Tumalog Falls
A curtain-like waterfall spilling down moss-covered cliffs, wrapped in mist and just minutes by car from the whale shark watching area.
Tumalog Falls lies in a valley south of the town of Oslob. Water tumbles from limestone cliffs several dozen meters high, splitting into countless streams. The rock face is covered in moss and ferns, and at the base is a cool, shallow pool where you can stand under the falls to cool off. From the road entrance it's a 15–20 minute downhill walk, or you can take a habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) closer to the falls. The entrance fee is roughly ₱20–50. Stopping here to cool off after the whale sharks is a standard part of the southern route.
Opening hours
Approx. 06:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Oslob Whale Sharks
- Sumilon Island
- Aguinid Falls
- Oslob Cuartel & Immaculate Conception Church
- Inambakan Falls
- Boljoon Church (Patrocinio de María)
- Tingko Beach
- Kawasan Falls