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No Worries on Pulau Lang TengahRoute: Merang - Lang Tengah - MerangOf the three islands along the north-east coast, Pulau Lang Tengah is the most quiet – and least touristy. The reef around the island is a protected nature reserve and offers some of the most fantastic Malaysia snorkelling and diving spots. On dry land you can go hiking along the trails into the dense jungle of the island’s interior. Such a beautiful island merits equally beautiful accommodation, and in this Malaysia beach trip you’ll be staying in a terraced chalet with all the mod cons. If you’re looking for a place to get away from it all and need little more to keep you happy than peace & quiet in beautiful natural surroundings, you’ll find Lang Tengah is a perfect escape to paradise. Take a look at our wider range of Malaysia tours to start building your own tropical holiday. For a little inspiration, you can also choose from a selection of our suggested holidays in Malaysia. Fancy a bit of adventure? Check out our bite-sized Borneo tours or ready-made holidays in Borneo. |
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4 days / 3 nights departs daily from March - mid-October |
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Well-maintained terraced chalet (see our photos here). Comfort level 4 (see accommodation). |
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£217 per person - based on 2 people sharing |
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3 nights' accommodation with breakfast, return boat transfer. |
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Boat |
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Day 1: Merang - Lang TengahIt's the first day of your Malaysia beach trip and the crossing from Merang to Pulau Lang Tengah takes about 30 minutes. As you approach the island you’ll understand why it’s called the island for nature lovers; white sands, crystal clear blue sea and tall, waving palm trees. It’s almost too good to be true, but probably exactly how you’d pictured your perfect tropical island getaway. You’ll be staying in a one of a row of four bungalows in the tasteful well-maintained resort. The Malaysian dishes, particularly the fresh fish are amazing which is just as well as there aren’t really any other restaurants on the island. |
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Day 2 and 3: Lang TengahFor the next two days of your Malaysia beach holiday, you can enjoy leisurely breakfasts, before wandering over to the lovely beach in front of the resort to feel the soft, warm sand between your toes. Later on take a walk along the beautiful shore line. In front out you the clear blue sea beckons, behind you the dense green jungle awaits. It’s probably the only choice you’ll need to make while you’re on Lang Tengah but seeing as you’ll be here for two whole days you could actually do both. For less than £3 you can book a jungle trip with Daniel, who works at the resort or a half-day Malaysia snorkelling trip for around £5-6. |
Day 4: Lang Tengah - End of tourIf your travel plans allow it or if you’d like to end your Malaysia holiday with an extra day on the island just let us know in your quote request form and our Malaysia travel specialists will arrange it for you. If today’s the last day of your Malaysia beach holiday, you’ll take the boat back to Merang, or perhaps one of the other islands for example with our Malaysia islands tour.For more tropical island delights, you could hop on a boat to begin our Perhentian trip or if you’d like to experience some traditional Malaysian culture, if you'd like to really exerience Malaysia you can spend a couple of days as part of a local kampung community with our Malaysia homestay. Click here for a map of Malaysia |
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Malaysia snorkelling accommodation on Lang Tengah (Click to enlarge)
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Tips for your Malaysia beach tripBest time to travelLike the rest of the east coast, March – mid October. The rest of the year the islands along the north-east coast are hampered by heavy monsoon rains. Best time of year for diving is March – April when visibility can reach up to 40m. Money matters There are no cash machines on the islands so make sure you withdraw plenty of cash on the mainland. Most resorts and diving schools accept credit card. Alcohol The more traditional east coast Malaysians don’t always appreciate the use of alcohol by tourists, though on the islands, the larger resorts and a couple of restaurants alcohol is available. When you’re in public, please respect the locals and their values. Malaysia snorkelling trip The trip lasts about 3 hours. Based on 8 people it shouldn’t cost you more than £4-5 per person. |
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Redang/Marine Park Trip takes around 3 hours and includes a guided tour and picnic lunch. approximately. £10 per person, based on minimum 8 people. Jungle trek Guided jungle trek from 10am-12 noon, around £3 per person, including mineral water during trek. Fishing Sea-fishing boat trips are available from 4.30pm. Costs are approximately. £18 per person based on minimum 8 people. |
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Diving A dive (off a boat, including equipment and guide) costs around £17-18. The same applies for night dives. Diving from the beach cost around £8-9. A package of 12 boat dives including equipment and guide costs around £175, with unlimited dives off the beach. If you'd like to do your PADI Open Water course on Lang Tengah during this Malaysia beach visit, you can expect to pay around £530. |
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Take a look at our bite-sized Malaysia tours
For inspiration check out our suggested holidays in Malaysia
Take a look at our bite-sized Malaysia tours
For inspiration check out our suggested holidays in Malaysia
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