Nowadays, Malapascua is a developing resort island, with a fair number of beachside hotels but still mostly rural. The beach is nice enough:
And you can go snorkeling:
There are some rather beautiful corals on the ocean floor and supposedly some manta rays and plankton-eating sharks, but I didn't see them.
For some reason, there are throngs of Germans and Austrians everywhere - to the point where the local guides are as likely to speak German as English.
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Honestly, my first impression in the island is primitive and unsafe. But once I set foot on the island, it’s the total opposite. The beauty of the island is simply magnificent and break taking, I instantly fell in love with the island literally. How I wish I could spend all my days there, but I have to face reality and go back to my life. That island left me a scar, and has always haunted me ever since. If opportunity presents, I will definitely go back there.
Great picture of you with the snorkeling gear. Did you get sunburned?
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