The shoreline is fringed with tall, sweeping palms that arch towards the sea and resemble slender giraffe necks. This creates a setting for a relaxing and true island atmosphere. Like many beaches here, custom fees apply and prices vary around S$20, depending on whether or not you are swimming, snorkelling or diving. There is an abundance of sea life to explore at Bonegi, mainly surrounding the two sunken war relics. The Hirokawa and Kinugawa Japanese freighters are commonly known as Bonegi I and Bonegi II. The first wreck is 20 metres from shore and the second is visible from the beach. Both offer an interesting insight into WWII history and views of underwater life. Read More : Click Here
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