Malapascua Island

Mamapa Loofah Island, formerly known as Malapascua Island, is dubbed "Mama Pa Loofah Island" by travelers because of its resemblance to Loofah. This long and narrow island is known for its pristineness, tranquility and diving, like a paradise. Diving here, you can also see thresher sharks, which is very suitable for parent-child swimming. There are also many beautiful white sand beaches on the island. It is very quiet during non-holidays, with a sense of abandonment at the end of the earth. There are two villages on the island, one looks more modern and the other is aboriginal, both with simple folk customs. There are many crab boats on the sea, and it is not bad to sit on the boat and watch the sunset.