For the first island there were some steps to take the famous picture scene at the top of this page.
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You can stay overnight on this island as well (we can book for you), or take a private boat and spend a night on your own private island, nearby.
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Then we went to some sandbar, but were not allowed to go too close to the houses at the end, as that was private.
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Then we went to another beach with a similar view in both directions, although this was my preferred one.
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Then we went for lunch and passed by these rock formations, which we returned to later.
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Lunch was great, all you can eat, and I decided to stuff myself exclusively on the scallops, which Carles and the area is famous for.
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Then it was to Tangke Saltwater Lagoon. One guy found a great diving spot into the ocean, near to where the boats dock.
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Then it was to some island which apparently used to have two coconut trees but one was blown down by a strong typhoon.
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And if that wasn’t all perfect enough, a beautiful sunset on the way back, the boat pointing towards it all the way.
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