malheureusement il n'y a rien à louer sur l'île. cependant les prix des restaurants est le même que sur le continent voir moins cher.

J'en ai pas vu , mais l'île est sympa quand même

Bonjour Isabelle, Il n'y a pas de lapins sur l'île (le nom est lié à la forme de l'île). L'île est parfaite pour se reposer une journée. A part se détendre, il n'y a pas grand chose à faire. Possibilité de déjeuner les pieds dans le sable et de se faire masser sur la plage, bercer par le bruit des vagues. Attention, il n'y a pas de quai à votre arrivée, vous devrez sauter du bateau et vous mouiller jusqu'à mi-cuisses pour gagner la plage.

Yes, the shoreline has lovely old wide shaded trees all along it, many in front of the few cafes and restaurants or lodges, perfect for shaded lunches or just enjoying the view down the beach

YOu can rent a bungalow for around 8 to 10 USD a night. Careful there is no electricity there except a gen set running few hours after sunset. Not sure about Camping but you could choose to sleep on the beach if you are really into mosquitoes.

indeed no resort i go to the island to read a book ,some nice coctails and food , a swim in the morning and to avoid the crowd . littel tip dont go on the weekends ;)

We were bitten but we took mosquito repellent with us

Book a boat there are lots. You will probably have to pre pay which will include mini bus pick up and drop off. Make sure you get the boat number and boat drivers phone number before you get off the boat. You do not want to be stranded on the island overnight if your boat didn’t turn up for the pick up, normally 4pm. We were lucky, another boat accepted us for the return journey.

There are no rabbits. It is called rabbit island because of the shape of the island :)