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... the remainder of our time together in Borneo. After several days of this, we decided to head of to Pulau Sipadan. Kristina had expressed wanting to take her Diver certification course, and I had been talking about Pulau Sipadan for months.& ...
Just some lovely photos from the protected island of Sipadan, one of natures wonders
Sorry for all the photo's but its easier to descibe our beautiful the islands are than to try and put it into words...
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Preparation before climbing Mt.Kinabalu
Posted on Jul 14, 2008, 19:46:26
... late aug, you can spend you time snorkelling, scuba diving in many of the island off the east coast of peninsula malaysia (such as perhentian, redang etc). for the conservationist, you can also join a week long volunteer program on turtles conservation on ...
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10 must do's when you visit Malaysia
Posted on Sep 4, 2008, 06:00:24
10 must do's when you visit Malaysia: - Swim with the Barracudas off Sipadan Island, Sabah - Carry and hug an Orangutan at the sepilok orang utan wildlife centre - Eat Durians just after it falls off its tree - Take a walk on the KLCC sky bridge ...
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10 must do's when you visit Malaysia
Posted on Jul 2, 2008, 01:27:05
10 must do's when you visit Malaysia: - Swim with the Barracudas off Sipadan Island, Sabah - Carry and hug an Orangutan at the sepilok orang utan wildlife centre - Eat Durians just after it falls off its tree - Take a walk on the KLCC sky bridge ...
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Flying into KL any Reccomendations
Posted on Jun 27, 2007, 03:02:58
East coast is the place to dive in Malaysia (unless you want to spend, in which case get out to Sipadan). Tioman can be reached by taking a bus to Mersing from Puduraya bus station, for about RM30 (one way). We go there for weekends from KL often. Then get ...
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