Sangat Island Dive Resort

The service is very good, the environment is very good, with green mountains and clear waters. It was very considerate to arrange with the hotel in advance to go to Zuri Hotel to pick up the island (the hotel contact number on Ctrip was wrong, and I found the phone number on the official website myself). The stilt houses are very unique, with 2 beds in each room. The wind was strong and the waves were surging on the first night. I was a little scared when I heard the noise outside. The windows in the room were all screens and could not be closed. Fortunately, there was a bed not close to the window. The hotel's dining is simple and tastes good. Ginger tea, coffee, milk, and biscuits are provided all day. The watermelon juice in the bar is very expensive, more than 500 pesos, which is twice the price of other hotels. Because I don't know how to dive, I booked a half-day tour at 1 pm the next day at the hotel. I didn't expect to be told that there was no boat at noon the next day. Under my insistence, the hotel coordinated a boat. The half-day tour of the sea hot spring is worth playing. The hotel's snorkeling equipment and fins are not free, but the price is moderate.

I rushed to the dive shop in town in the morning, but I learned that there was a typhoon and the coast guard refused to allow me to go to the wreck. They suggested that I go to this resort. This resort is right next to the wreck dive site and I can dive at any time, so I made a temporary reservation. of the order. The resort includes pick-up and drop-off. There is an office at the three-way intersection in the center of the town. The bus leaves at ten o'clock. I originally went for diving and didn't expect much from the hotel. Unexpectedly, the hotel was an unexpected surprise. The reception staff on the island were very enthusiastic. They were all smiling from the moment we picked people up from the pier. The scene was very much like being in Madai. One island and one hotel, the environment is very good, the architectural style is a bit like Six Senses, but for me the one drawback is that the room does not have air conditioning, although it is not very hot. The hotel provides three meals a day, but the catering is relatively simple, probably because there are not many guests and it is not a buffet. Each meal has three dishes, a salad, a main dish, and a seasonal vegetable. The taste is basically good. Dinner and dessert included ice cream. The owner and management of the resort are also very friendly. We drank and chatted at the rock bar and had dinner together. Finally, the important point is that I came here to dive, and I can say that this diving resort is definitely the best without even comparing it to Cologne Wreck Diving. Due to its unique geographical location, all dive shops in the town have to take more than an hour to get there by boat, and every person who dives can only hang out on the boat waiting for the next dive. Living here is different. The dive sites are all around the resort. You come back to rest after every dive. It feels like a PG. It is very comfortable and is especially friendly to people with seasickness. The dive guide Josh is a funny big boy. I also want to thank his father Ronaldo from Neptune Dive for recommending such a good diving resort to me.