We came here by overnight boat, which we got after being told that the boat was broken and needed to go to another port to catch a different boat. On the way the bus broke down and we were stranded for over an hour. When they re-filled the petrol they took us back to the original pier because we had missed the other one. We felt like immigrants sneeking into a country because the boat was so cramped and we travelled with pigs and lots and lots of mosquitos. When we got to our first accommodation it looked nice from the outside and the resort was right on the beach but on closer inspection it was bug city and had holes all over the hut. Adam woke up one morning to a massive lizzard in the bathroom and he pooed himself, ha ha. We enrolled into a 4 day scuba diving course, and luckily got free accommodation, so we left the insect infested hut to a slightly nicer one. We did our homework everynight, took a test at the end and everyday we went diving at different dive locations looking at corals and fish. We saw stingrays, moray eels, small squid and hundreds of fish. After our 2nd dive just as we had ascended a woman from our boat shouted that everyone else had come back to the boat earlier because one couple diving had apparantly seen a shark. Luckily we didn't see it. Our deepest dive was 18 meters and it was amazing how dark and far away the sun seemed. We left here on the 26th June by catamaran