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<\/a><\/p>\n200 years ago, Kapalai Island was once a “true” island before it was eroded by the sea. What leaves today is only a stretch of sand bar, which will disappear during high tide, thereby giving it another name “magic island.” I enjoy every moment of staying there.<\/p>\n
Below is a “summary” of why I love Kapalai so much:<\/p>\n
1. Crystal clear water<\/h3>\n
The sea water is so clean that you can see the bottom clearly even it is deeper than 10 feet. From my photos, you will see some “dark spots” in the water. Those are the corals and sea weed, the sign of rich underwater life. I better explain this coz some foreigners, who never go to sea, would think it is “dirty” stuff. Since this place is so far away from main land, it is also far from air and noise pollution.<\/p>\n
Just look down from the boardwalk. But probably what would amaze you the most are large number of starfishes around the resort. They are so plentiful that they have become a feature here, making the water looks like the sky in the sea.<\/p>\n Below is a 1-min video of snorkeling in Kapalai:![\"Kapalai](\"\/images\/2008\/20080428.jpg\")
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\nClick Here to see more photos of Kapalai Island >><\/a><\/p>\n2. Fishes everywhere, some look delicious<\/h3>\n
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