Pulau Redang

Redang Island – one of the most famous Island in Malaysia where is lying just about 45km north-northeast of Kuala Terengganu in Peninsular Malaysia and 22 km off Tanjung Merang, the closest point on the mainland. The Island is the largest Island in Terengganu with 7 km long and 6 km wide. The highest peak is Bukit Besar at 359 metres above sea-level. The Redang archipelago constitutes the islands of Pulau Redang, Pulau Lima, Pulau Paku Besar, Pulau Paku Kecil, Pulau Kerengga Kecil, Pulau Kerengga Besar, Pulau Ekor Tebu, Pulau Ling and Pulau Pinang.

View around Pulau Redang

Redang Island is famous for its white sandy beaches, crystal clear water and spectacular coral reefs. It is everything that you hoped a tropical island would be. For its beach which named as Pasir Panjang (Long Beach) where most of the resorts located at, arguably as one of the best stretches of all the beaches in Malaysia. While for its ocean and underwater world, with the excellent visibility and spectacular, easy accessibly coral reefs, no doubt that Redang Island is claimed as paradise for scuba diving and snorkeling.

Underwater World

Beside snorkeling and scuba diving, Redang Island is also perfect place for swimming, jungle trekking, boating and canoeing. The environment and the breathtaking sunset could also make the island become world’s most mature coral gardens. There is your chance to see and be acquainted with the local eel, giant garoupa, black tipped shark, and so on. Chance to encounter with Green Turtle and Hawkbill turtle is common. Besides that, observant are also rewarded with sights of flatworm, nudibranch, shrimp, squid, cuttlefish, boxfish, stonefish, lionfish and pipefish.

Pulau Kapas

Next Destination

request by my crew
miss ezmaliza

Map

Pulau Kapas abounds in numerous deserted, white sandy beaches lined with shady palm trees to make a perfect niche to laze on. Relaxation is the foremost occupation here. It offer a refreshing change from everyday haste.

The island is just 4 nautical miles from Marang. It's is an ideal place to break away and chill it out. Pulau Kapas is made up of two islands Pulau Gemia and Pulau Kapas. Pulau Kapas is about easy access, choices and plenty of bargain. Places to stay ranging from camping sites to dormitory to island resorts with en suite facilities. Only thing that never change on this island is the constant number of backpackers arriving and departing each day.

July, August and the local holidays are the best times to go. An island famous for its clear waters, sandy white beaches and swaying palms, it is relatively isolated. Home to an infinite variety of hard and soft corals, the waters around the island abound with sea-shells, fish and turtles. The island's laid back atmosphere is ideal for relaxation but the more adventurous will find it is also a haven for swimming, snorkeling, windsurfing, kayaking, boating and fishing.Kapas has somehow become the refuge of those who refuse or could not join the Perhentian' crowd. The island is favorite with the local people in the very high season and the public holidays.

View Around Pulau Kapas

*Key Tips*
Pulau Kapas is difficult to access during the monsoon (November - March).

Pulau Payar

The Pulau Payar Marine Park is

one of the most beautiful and exotic marine parks in Malaysia
with an abundant and colorful tropical marine life.

This makes it an excellent destination
for scuba diving and snorkeling.
The pleasant white beaches are also the perfect
retreat for those who want to escape
the business of urban living in cities.
Besides diving, enjoy swimming in clear warm seas
and sun-bathing on the glittery white sand.

View around Pulau Payar

LanGkAwi

Attention 2 all of my crew..

now we hav landed at Pulau Langkawi..
take ur time 2 enjoy here...
Below are some popular destinations for you to choose from.

Makam Mahsuri

The famous legend of Langkawi; the legend tells the tale of a woman accused of adultery and sentenced to death. When stabbed, she bled white blood as a sign of her innocence. Today, visitors can see read the full story at her tomb in Kampung Mawat, several kilometres away from Kuah. Nearby is also a traditional Malay house for internationals to explore.

Underwater World Langkawi

The Underwater World Langkawi is an innovative marine aquarium which houses 5,000 types of aquatic life and some mammal and reptile species. A trip here will definitely enlighten you on the beauty of Malaysia’s flora and fauna both on land and sea. There is also a 3-D theatre which showcases documentaries on marine life for visitors. Opens daily from 10:00 to 18:00.

Dataran Lang (Eagle Square)

Visitors arriving at the Kuah Jetty will notice a giant red eagle statue permanently suspended in mid-flight. That marks the location of the Kuah Jetty Eagle Square; a mini park filled with scenic ponds, bridges, covered terraces, restaurants and barrel vaults made of bricks. The square is a great place to take a stroll with friends and family as the sea breeze gently caresses your face.

Crocodile Farm

Watch over 3,000 crocodiles of various species feeding and basking in the sun but don’t fall over into the pens! The crocodile farm is situated in Datai Bay, just 30km away from Kuah. The farm harvest crocodiles for their skin and besides leather products, visitors can even buy stuffed baby crocodiles from the souvenir shop. Crocodile shows are on at 11:15 and 14:45 while feeding time is at 10:30.

Padang Masirat (Field of Burnt Rice)

Padang Masirat, right next to the airport, was the site of a mass paddy-burning spree conducted by Langkawi’s inhabitants when Siamese invaded in 1821. The purpose was to prevent the enemy from attaining an extra source of food. Today, visitors can still find burnt rice grains on the ground two hundred years after the incident.

reference:http://www.langkawi-info.com/