Melaka Resorts

... " (i never heard about such a police bevore), how to get to the Pulau Besar - a little island with some beaches, only two expensive resorts and golf course. They told us a complicated way to go there by bus. like we were getting up a little bit late, we ...

... day in the lovely city of Melaka. Decided to visit the neighboring town of Ayer Kotta. This small town is mainly full of resorts and it is a getaway for the families with kids for things like zoo, crocodile farming, butterfly farms, etc. The crocodile ...

... off the coast of Thailand! The island actually ended up being one of the strangest/freakiest islands in the world. With massive resorts just sitting there completely desolate, and seeing on the way to the beach, monitor lizards, iguanas and an alligator! ...

... down well with either of us so we both ended up spending the night with one eye open!! Real Time Update: 6th January 2010 in Melaka, Malaysia for one night then heading to Kuala Lumpur.  Also, believe it or not, we've actually cut those photos down ...

... from the wharf. Walked around island, not all that flash except at drop-off. In between the houses and buildings the resorts are pretty ordinary. Army presence, two rubber duckies, lighthouse at far corner. Meet Dean and Charlotte at far side. Back for ...

... absolutely calm. Can't remember exactly how much we paid for the entry but it is worthed. Batu Ferringhi the beach, couple of resorts, food stalls and shopping malls. Big ones. We didn't spend much time here. In summary, Penang is absolutely cool place ...

... do the things on offer.  After all, they all revolved around some artificial construct to create a spectacle—Sentosa resorts with its imported sand and Club Med-like atmosphere; the Night Safari which actually did sound interesting but at its ...

... to try out the "Geopark Blend" pipe tobacco that local pipe smokers will highly recommend.    Dining: Practically all resorts have their own restaurants and most tourists choose to eat in, but there are a few other options as well. Be ...

... in Bali named Marcus and Dan approached us as they too were turned away from the entrance. These guys were awesome. Marcus runs two resorts in Bali while Dan owns his own clothing line which sells its good in David Barton's gym. The two of them showed us ...

... , far from being the lively backpackers haven we were expecting (and slightly dreading), turned out to be pretty quiet, with 5 or 6 resorts set along the length of the beach, about 10 mainly small restaurants, an off license, some diving schools and of ...

... sea - surreal! Dropped off at Nipah - a shack lined beach, a few domestic tourists, muslim girls wearing head scarves. Tried three 'resorts' before finding one that wasn't full (it was the weekend) - Seagull Resort. Was shown the cheap huts - but there ...

... not a theme park as such but you pay $2 to enter and the island has a free monorail which takes you to various beaches, resorts and theme parks like Fantasy Island and Underwater World. The centre of the Island is a hill full of nature trails. We went to ...

... setting us up for 120 very hot miles. Port Dickson got slightly better as we cycled further along the shore, but beach resorts with rubbish beaches don’t hold much attraction. Lots of Malaysian weekenders were camping which looked more fun. The ...

... ride them but we don't want to get our hopes up too much just in case. We'll then make our way to Melaka for a week. It has lots of beach resorts, and our hotel is near the sea. Then it'll be on to Singapore and our last stop. Boo hoo! Will try ...