Malaysia

Malaysia is a nation characterised by intriguing contrasts. It is a complex combination of various cultures, diverse landscapes and architectural styles. Chinese joss houses, Hindu temples and gold-domed mosques exist alongside state-of-the-art skyscrapers and contemporary business complexes. The land itself is divided into two parts by the South China Sea. Peninsula Malaysia (West Malaysia) boasts vast bustling cities, stately colonial architecture, misty tea plantations and tranquil islands. Malaysian Borneo (East Malaysia) features lush jungles brimming with exotic animal and plant life, towering granite peaks and even some remote indigenous tribes. Outdoor enthusiasts can indulge in a range of adventurous activities including hiking through some of the world’s oldest tropical rainforests, scuba diving in some of the world’s most renowned dive sites, or white water rafting in one of the nation’s numerous exquisite national parks. Alternatively spend your days exploring the supercharged capital, Kuala Lumpur, with its pockets of rainforest interspersed between towering high rise buildings or simply relax under palm tree-lined beached.

Mabul Island

Days 1 - 4

Set just off the southeastern coast of Sabah in Malaysia, Mabul Island is best known as an excellent destination for diving trips and romantic getaways. This charming little island boasts sandy beaches fringed by swaying coconut palms, remarkably scenic landscapes, as well as a host of dream adventure activities. Visitors can look forward to a wide selection of activities, including ocean kayaking to one of the island’s many hidden beaches in a transparent kayak, visiting the sea gypsies at the Bajau Laut village - also known as the sea nomads - or snorkelling and diving through spectacular underwater wonderlands inhabited by some of richest, most exotic marine life found anywhere in the world. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the nearby Tun Sakaran Marine Park, known for its exquisite beauty. Other popular activities include stargazing, island hopping, swimming, and underwater photography.

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