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MALAPASCUA | OSLOB | MOALBOAL

RM2,500.00 – RM5,200.00

If you’re planning a trip covering Malapascua, Oslob, and Moalboal from March 21 to March 27, 2026. Here’s a suggested itinerary and some information on pricing and activities:

Dive Into Adventure: Exploring the Underwater Wonders of Malapascua, Oslob, and Moalboal. Look no further than the stunning destinations of Malapascua, Oslob, and Moalboal in the Philippines. Each location offers unique opportunities to encounter majestic marine life and explore vibrant coral reefs. Let’s dive in!

Malapascua: A Diver’s Paradise Encountering Thresher and Tiger Sharks. Malapascua is renowned for its exceptional diving opportunities, particularly for those eager to spot the exclusive thresher shark. These magnificent creatures can be seen during early morning dives at the famous Monad Shoal, where divers gather to witness the awe-inspiring sight of thresher sharks as they rise to the surface to be cleaned by smaller fish. But that’s not all—Malapascua also offers the chance to encounter tiger sharks, known for their striking patterns and powerful presence. The thrill of diving alongside these apex predators is an experience that will leave you in awe. Dive Sites to explore : –
– Monad Shoal: Home of the thresher sharks.
– Gato Island: Known for its diverse marine life and underwater caves.
– Dona Marilyn Wreck: A fascinating wreck dive teeming with fish.

Oslob: Swim with the Gentle Giants – Whaleshark. Just a short journey from Malapascua lies Oslob, where you can have the once-in-a-lifetime experience of diving with whalesharks—the largest fish in the ocean. These gentle giants are often seen feeding in the waters off Oslob, providing an unforgettable opportunity for divers and snorkelers alike. Oslob’s whale shark watching tours are well-organised, ensuring your encounter is both safe and respectful of these magnificent creatures. Remember to bring your underwater camera to capture the magic!

Moalboal: The Spectacular Sardine Run. Witnessing the Sardine Run in Moalboal, where it is famous for its incredible sardine run, millions of sardines gather in massive schools.