Oslob

At the Oslob Whale shark watching site, guests begin at the registration area where staff assist with check in and queueing. A marine briefing follows, where local guides explain safety rules and proper interaction, such as keeping distance, not touching the whale sharks, and avoiding flash photography. After the briefing, guests are fitted with life vests and snorkeling gear. Boatmen then escort travellers to a small outrigger boat that travels a short distance offshore to the designated interaction zone. Here, guests may remain seated on the boat to observe or enter the water to snorkel at the surface while guides and spotters monitor movements. The boat crew stays nearby at all times, helping position guests for safe viewing. After the session, boatmen bring everyone back to shore, where showers and changing areas are available.

Sumilon Island

At Sumilon Island Sandbar, guests arrive by boat and are welcomed by local staff at the docking area. From there, a short walk leads to the famous shifting sandbar, where fine white sand stretches into turquoise waters. Travelers can relax on the sand, wade in the shallow, crystal clear sea, or take photos of the stunning coasting views. The calm waters make it ideal to swimming, while the surrounding reef areas offer opportunities for snorkeling and spotting colorful marine life. Guest can also explore nearby beach areas and enjoy the peaceful island atmosphere. Staff are present to guide visitors on designated swimming zones and safety reminders. Basic facilities such as restrooms and rinse areas are available, making it easy to freshen up before returning by boat to the mainland.