Virgin Island

Virgin Island Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions

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Virgin Island is an uninhabited island, the sea water is clear and translucent, and the colors are distinct, like a fairy tale world. The beaches around the island will change with the tides, and only appear on the water for a short period of four hours a day. At low tide, the beaches can go hundreds of meters in the water, forming a beautiful trailing beach. But when the tide is high, the water level rises and most of the island is submerged, which is amazing. The first wonder of the island is that because the water on the shore is too shallow, the captain of the boat has to find a natural waterway entrance from the sea when the tide is high, so that he can drive from a wide waterway with sufficient water depth to the island. The island, so not everyone can go to the island, it depends on the size of the boat and the tide. The second wonderful thing about the island is that two sand embankments stretch out from the island, hugging visitors like open arms. It is to the ankle, walking on the soft sand embankment, very comfortable. The seabed outside the sand embankment is full of lush seagrass, and there are many landmines buried in the seagrass - sea urchins. This is why, despite the shallow water, people cannot wade into the islands.