At first, we were filled with dread when we heard we had to take a boat. Our fear of water made the idea terrifying, but everything changed once we arrived. The boat was big and looked incredibly safe. The journey was a brief five minutes. When we stepped off the boat, we were immediately welcomed by the warm, smiling staff. They handed us drinks, and we couldn't resist exploring the breathtaking view.
It was raining that day, but it was nothing like the torrential downpours of the Philippines or other countries. This was just a gentle monsoon rain, keeping everything cool and fresh. There was no flooding, no typhoon, just a pleasant and refreshing atmosphere.
Our room was a bit distant from the main restaurant, but we asked the staff to show us their overwater villa. It was absolutely stunning, and we decided we must stay there on our next visit. The design allowed an abundance of light to fill the room, and even the bathroom was thoughtfully designed. The sea level was perfect, making everything feel comfortable. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to swim in their floating pool, and though the gym was fully equipped, we ran out of time to use it.
Our hotel room was a bit small for us, but it was comfortable considering the price. Next time, we plan to stay at least three nights in the overwater villa to fully enjoy all the facilities they have to offer.
Breakfast was just okay, but the entire experience left us longing for more.
