Ulasan Modessa Island

Such a beautiful and peaceful place where you can just relax and enjoy the scenery. We love the house reef and the weather was amazing. Although basic that’s what we love!

Although there is no electricity, no air conditioning, no fresh water for washing, no toiletries, and no hot water..., it does not affect it as a paradise because it has glass sea water, stars hanging low, beach loungers, and coconut grove hammocks. , there are shells with starfish patterns, there are hermit crabs crawling all over the beach carrying various shells on their backs, there are geckos catching mosquitoes on the walls, there are egrets perching on the grass roof at night and singing "sleeping companion" from time to time... There are only ten guests and staff in total. A few people quietly enjoy the richness of this island. I'm glad that I changed my itinerary and chose to stay here for two nights. I got up early and took the baby to row around the island after the tide was low, and got stranded on a large trailing beach nearby. During the day, I could let my mind wander in the hammock or go snorkeling on the island; at night, I waited until the baby fell asleep. I snuggled up on the beach chair with my child's father and watched the starry sky under the ball screen, with shooting stars shooting across from time to time.

The journey is tiring and quite tiring. It takes at least 2.5 hours from Puerto Princesa Airport to their designated meeting point, opposite the pier. It takes about an hour to take their boat to the island from the pier. The facilities on the island are relatively simple, and power is only available from 6 pm to 7 am the next day. The sea view and so on, nothing to say, awesome. You need to spend your time by yourself during the day, such as finding Xiao Hei to go snorkeling. There is no such thing as diving on the island.

The scenery is beautiful, the accommodation conditions are average, and three meals are included. Bathing is done with incompletely desalinated sea water, and you can also use soap to bathe. Worth staying

This hotel is definitely for the living environment, not the facilities. If you want to enjoy the room, don’t look down because there is no air conditioning. Transportation: We came from Puerto Princesa, chartered 3500p. Room: It is recommended to bring your own sheets, and you must bring enough water if you are afraid of mosquitoes. If there is something walking on the roof at night, don’t be afraid that it is an egret. There are animals screaming in the empty room below, and the toilet may be broken. Environment: It takes 15 minutes to walk to the complete island. I have been to many places, and it is rare that there are so many corals near the shore.

A great island, the most affordable one-island-one-hotel. But don't come if you have high demands. No air conditioning, no hot water, salt water bath 🚿. Marine life is abundant, and there are many sting rays

Beautiful island like the Maldives in certain points unfortunately a little "abandoned" but it is understood from the period just passed. The bungalows in use are fine. The all-inclusive price is fair

The island is beautiful but the structure is badly managed. The price is too high for the service provided, the food was terrible. The inedible fish. Even plain boiled rice could not be eaten. It is not possible to buy packaged food or anything else. There is nothing else on the island. I am this bar. On the other hand, the island is a paradise and the sunsets are crazy. It just needs better management.

Dream island and dream location with a guaranteed Robinson feeling!

THE worse place on this planet. AVOID AVOID AVOID You have been warned. Service nonexistent. Food un edible most of the time. Cold drinks ? Forget it. Our daughter broke through the cottage floor because the wooden floor boards are rotten. The staff is rotten lazy ! Flies everywhere !!!! Amitiville Horror comes to mind.