The Mango Vol 1 Issue 6

your luck at deep-sea fishing.

Tours of the island are available by bus, jeep and horseback. You can also rent a jeep, mountain bike or ATV and explore at your own pace. There are picturesque vistas, natural bridges, historical places and museums. Since the island is only 19 miles long and 5 miles wide, it is easy to explore without getting lost. When asked about “little-known places,” David Cohen chuckles. “We used to enjoy a secret pool, but it’s been discovered.” His insider tips: Visit the glass factory—they give demonstrations and have a restaurant and bar. It is on the road to the donkey sanctuary (detour!) and the gold mines. He has a

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