Salang Pusaka Resort (Khalid’s Place) Tioman, Malaysia
Sandakan

Sandakan is a starting point for ecotourism destinations such as the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary, Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary,Turtle Islands Park, Kinabatangan River and Gomantong Caves.

Pulau Kapas

Pulau Kapas is a small island located only about 6km off Marang in the east coast state of Terengganu (about 1h north of Kuala Terengganu). It has quite and relaxed atmosphere because it is bypassed by the majority of the backpacker circuit looking for a more remote place like the Perhentian Islands. Pulau Kapas only get fairly busy on the weekends when locals come to island. There are a few good snorkeling spots around the island. All accommodations and beach are on the west coast facing the mainland. The west coast is the weather side has no sand beach, only rocks - it can be reached after a short walk through the jungle. Pulau Kapas shuts down during the monsoon season between November and February.

Tioman, Malaysia

Salang Pusaka Resort (Khalid’s Place)

Salang Beach, Pulau Tioman, Pahang, Malaysia - Tel: 019 262 5330, 019 750 5330, 07 799 8337 - Email: sanaalinkservices@yahoo.co.uk

accommodation on Salang Beach, RM45 - RM170

phone: 019 262 5330, 019 750 5330, 07 799 8337
prices:
Chalet 130-200RM, AC, 4-5pax
Chalet 150RM, AC, 3pax
Chalet 70-170RM, AC, 2pax
Chalet 45RM, Fan, 2pax

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