Learn about the most beautiful and best islands in Malaysia

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Most Arab travelers to Malaysia go to Langkawi, but there are many other islands that are magical paradises..and these are the best islands to visit and enjoy their atmosphere.

Redang Island

Located 45 kilometers off the city of Kuala Terengganu on the east coast of Malaysia, Redang is the largest of the group of protected islands as it is designated as a no-fishing marine park and has many coral reefs.

Langkawi Island

Popular with locals and tourists alike, its archipelago consists of 99 islands in the Andaman Sea and is close to Thailand. Tourists flock to Langkawi primarily for its diverse landscapes, charming beaches, rainforests, mountains, mangrove forests and wetlands, in addition to being a duty-free destination.

Tioman Island

It remains a popular snorkeling and diving hotspot, although it is located in the state of Pahang, but the ways to reach it are by boat from Mersing (Johor state) or from Singapore. It was mentioned by Time magazine as one of the most beautiful islands in the world, and it is also an attractive destination for residents because it is a duty-free island.

Perhentian Island

It consists of two islands, Lesser and Greater Perhentian , and is characterized by the presence of the most developed resorts in addition to backpacker hotels in general, and it is one of the favorite local islands for budget travelers.

Lang Tinga

If you are looking for a quiet getaway away from the crowds, then Lang Tengah Island is the place, located between the islands of Redang and Perhentian, a small island that you can circle around by boat in 10 minutes.

Sipadan Island

Located east of the state of Sabah, it is one of the most famous diving sites in the world. It is also the only oceanic island in Malaysia. Divers from all over the world flock to it to explore the rich and diverse marine life, from hammerhead sharks to barracuda. It is also a haven for birds due to its dense vegetation. for tropical birds.

Mabul Island

It is located in the state of Sabah and is one of the world's most famous spots for underwater macro photography, and it is estimated to be one of the world's most concentrated reserves of small marine life. The island has a variety of places to stay, from backpacker hostels and budget hotels to high-end resorts.

Cabas Island

Its name literally translates to 'Cotton Island' due to the soft white sand. It is located off the coast of Terengganu and can be reached from the port of Marang, south of Kuala Terengganu. The Kapas is an uninhabited island and is turned off during the monsoon period.

Pangkor Island

Apart from Langkawi, Pangkor is the only other popular island on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It is one of the most upscale islands in the country with an abundance of luxury resorts, it also features the highest point at 1216 meters Pangkor Hill and many Malay and Dutch cultural attractions.