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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
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George Town, Malaysia
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Pahang, Malaysia
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Taman Mount Austin, Malaysia
- Fahre weiter nach Taman Negara, entdecke den ältesten Regenwald der Welt und mache eine Dschungeltour
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Perhentian Islands, Malaysia
panorama divers
olala
left side!! - more social
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Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia
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Cherating, Malaysia
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Pantai Batu Buruk, Malaysia
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Pantai Tanjung Balau, Malaysia
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Tioman Island, Malaysia
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Tioman Island, Malaysia
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Tanjung Simpang Mengayau Beach, Malaysia
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Kudat, Malaysia
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Sarawak, Malaysia
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Sipadan Island, Malaysia
diving
One of the only oceanic islands in the country, Sipadan is the epitome of marine
richness and one of the most popular diving sites in Malaysia. Apart from
serving as a reliable scuba dive spots, Sipadan Island enhances the diving
experience because of the variety of sea creatures that breathe here. Some of
the breeds include bumphead parrotfish, porcupine pufferfish, clown triggerfish,
and unicornfish.
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Mabul Island, Malaysia
diving
Mabul Island lies next to Sipadan and is equally famous for diving in Malaysia.
It is known as the home of tiny marine creatures like frogfish, cuttlefish,
blue-ringed octopus, mimic octopus and bobtail squids and gobes like spike-fin
goby. Mabul has numerous options of accommodations for its visitor divers, which
makes it quite accessible and popular.
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Lankayan Island, Malaysia
diving
Lankayan Island is one of the most scenic diving sites in Malaysia. Known for
its splendid views, undersea wreck and whale sharks, Lankayan attracts tourists
from all over the world. Apart from whales, it also encompasses other marine
fauna like giant clams, claw anemonefishes, decorator and spider crabs, coral
shrimps, nudibranchs, prawn gobies, seahorses, ghost pipefish, flying gurnards,
parrotfishes, rays and guitarfish.
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Layang-Layang, Malaysia
diving
Layang-Layang is a relatively smaller island with shallow waters. Its speciality
is that underwater life is preserved beautifully. The island has one main resort
for accomodation and plenty of colourful birds hover around it. Layang-Layang
includes bigger marine creatures like hammerhead sharks, pygmy seahorses, jack
fish, barracuda and manta rays.
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Radang, Brunei
diving
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Pulau Tenggol, Malaysia
diving
Tenggol Island has some of the most exotic views of the country. However, in
terms of diving, it is safe only for experienced divers because the current here
is quite strong. Tenggol has roughly 20 diving sites, some of which have well
defined wrecks. A few lucky ones have spotted whale sharks here too. Amongst the
common marine fauna are turtles, humphead parrotfish, batfish, leopard sharks
and moray eels.
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Lang Tengah Island, Malaysia
diving
Lang Tengah is a lesser known and smaller island compared to the other islands
of Malaysia. Since it is less visited by tourists, the flora and fauna is well
protected. The island has a few resorts for accommodation and some of the most
idyllic diving sites in Malaysia. The site has coral reefs, several types of
fish and turtles in abundance.
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Tioman Island, Malaysia
diving
Tioman is a large island offering multiple activities like diving, snorkelling,
kayaking, etc. Undoubtedly, scuba diving is the most common one, specially wreck
diving. The site has one of the widest ranges of marine creatures, such as
corals, cuttlefish, angelfish, barracuda and turtles, moorish idols and
trevally.
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Timor-Leste, East Timor
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Sandakan, Malaysia
- Besuche Sandakan und mache eine Bootstour zum Sepilok Orang-Utan Rehabilitation Centre
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Malacca, Malaysia
- Fahre nach Malakka, erkunde die historische Altstadt und probiere die lokale Küche
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Langkawi Island, Malaysia
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Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia