Redang’s coral reefs are famous, and tourists are requested not to remove any part of the reef, even loose dead coral. Dead coral might not seem like that much of a loss to the island, but bear in mind that it’s a vital part of the ecosystem, and even if each tourist takes only one piece, that could mean a drastic change to the coral reef’s environment. |
The east coast islands of Peninsular Malaysia are a Mecca for tourists every summer. The pure-white sandy beaches under the tropical sun are something not to be missed. There are islands to suit every niche; from the... 
Tioman is the biggest and most beautiful island of the east coast. A jungle covers a ridge on the west section of the island, which ends at the idyllic location of a beautiful palm fringed beach. From snorkeling in crystal clear water to discovering... 
The islands of Pulau Perhentian and Pulau Tioman are by far the most popular parts of Terengganu for tourists and expatriates alike. The famous local food here is the Keropok Lekor, a combination of dough... 
