Yes, Cebu has whale sharks or "buntandings," too. For P100, you can swim and feed with these butandings (currently, there are 7 of them according to the local fishers). They are usually confined in the shallow portion (about 20 feet) of the seawaters of barangay Tan-awan, Oslob town (about 2 hours drive from Cebu City). You don't have to be a Scuba diver to enjoy this great adventure. Just pay the P100 fee (already inclusive of a small boat, a guide and hipon as feed), then you're all set to meet and greet the buntandings (size is from 8 meters to 20 meters). So far, the place has already attracted hundreds of people from all over the province and as far as Negros. For those who are interested to see the place, just private message me. ;)
that would be a good place for the kids to see.
ReplyDeleteyes, mi. they will surely love it there. :)
ReplyDeleteis it enclosed? how big is the area...if ever do they serve food?
ReplyDeleteit is still very new, mi. so, there's not much amenities in the area, not even a small carenderia is present. so if you go there, just bring your own food.
ReplyDeletealrighty, thanks for the info Liv.
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