If you don’t do your homework to see the thresher shark, you will definitely come home disappointed! Take a look

Transportation strategy: If you want to enter the island on the first day, you must choose a flight arriving in the morning, because no matter what kind of transportation, it takes more than 3 hours to drive, and when you get to the pier, you have to take a 40-minute boat ride to the island. Must-visit attractions: There is a beach on the north side of the island, and there are Japanese ships outside where you can snorkel and watch. If you want to watch the sunset, you can walk up to the lighthouse, but there are a lot of mosquitoes. You can also swim outside Tepanee Resort. Saw the little baby shark! If you just want to drink coffee on the beach, there is a cafe on the beach in the north. It is quite atmospheric and you can take a walk if you have time. Recommended hotels: Don’t choose accommodations priced below 1,500P. Most of them don’t have hot water or air conditioning. The island lacks supplies, so they rely on shipping. Many things are more expensive than Cebu Island. Must-try food: I personally don’t like Filipino food, but there is a dish that looks very similar to Hong Kong-style roast pork called Lechon Kawali. You can try it. It’s delicious with pickles and vinegar. You can’t help but drink it. It’s available in almost every restaurant. Mango Shake, the delicious one is at Mabuhay on the beach, basically I have tried many of them and this one is the best. Thresher Shark Diving: This time I met Eric, a coach from Taiwan. My neutrality is not very good, but I have improved a lot with his many suggestions. Thank you for his help in arranging this enjoyable thresher shark diving trip. If you need his contact information, you can find Migration Diving on ins. Shopping guide: If I really want to talk about it, it’s the thresher shark wood carving. There is a small shop owned by a barber in the back alley. Tell him that you are Eric’s friend. We have known each other for a long time and I think his craftsmanship on the island is more meticulous. It’s not expensive at only a few hundred pesos, and it’s a nice thing to take back as a souvenir. There are also many people selling T-shirts on the island, so pick something good-looking~ I like the ones related to the diving spots, so that I can better recall the diving here. #