Ting at lave i Alona Beach

First, check in at Alona Beach. There are three parasailing crew members who know a little bit of simple Chinese. They are super enthusiastic and friendly, which really calmed our nervous first-time jitters. The ascent into the air is slow and not scary at all. The weather happened to be clear, and the scenery was breathtaking. We stayed up in the air for a good amount of time, making it well worth the money. The guy on the boat will help take pictures for you, but it is recommended to bring a phone with a lanyard or a GoPro up with you to take amazing aerial shots (you need to ask the crew first). Highly recommend this activity.

Great experience! Very accommodating and trustworthy owner. I accidentally booked two cars instead of one, and they immediately notified me for refund processing. The driver was professional and we had no complaints—the travel was very smooth, with excellent time management. We visited all the attractions listed in the itinerary, unlike other tours we booked in the past that ran out of time.

It was so ridiculous. When we got to the beach, there was just a crystal-clear canoe waiting for us. My travel companion and I burst out laughing, and nobody even taught us how to paddle. We went paddling at Alona Beach; luckily the water was shallow and we were wearing life vests 🦺. It was just hilarious.

Before we depart, you'll receive professional instruction on diving precautions. Afterward, we'll practice in the training center's pool, and only once you're comfortable will we take you out to sea. Overall, I felt very safe, and the owner is incredibly dedicated, so I highly recommend it. My only minor note is that the marine life was a bit less abundant than I expected.