swimming with the whale shark
By Bluestrike
@bluestrike (218)
Philippines
October 2, 2018 4:50am CST
This is me swimming with a whale shark in Cebu City, Philippines. It was really a great adventure. At first, I was really hesitant in making this trip since I have read that this kind of stuff destroys the natural habitat of these gentle giants. I'm sorry for this but I really enjoyed this moment. How about you guys, any recent trips you enjoyed the most? Have a great day.
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@BabeSays (8575)
• Mauritius
2 Oct 18
@bluestrike You didn't know there was shark where you were swimming? I thought you did it on purpose.
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
@BabeSays I know it. It's actually part of the activity/tour. I didn't notice the small fish in its belly at first I should say.
@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
I didn't see that before. I think it is a fish. I was really scared at first especially if they open their mouth. It's as if I'll be eaten alive. But they really are gentle giants. Thank you
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@flapiz (23148)
• United Kingdom
4 Oct 18
@bluestrike I’m going to Cebu sometime this month. How much do I need to set aside for the budget?
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
5 Oct 18
@flapiz For my trip, I spent almost 30,000 php or 780 aud for 4 days however, i went both in north and south of cebu.
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@mesbakh (2284)
• Indonesia
3 Oct 18
@bluestrike not, i am not good swimmer. even it costs much to go to there
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@sol_cee (38219)
• Philippines
4 Oct 18
@bluestrike where’s the other picture? Hehe
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
4 Oct 18
Lol. If you've seen my other picture, you will see that i'm bigger than the whale shark.
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@Shiva49 (26686)
• Singapore
2 Oct 18
@bluestrike Much more common when compared to swimming with a shark! siva
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
Thank you. Wow i want to try that as well. Riding an elephant
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
5 Oct 18
@debjani1 Nope. They are busy eating fishes. They are being fed by fishermen during this time. They are really safe. You should try it.
@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
4 Oct 18
Thank you. At first i admit i was scared but once you interact with them, its awesome
@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
Yes indeed. I accidentally touched him since he was really close to our boat. Thank you for the welcome.
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@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
Oh my me too, want to experience that adventure like swimming with whale shark.
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
You should definitely try it. It's really an adventure of a lifetime.
@a_jerobon (2304)
• Eldoret, Kenya
4 Oct 18
Wow that was awsome. Are they not dengerous?
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
3 Oct 18
They are gentle giants indeed. There's a rule that one should be 3 ft away from them for their own protection.thank u
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@freelancermariagrace (28050)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
Whoa, that's awesome! How I wish I can do that too. But unfortunately, I can't swim. 
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@bluestrike (218)
• Philippines
2 Oct 18
There's always a next time. You will definitely enjoy it.
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