Beautiful, peaceful, adilic retreat...

Out of all the islands this is the most peacefull, if you are prepared to journey another one & a half hours by ferry to the island.
The ferry journey itself is an adventure as it sails past all the other main islands, that are more heavily populated by tourists.
As the ferry docks the journey is followed by a very bumpy off road trip in the back of a 4 wheel drive landcruiser through the coconut palms & rubber tree plantations, passing little villages, cafes & sights of the many beaches.

There is no cashpoint machines, night clubs or bars, apart from a small cosy cocktail bar adjacent to the restraunt at the Neverland retreat, which is highly expensive, so take food & drink with you from the mainland to keep in your cabin.

The food is good but charges are higher than what you would pay on the mainland, but of course breakfast is included, the usual fruit juice, tea & coffee, American style breakfast, a little disapointed in the size of the portions as still left feeling hungry.

Best advice take a day tour of the island, and take your swimming gear & sun tan lotion as the many waterfalls are beautiful where you can swim.

Visit the fishing village, all houses built upon stilts on the ocean in a lagoon, fresh crabs & fish of all kinds on offer.

The island is the most peacefull & has very little people actualy there, it is ideal for lazing on the beautiful beaches or relaxing at the cabin with TV, bathroom, ...no fridge though, but lovely, the staff are very helpfull & knowledgable & are willing to help at all times, a real desert island get away ...if you want the sound of the waves, clear blue sea that is warm, the peace & tranquility of nature.. this is for you, excellent.