These coral-fringed, remote islands offer a variety of activities such as kayaking, exploring, snorkelling, and scuba diving (including a renowned sugar hauler wreck), as well as the opportunity to assist with local groups working to protect green and hawksbill turtles.
The islands have remained undeveloped, which means that there are no large hotels, restaurants, or services on the island. There are a few guesthouses and homestay choices for individuals who want to stay overnight, but not much else.
Paths crisscross around the islands, linking beaches and passing through deep forests where monitor lizards and monkeys abound, making jungle trekking a popular activity. Paved paths also connect Coral Bay to a nearby beach and a charming fishing hamlet.
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