Soft ripples are caused by the diversity of marine life, such as fish, and small turtles that reside in the freshwater pool of water. Large smooth rocks border the oasis, their sides moist from the gentle lapping of the translucent liquid. Many come here to relive stress or simply enjoy a close friend’s company. Birds constantly whistle in a melodic tone, that makes this place both serene and romantic.

On the far east side of the island, a gigantic sandbar rests in the salty tang of the ocean. Stretching six miles out to sea, the sandbank shimmers brightly. The murky cobalt water softens to a lighter cerulean, then merges in a way that turns the hue an interesting olive until finally, it melts into a creamy ivory tint. The creamy sand rises out of the water in humps, the middle of the sandbank is completely submerged in the ocean but both the beginning and end sits atop the water, making it a perfect place for a seal or turtle to rest and sun-bathe.

Along the sides of the island is small bleached pebbles. They sprinkle the sand, and completely cover the shallow water bordering the island. Farther at to sea, large boulders lie in a mountainous form. Thick luscious jade trees grow from cracks in and around the mountain like rock structure. Along the tree covered rocks, lay smaller boulders. Their surfaces smoothened by the water and bleached by the sun. It’s a lovely place for enjoying the sun, it is also a popular place for seals. In fact, most of the time, the bleached rocks are darkened by the round bodies of the snoring seals.