Libong Beach Resort

Accommodation: I made a reservation about 1 week before the trip. When I arrived at the accommodation, the accommodation did not record my reservation. Fortunately, there was a room available. However, on the first night, I got a family room. The next day, I had to move to the room type that I had booked. At first, they said that they would move my luggage to the new room, but when I returned from my trip on the island, I had to move my luggage into the room myself. The room was okay. Both types were clean and comfortable (the air conditioner took a while to cool down). Breakfast was a one-dish meal per person. I was a little annoyed, but the taste was delicious, so it was forgivable. Service: The caretaker didn't seem to know much. When I asked what interesting places there were on the island, he just stood there confused and couldn't answer. He couldn't solve immediate problems very well. If the service could be improved, it would be great.

Beautiful sea view, good atmosphere, quiet, suitable for relaxing, delicious food, good service, but the room is a little old.

Very good

We were going to stay here for 5 nights, but one of our bungalows was not available on the first night, so we spent a night elsewhere on the resort. The room was also of lower quality than we had booked, but we received a good refund. The houses were fine, located in a large garden that was well maintained. You could also have a massage in the garden, which was tasty and very good! No breakfast was served, but coffee was served, so we had purchased a supply of cookies. For lunch and dinner you have to walk for fifteen minutes through the forest and you end up at Fisherman's Kitchen, an excellent and cheap restaurant. In the evening we went to a kind of bar for non-Muslims. You could also take nice cold beer with you to the bungalows. The resort is remote and is only suitable if you rent a moped from the resort to get around the island, then you have complete freedom. You can also book a private tour to visit the entire island or reserve a boat for a dugong tour. A walk through the hinterland is also recommended. Actually, 3 to 4 nights here is enough. The staff is very helpful. A storm made it impossible to sail to the next island, but a fantastic alternative was offered on the mainland: 5 different means of transport connected to the next route every minute. Cheers!