(i) Pulau Selingaan

• The second largest of the three islands is Pulau Selingan, which is nearly 8.0 hectares in extent. Coconut palms are found on the island with lantanas growing under them. The main laying beach is on the east of the islands as well as the south western side which is near the light-house. Most of the northern shore is rocky. Drinking water is collected from the rain water which is stored in storage tanks in each of the cabin.
  

(ii) Pulau Bakkungaan Kechil

• Pulau Bakkungaan Kechil is the largest of the three islands and lies nearest to the Philippines border. This 8.5 hectare-island has a wide promontory to the south east. Unlike the other two islands there is a  slight hill in the centre of the island where mud volcanoes are still active and bubbling mixture of mud  and water ooze out from the centre of the earth. The island is covered under coconut and lalang grass. The northern and western sides of the island are the favorite nesting beaches of the green turtles.

(iii) Pulau Gulisaan

• Pulau Gulisaan is the smallest islands covering only about 1.6 hectares in extent. Coconut palms grow on the high beach and a short tough grass has established itself on the island. Turtles favour the northern and eastern beaches and some nest on the south western beach.
  
   

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