Sands and rocks meet together in Alibaba Island over the isolating serenity of blue, tropical waters, creating a lovely visual contrast only for the eyes of the real nature-lover. From the western side, you will be welcomed into this perfect haven of leveled coconut groves by a large sandspit the powdery whiteness of which will take your breath away. What’s fantastic about this island is that the silky sands and coconut trees in-a-row are still undiscovered. If you will make your way from the other side, you will stand witness to the island’s rugged beauty in the fascinating display of rocks. According to local legends, there is a cave on the southeastern part of the island which used to be a site of hidden treasures by the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II and these treasures were dug up by a prominent family in the country in 1975. Among the important things that will draw visitors into Alibaba Island are its turquoise waters, colorful marine life, and shady coconut trees that occupy half of the island. This 17-hectare island is home to giant clams, among other diverse underwater sceneries. It is also an ideal venue for diving and fishing, not to mention it is only 1.5 kilometers south of a small village. Alibaba Island