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Welcome to Kampung Sebukang @ Pular Aur!
So as the sign says...
not to mention a 4 hr boat ride from civilisation too!
its a self containted little village!
our cozy little "chalet" huts
the jetty & diveboat at our doorstep
ah the beach, sand & waves...
they even have kayaks (which we don't find a need of either!)
another shot of the huts & central hut
yea a new self made windows wallpaper!
love the untouched wilderness & shorelines
all 3 meals are consumed here, prepared non either by the local villagers, neato!
the 1st day saw a drawing or fitting equipment
& how can we forget the dive center?
I choose a ScubaPro Regulator, my fav!
Buddy Ridzwan's wetsuit pose
1st Dive Briefing by our instructor thereafter
our dining area!
OMG, a pile of underwater gear!
I just had to stop choosing gear with matching colors!
Non other then by Leeway's very own Director Mr George Lee!
Next came the 5min suit-up challenge
bwarrr head to big!
it it won't for these photos, I would be underwater already!
must look gArAng.. even with tank (urrgh) at back... urrgh!
Our dive group members KZ
with rather neat scenes as well!
you need to be there to experience the full extent of the beautiful sunset there
After a day of 3 dives, the sun finally calls it sets
the wind blowing, trees swaying in the background
the waves slooshing on low tide
wat else can we do?
but mimic dragonball Z & try to contain the sun in our palms!
(from left) KZ, me & Ridzwan
dig us! woohaha (:X)
the tides always goes in during the night
mm thats an interesting rock face
the dinner BBQ! whee!
but what else to call it a day without...
& no ones's sleepin' yet
more coconuts & beaches...
as the sun sets further
as you can expect it, its a whole assortment of BBQ seafood!
mind the pic, my hands were hungrily trembling! (shown as sotong, wings, hotdogs, bbq fish, satay, beehoon, cumber/onions)
Theres more than enough for everyone!(as Uncle George claims!)
A feast till dark
no night dive yet...
catchin' up on the past diving groups photos (who left their mark here)
not to mention enough Scuba Mags reading for at least a year!
The late night was spent at the jetty..