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Kapas Island |
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Written by Malaysia Diving
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Pulau Kapas and Pulau Gemia (located to the north of Pulau Kapas) are merely 20 to 30 minutes by speedboat from the mainland off the coastal town of Marang, 15 kilometers south of Kuala Terengganu. Water visibility varies between 5 to 15 metres at best. The close proximity to the mainland makes Pulau Kapas ideal for non-diving tourist.
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Perhentian Island |
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Written by Malaysia Diving
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The Perhentian islands, comprises of Pulau Perhentian Besar and Pulau Perhentian Kecil lies 20km from the coast of Kuala Besut.
On the edge of the Pulau Redang's Marine Park, Perhentian's coral fringed waters provide excellent underwater scenery. For divers, the group of small rocky islets to the northwest of Pulau Perhentian Kecil is a location not to be missed. Common to the area are harp and black corals, while large hard corals are also present. The waters at Perhentian are crystal clear and within the turquoise waters of the islands dwell an amazing variety of marine life. Don't be surprise if you see dolphins and pilot whales in July and August, which is during the peak of the dry season. There are abundant of corals in Perhentian, especially the colorful soft corals and gorgonian sea fans. |
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Payar Island Langkawi |
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Written by Malaysia Diving
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Monday, 25 February 2008 |
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Pulau Payar is located south east of Langkawi and north of Penang Island. No form of accommodation is available on the island and only the marine park center occupies its solitary beach. Strict conservation laws enforced by marine park rangers around the island have resulted in prolific marine life. Although at times the plankton rich waters can reduce visibility the abundance of fishes makes up for it. Jacks, Fusiliers, black tip sharks, barracudas and giant groupers are sighted on a regular basis. Coral life is a mixture of hard and soft corals.
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Lang Tengah Island |
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Written by Malaysia Diving
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Pulau Lang Tengah is located in between Pulau Perhentian and Pulau Redang on the East Coast of Peninsula Malaysia. Translated from Bahasa Malaysia, Pulau Lang Tengah literally means "an eagle resting on the middle island" which sort of explains its location. This away from it all island has a number of beautiful resorts and is fast gaining popularity as a diver's haven.
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Tioman Island |
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Written by Malaysia Diving
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Monday, 25 February 2008 |
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Tioman Island (peninsular Malaysia) considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world; Tioman Island is the largest and most developed of the volcanic islands that make up the Pahang Marine Parks. The other islands are Pulau Renggis (Renggis Island), Pulau Sepoi (Sepoi Island), Pulau Labas (Labas Island), Pulau Soyah (Soyak Island), Pulau Chebeh (Chebeh Island), Pulau Tulai (Tulai Island), Pulau Sembilang (Sembilang Island) and Pulau Seri Buat (Seri Buat Island). |
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