Donsol Review

Dong Suo is a small town in Liyashibili. This town has a period of tourism peak every year. The reason is that there are whale sharks. People who like diving can try this town. You can get close to the whale shark. The whale shark is the world's largest fish. When you arrive in the town, There are many hotels, we went to the off-season, because there were no whale sharks to see at that time, so there were basically no tourists, but the beach here is beautiful, especially at sunset. At night, the town is very quiet, there are not many street lights on the street, but it feels safe.

The scenery of this small fishing village is average, the highlight is that you can see whale sharks by snorkeling! From three to May every year. Register, pay, and set off in the tourist center of the village. 6 people per boat, less than 900 pesos per person. Those who can't swim can also go and wear life jackets. Whale sharks swim very slowly and can keep up with anyone who can swim. I saw three (May 1) this time, the big one may be 7 meters long! You can also go to the nearby Manta Bowl to dive, but I was disappointed, I saw almost nothing, only a small manta. Water perspective is low and the flow is large.

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