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Global Holidays
Pulau Tiga,South China
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Pulau
Tiga, the famed island situated on the South China
Sea, is surrounded by blue waters filled with long
stretches colourful coral reef, and is made up of deep
verdant rainforests containing acres of undisturbed
seashore trees and an incredible number of exotic fruits.
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like the other islands of the South China Sea, Pulau Tiga
is varied and beautiful, with long stretches of fine sandy
beaches and breathtaking sights at every turn. But despite
the natural beauty, the castaways will have to adapt to
the strange new vegetation and island terrain. |
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waters surrounding the island are teeming with a variety
of marine life, including barracuda, sharks, and colourful
tropical fish. Birds are also plentiful and varied in the
area - hornbills and sea eagles are likely to be seen all
over the island. Rare monkeys and beautiful sea turtles
which inhabit the coral reefs are also part of the diverse
wildlife on the island. Flying foxes, fruit-eating bats
that are common in tropical regions, are primarily
nocturnal creatures that can be found nesting in trees on
the island. Horror of horrors - thousand of sea snakes
come ashore to mate on nearby Snake Island. |
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February and April, Pulau Tiga is relatively dry with calm
seas. The tropical locale is often referred to as the
'Land below the Wind' due to its geographic location below
the recognised typhoon belt. Annual monsoons, both
southwest and northeast, leave the beaches of the Survivor
island littered with natural debris. |
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