Arab travelers and the 5 most famous islands they head to in Malaysia

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - In this trip, we take you between 5 islands that Arab travelers always place on their trips to the country of mangoes and pineapples, as their tourist trips to Malaysia are not without a desire to explore these beautiful islands and their picturesque beaches, although the country includes a larger group of islands Very brilliant .

langkawi

It is always the first island on the list of Arab travelers, and there is no doubt that you will also be on their trail, especially if it comes to family trips or honeymoons in Malaysia , as it provides many private places and at the same time more outdoor activities and attractive places for children.

Penang

An island bearing the same name as the state in which it is located and located in the north of the mainland of the country, and it is considered one of the most popular destinations after the capital, Kuala Lumpur . The capital of the island is George Town, a city included in the UNESCO World Heritage, and Penang also takes you among many wonderful beaches and natural attractions.

Pangkor

It is the least known island among the three islands west of mainland Malaysia, and to reach it you will not need an airline ticket, because the possibility of access from the Malaysian capital or the northern capital (Penang) is by buses or taxis for a period of three to four hours, then take the ferry from the port Lumut City.

Redang

Choosing between a list of tourist trips to Malaysia should not be to famous destinations only, but it is better to enjoy yourself and those with you on an island that not everyone can reach. It is one of the most wonderful islands for lovers of exclusivity in activities and privacy, as well as one of the most beautiful diving sites. It is important to avoid visiting during the months monsoon.

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It is the island that the traveler should stop at, this is how its original name means (Perhentian or the place to stop). It is two main islands, Greater and Lesser Perhentian. We do not advise you to visit it during the eastern monsoon either, and the best times to visit it are between May and October.