Sorry. I can't work out the name of this island. (due to my rusty Chinese) It looks like one of the outlying palaus at Kota Kinabalu. There are many islands there, most are very beautiful. I've been there a few times, 2 years ago, the coral were still really colourful and and lively. But when I visited last year, 90% of the corals were bleached, its a real pity. Now there are speed boats going in and out every 5 minutes, beating up the sea bed and leaving behind the diesel fuel and rubbish. Its the downside of tourism. & D0 _5 s9 z5 A' h0 p公仔箱論壇The beach huts are still nice and comfortable, very peaceful and you can still see lots of marine life. ) |- z. {3 @# k, Q/ e公仔箱論壇Or is it Porta Rico? or somewhere at the Carribean?
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) It looks like one of the outlying palaus at Kota Kinabalu. There are many islands there, most are very beautiful. I've been there a few times, 2 years ago, the coral were still really colourful and and lively. But when I visited last year, 90% of the corals were bleached, its a real pity. Now there are speed boats going in and out every 5 minutes, beating up the sea bed and leaving behind the diesel fuel and rubbish. Its the downside of tourism.