Sometimes we catch sight of Oriental Pied Hornbills or Southern Pied Hornbills perched in trees or in flight. We had an incredible trip, exceeded our expectations, and are eager to do it again. This made it a lot more relaxing. We frequently come upon monitor lizards sunning on rocks, and often see Crab-eating Macaques on the beach or moving in trees near the water. Sometimes we see Dusky langurs in trees high on a cliff face.
Monkeys are common in the bay.
It is the quiet and solitude that we seek as individual paddlers. It is this what we offer our guests. We stay in bungalows on an island with a wonderful view of limestone karst formations spread out before us. We enjoy the laid back quality of island life. We aren't too interested in tent camping, which we find very uncomfortable in the tropics.