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All questionsTuk tuk drivers pretending whale watching boats are sold out to sell their own tickets
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Classic scam. He gets a 50% commission if he brings you to his "cousins" boat, which is usually a tiny, unsafe rust-bucket that chases the whales unethically. Always book your tickets online directly with the reputable companies or through your actual hotel reception.
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Nimali D.•4400 rep•149
If a driver says a reputable company is sold out, message them on WhatsApp yourself to check.
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Ruwan P.•6130 rep•110
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