If
you're already on the island, do not forget sun
protection, sunscreen, hat, if you want to move
beyond the interior of the rocks, you must have
sturdy shoes. Besides the beach you will not be
through in a bathing suit, therefore, appropriate
dress for this purpose keep on hand. If you forget
the insect repellent though, nothing happens.
Surplus stores have such a range. NOTE: country have
not large reserves of fresh water or electrical
energy.
On the island can be found several species of trees
and palms. Grown coconut palms are few and banana
trees. One can also find several kinds of flowers
and birds.
Tropical weather here ranges from 24 to 34°C
degrees. The coastline is 30 km long and consists of
typical appearance of beautiful fine sandy beach
with blue sea and palm trees as soon as it ends with
sand. In turn, the sea you can find the rich coral
substratum, because the island was once just the
coral. The area offers a view of the interior of the
moonscape that was used for phosphate mining and
logging continues to remain longer in the not so
massive quantities.
Holidays and public holidays in the country:
- 1 January, celebrating the New Year as well as
Easter in April and let's not forget Christmas.
Christmas is a holiday on 25 December
- 31 January is celebrating Independence day
- 17 May is Constitution Day Foundation
- 25 September - Youth Day
- 26 October - Anga day, the day celebrating the
return home.
Traffic
If tourists want to move anywhere, remember that
there is no island taxi or classic public transport.
Can travel by track, or renting a vehicle from the
local. Ideal for car rental in the hotel to ask
where they are ready and able to deal. Paths
intersect the whole island. Primary Highway leads
around the island near the coast. The interior
intersects have 5 main roads.
The international airport is located in the
southwest of the island and has a good open road
equipment. Transfer from airport to hotel Menen
takes about half an hour. The loading port has
resorted built passage and harbor to the west of the
island near the construction steel beams that are
delivered but now in a less extent phosphate mined
is still supplied to cargo ships.
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