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Way Shack Hostel

Name: Way Shack Hostel
Address: Natalio Bacalso Avenue, Tan-awan, Oslob, Cebu, Oslob, Cebu, PH
Price range: $

Hotels & Resorts · Oslob, Cebu

Design hostel on the highway directly across the Tan-awan whale shark briefing center.

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Way Shack Hostel

A budget design hostel in Tan-awan located along the national highway, directly opposite the whale shark briefing center. It has eight air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms plus an on-site restaurant, bar, and massage service. Rates typically run about PHP 600-900 per night, with parking, luggage storage, and a tour desk.

What's on offer

Amenities & services

AccommodationAir-conditioned roomsRestaurantBarTour deskFree parking

Wayfinder route

Getting to Oslob

Take a Ceres bus bound for Bato or Oslob. For whale shark watching, tell the conductor to drop you at Barangay Tan-awan; for the church and Cuartel Ruins, stay on to Oslob town proper.

Leaves from Cebu South Bus Terminal

Journey time 3-4 hours

Typical fare PHP 155-200

Getting around Habal-habal link Tan-awan, Tumalog Falls and the town proper for roughly PHP 50-150.

Arriving at Mactan-Cebu International Airport, take a taxi, Grab or airport bus across to Cebu South Bus Terminal and pick up the route above. Allow extra time for bridge traffic at peak hours.

Fares and journey times are indicative and change with traffic, season and operator. Confirm locally before you travel.

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Nearby destinations

Wildlife

Whale Shark Watching

Oslob

Swim alongside gentle whale sharks, the world's largest fish, in one of the few places where these magnificent creatures can be reliably encountered.

Waterfalls

Tumalog Falls

Oslob

A spectacular curtain waterfall cascading down a moss-covered cliff into a shallow turquoise pool, creating a dreamlike natural retreat.

Islands

Sumilon Island

Oslob

A pristine coral island with a famous shifting white sandbar, excellent snorkeling, and the distinction of being the Philippines' first marine sanctuary.