy about this activity but for me, I am ok with it.