4/5 Dennis H. 5 years ago on Google β’ 20 reviews
Tuka
Marine
Park
and
Beach
Resort
βοΈπββοΈπ¦
The
place
was
nice
though
it
isn't
fully
developed
yet
it
is
still
commendable.
The
marine
park
is
20-30
minutes
boat
away
from
the
community
so
you
better
stack
up
yourselves
with
baon
and
all
the
basic
things
that
you
need.
There
is
no
restaurant
and
the
store
you
will
find
there
only
offers
the
basic
amongst
all
the
basic
things
you
can
buy
(soap,
shampoo,
cup
noodles
etc...).
They
have
rooms
for
overnight
stay
which
I
prefer
over
tent
or
hammock
if
you
want
to
keep
yourselves
away
from
falling
objects
like
coconuts.
Apparently
they
(management)
won't
be
held
responsible
if
accident
like
this
happens.
So
security
and
comfort
is
important
and
our
utmost
priority.
Lastly,
always
check
the
weather
condition
before
going.
Unfortunately,
the
weather
wasn't
too
cooperative
when
we
visited
the
place.
It
was
windy
and
low
tide.
There
is
no
port
on
the
island
so
when
it
is
low
tide,
the
passengers
need
to
walk
the
coral
reefs
around
waistline
high
water
(so
you
gonna
go
soaking
wet
just
after
you
arrived).
It's
corals
so
the
surface
or
edges
are
too
sharp!
Plus
the
wind
was
too
strong,
too
wavy
making
it
very
hard
to
walk
to
the
shore.
Almost
all
of
the
passengers
have
cut
themselves
just
before
they
landed
to
the
shore
due
to
the
sharpness
of
the
corals.
They
do
have
first
aid
available
on
the
island
so
I
guess
this
is
a
normal
happenings
already.
Just
learn
from
our
mistakes.
Check
the
weather!
Regardless
of
the
bad
experiences
we
had
just
before
we
reached
the
island,
the
overall
experience
was
good.
You
just
have
to
appreciate
the
untouched
beauty
of
nature,
the
solitude
away
from
the
busy
streets
of
the
metro,
the
serenity
of
the
place
and
the
courtesy
of
the
staff
who
stays
there.
I
mean,
the
bad
experience
happens
when
you
don't
plan
ahead.
We
still
got
the
opportunity
to
witness
the
beauty
of
the
island
or
Marine
Park
Sanctuary
when
it
started
to
go
high
tide.
When
the
water
reached
the
white
sand
so
you
don't
have
to
go
far
and
encounter
the
reefs
and
cut
yourselves
(again).
When
the
wind
wasn't
too
strong
you
get
to
enjoy
yourself
snorkeling
and
watch
the
beauty
of
the
sea
and
what
it
offers
down
below.
Regrettably
we
don't
have
a
Go
pro
to
show
you
the
fishes
and
corals
underwater
so
I
guess
we'll
do
that
another
time.
So
that's
it!
Pack
up
and
enjoy
yourselves!
Take
a
vacation
and
unwind.
PS:
more
info
on
Shone-Lee
Avila's
post.
π
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