While May is part of the shoulder season, it’s not ideal for water sports due to unpredictable weather and rough seas. However, it can still be a good time for a quieter, more relaxed experience.

Yes, May can be hot and humid, with high temperatures and increased humidity. It’s important to stay hydrated and wear light, breathable clothing.

Water sports like scuba diving and snorkeling can still be available in the early part of the month, but conditions may become less favorable due to rough seas and occasional rain.

Pack light clothing, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and waterproof gear for the occasional rain. Comfortable shoes for sightseeing are also recommended.

May is part of the shoulder season, so it’s generally less crowded than the peak months, making it a good time for those seeking a more peaceful experience.

The sea can be rougher towards the end of the month, which may limit water activities like scuba diving and jet skiing.

Yes, although the weather can be humid and rainy, the quieter atmosphere may appeal to families looking for a more peaceful experience.

Yes, sightseeing is still enjoyable, but be prepared for rain showers. The lush landscapes are in full bloom, offering a unique experience.

It’s a good idea to book accommodation and ferry tickets in advance, though demand is lower in May compared to peak season.