[2025 Pulau Perhentian Attraction] Travel Guide for Coral Bay (Updated Mar)

#wheretogo Was planning to sign up for diving course back then before Covid. After MCO lifted decided to give it a DSD a try to ensure I am ready for my diving course. Few years after — still didn’t have a diving license — whenever I feel like wanna dive and carry the thank — just can go for DSD. Lol Never limits your experience #yolo Money saved — for few trips after🤣 Oct , 2021

#malaysiatrip #islandescape #snorkelingheaven #divingparadise #sunrise_beach #terengganu A Malaysia getaway isn’t complete without a journey to one of its idyllic islands, and Pulau Perhentian stands as the ultimate tropical retreat. With its crystal-clear waters, powdery white sand, and lush greenery, this island offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for a 3-day, 2-night escape. Day 1: Arrival & Relaxation Arrive by speedboat from Kuala Besut jetty and settle into a cozy beachfront chalet. Spend the afternoon unwinding on Long Beach, where the golden sunset and fresh seafood BBQ dinner set the perfect island mood. Day 2: Adventure Awaits Dive into an island-hopping adventure! Snorkel with turtles at Turtle Point, spot reef sharks at Shark Point, or explore hidden coves. Trek through lush jungle trails to Coral Bay for sweeping coastal views and a serene swim. Refuel with local delights like nasi goreng and fresh coconut water at charming cafés. Day 3: Sunrise Farewell Rise early to witness a magical sunrise at Teluk Keke, then savor a leisurely breakfast before taking a final dip in the crystal-clear waters. Depart the island with unforgettable memories of paradise. Tips: • Book speedboats and accommodations in advance. • Carry cash, as card facilities are limited. Pulau Perhentian is a dream destination for both relaxation and adventure, offering memories to last a lifetime.

The Great Barrier Reef contains thousands of different species of marine life. We can't guarantee exactly what marine life you will see on your day of travel with us, however there will be many different species of fish, coral and molluscs! The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most diverse and special ecosystems on the planet: there are so many minute incremental changes that occur. The only way they can be picked up is if you are out there every day. For the Master Reef Guides this is their backyard and they notice the smallest of changes.#2023travelwish #mytripvlog #coralreef