 | The Perhentian Islands, Malaysia |
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We caught a fast boat to Perhentian Kecil, the smaller of the two main Perhentian Islands, where we were faced with a choice of beaches to be dropped at - we chose D'Lagoon, a guesthouse all by itself at the northern end of the island, rignt on the water ...
... and me and zo were the grumpiest girls ever that night (or so the boys told us later!). Finally arrived on pulau perhentian kecil the day after and it was worth the wait, it was really beautiful. Really white sand and clear water, what a treat. Stayed ...
... speak some English. They love to get an opportunity to speak it, too. This makes life much easier. Also, even in the Perhentian Islands, where there are no roads and all the supplies have to brought in by boat, Missy Elliot videos were playing on ...
Well, after the lousy weather in HK, I decided I needed some sun - and where better than The Perhentian Islands in Malaysia. And I thought I could do some diving, reading and generally chill out after the excesses of Hong Kong. I only planned to stay ...
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Flying into KL any Reccomendations
Posted on Jun 27, 2007, 03:02:58
... , the DM there has logged about 4k dives, while the expats running the place are v sensible. You can get to the Perhentian Islands and Redang by flying up to Kuala Terranganu (actually slightly quicker to fly into Kota Bharu for Perhentian) on AirAsia. ...
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Need Advice on Malaysia
Posted on Sep 10, 2009, 08:15:47
... include the Cameron Highlands, and Taman Negara National Park for walking, scenery and wildlife. In terms of beaches, there is the Perhentian Islands, Langkawi and Pulau Tioman - all of these places you can get too easily from KL. How long are you ...
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a month to play with
Posted on Aug 4, 2009, 04:47:25
... , which was ridiculously good for diving/snorkelling, and there were a couple of cross-island hikes to waterfalls/beaches etc that were quite intense. I also hear the Perhentian Islands are spectactular. Good luck, I think you'll love it over there
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KL and Penang - other places?
Posted on Jul 5, 2009, 16:56:18
... 39;s climate. I've spent time in Pulau Tioman during March however and not seen a drop so...? Sea kayaking in the Perhentian Islands is fantastic. It will meet your desires of few people, good food and nature (sea life mainly). We saw all manner ...
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