Pangkor's thriving underwater life is ideal for snorkelling


If you’re snorkelling for the first time, it may be better for you to stick to shallow waters. — MILTIADIS FRAGKIDIS/Unsplash

Being in the open water can be a daunting experience for some people, as the depths of the ocean can be just as boundless as space, and therefore hold many mysteries.

And let’s not forget the dangers that lurk under the sea.

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