Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Travel<br />
Day 2<br />
Start the day with a hike! Hike through<br />
the virgin primary forest which has never<br />
been cut or burnt with trees as high as<br />
80 metres.<br />
In the evening, when the waters are a<br />
tad cooler, get your gears and go<br />
snorkelling in pristine waters. Bawah is<br />
an official marine conservation area in<br />
which fishing, anchoring and collecting<br />
of any marine life is forbidden. As a<br />
result, fish and corals flourish in the clear<br />
water lagoons. Precautions have also<br />
been put in place to deter fishermen<br />
from fishing inside the lagoon. As such,<br />
the island supports those who fish<br />
responsibly, by purchasing fish from the<br />
local fishermen for their team of workers.<br />
Day 3<br />
Make the most of your private and quiet<br />
escapade by lazing under the sun or if<br />
you rather not get more tan on your<br />
already tanned skin, sip cocktails by the<br />
beach under large umbrellas and watch<br />
nature’s best creations in all its glorious<br />
and untainted beauty. The island is also<br />
home to 35 luxurious and eco-designed<br />
villas made of sustainable materials like<br />
bamboo and recycled teak which come<br />
with a viewing balcony.<br />
For more information and booking, visit<br />
www.bawahisland.com<br />
* From Changi Airport Singapore,<br />
take a ferry to Batam. A private<br />
seaplane flies you to Bawah<br />
Island from Batam.<br />
Airlines flying<br />
to Singapore<br />
from Kuala Lumpur<br />
• AirAsia<br />
• Ethiopian Airlines<br />
• Malaysia Airlines<br />
• Malindo Air<br />
• Jetstar<br />
• Silk Air<br />
• Singapore Airlines<br />
• Tiger Airways<br />
• Uzbekistan Airways<br />
*As of July 2017<br />
51
Change language