Pulau Mantanani is popular with honeymooners and couples.
Malaysia is not only known for her tropical rainforests, diverse culture and food, but also for her beautiful and exotic islands. These islands mostly feature glimmering white-sand beaches and lush vegetation, attracting both local and foreign tourists.
Because of their crystal-clear waters and beautiful coral reefs, many of these islands are also popular for diving and snorkelling.
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Malaysia's beautiful islands
Pulau Mantanani is popular with honeymooners and couples.
Pulau Redang is a good spot for beginner divers to get some experience. — Photos: Tourism Malaysia
Pulau Tioman doesn’t just offer you the beach and the sea, you can also learn how to paint batik at some of the shops there.
It is said that Pulau Kapas is so named because the sand on the island is soft like cotton (‘kapas’).
Pulau Rawa is actually owned by the Sultan of Johor.
Lang Tengah may not be as popular as its neighbouring islands, but it still has a lot to offer visitors. — MELODY L. GOH/The Star
Pulau Mantabuan is a wonderful alternative to Sipadan, and is nearer to the jetty at Semporna. — MELODY L. GOH/The Star
Pulau Perhentian Besar is a good choice for families to go for their holiday.
If you time your visit to Pulau Lankayan properly, you may just witness turtles coming ashore to lay eggs. — MELODY L. GOH/The Star
If you time your visit to Pulau Lankayan properly, you may just witness turtles coming ashore to lay eggs. — MELODY L. GOH/The Star
If you time your visit to Pulau Lankayan properly, you may just witness turtles coming ashore to lay eggs. — MELODY L. GOH/The Star
