Malaysia Islands

Langkawi, Penang, Pulau Pangkor, Redang

Malaysia’s islands are some of the best in the world. Sunny breezes, white sandy beaches and a serene atmosphere are our hallmark of perfection.

Langkawi

The Langkawi archipelago off the coast of Kedah hides a wealth of mystery and fascination. From the legends of giants that became mountains to lakes that hold magical powers, Langkawi awaits the traveller looking for something new and special to discover. Its beaches are submerged in pure, white sand and the natural flora and fauna simply amazing. Read more...

Penang

Penang is one of Malaysia's best destinations to experience cultural enrichment, natural wonders and one fantastic shopping experience! To help you get started, you'll need the best accommodation in hotels and resorts. Read more...

Redang

Redang is a paradise; from the hilly landscape to every unimaginable creature that dwells on the coral bed, the island bristles with life. Located 45km away from the coast of Kuala Terengganu, Redang never fails to enchant visitors. Read more...

Tioman

The island of Tioman is one of Pahang state’s hidden gems. Said to be the final resting place of a dragon princess, Tioman’s beaches are unparalleled in beauty. The waters hold a rich stretch of corals and aquatic creatures. In Tioman, you can admire the seabed by diving or through a glass-bottomed boat. Read more...

Pulau Pangkor

Labuan is a tiny island town off Sabah’s coast that was formerly known as Victoria Town. Today, it is a hub for duty-free goods and boasts some nice cultural touches and landmarks. Read more...

Labuan

Labuan is a tiny island town off Sabah’s coast that was formerly known as Victoria Town. Today, it is a hub for duty-free goods and boasts some nice cultural touches and landmarks. Read more...

Perhentian

This is another magical, but often overlooked, island off the coast of Terengganu with coral-rich gardens in its waters.

Often sought after by diving enthusiasts around the world, Perhentian island has an unspoilt beauty that will allure you.

Sipadan

Winner of numerous tourism and diving awards, the seas of Sipadan in Sabah are renowned for having more than 3000 species of fish and coral live in its ecosystem. Divers can even explore an underwater limestone cavern here.

Despite once being catapulted to world news for terrorist kidnappings, Sipadan is now very safe and closely guarded by the marines.

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