Island hopping, jungle tours, kelong tours, fishing, picnicking, and volley ball. The larger resorts can arrange sporty activities and rent watersports equipment. Kite surfing has become more popular recently with young Singaporean expats, especially during the windy season, from August to September, but you need to bring your own equipment.
If you feel like doing a bit of sport fishing, ask Lobo or anyone else to see if he can arrange for a boat to take the group out on a day trip. Kelongs stilt mobile homes made for fishing abound too and there's a chance you could get onto one to see firsthand how they get their catch. Local fishing boats with sail and paddles can be rented for as little as 50,000 rupiah/day from local fishermen.
Or you can stay with Sularto where bicycle rental, snorkeling equipment rental and volleyball rental are open for customers of Pondok Wisata Susy.
Stroll through a fishing village there is one just north of Ocean Bay Resort to watch the local fishermen motor out their uniquely Miyazaki-inspired fishing houseboat-vehicles to sea.
If all else fails, there's always the art of climbing coconut trees to master! The locals will be happy to share some tips!
