Five smaller islands in the South China Sea are famous for rare underwater flora and fauna. Gayi, the largest island, occupies an area of 15 km2. It is covered with dense tropical forest with a number of hiking trails. The main beach on the island distinctive with fine white sand. The second island, Manukan, offers perfect conditions for diving and swimming. The Paulau Sapi Island is proud of one of the most beautiful and most popular beaches in the park. Island Sulug is the farthest, and relatively untouched. The smallest island - Mamutik - offers sandy beaches and coral reefs..
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