Enjoy Malaysia’s best tropical island by visiting Pulau Redang. This breathtaking island is located along the eastern coast of Peninsular Malaysia in the state of Terengganu and boasts crystal clear turquoise water, soft white sand, colorful coral reefs and a relaxing tropical atmosphere. For those looking for some peace and relaxation on a beach vacation with exciting activities and beautiful scenic views, Pulau Redang is perfect. This island is especially popular among visitors interested in snorkeling, scuba diving, island hopping and enjoying the beauty of the underwater world. If you are looking for a trip to Redang Island, then the water activities available are unlimited. Why choose Pulau Redang? Pulau Redang offers a mix of relaxing and adventurous activities. With crystal, clear blue waters, the beaches and island are attractive to couples, families, or groups looking to relax as well as adventurous singles. The island surrounds its visitors with abundance of marine and coral life. If you wish to stay close to shore, you can snorkel and admire the beautiful marine life. For those who wish to adventure further, diving tours are available where you can get even closer to the beautiful coral formations and admire marine life like tropical fish and turtles. Pulau Redang is also visited for its relaxing environment as opposed to other vacation destinations that are more occupied. Best Beaches of Pulau Redang Beautiful beaches of soft white sand and crystal clear water are abundant on Pulau Redang. Long Beach is the most visited site on the island because of the abundance of resorts, restaurants, and beautiful coastal views and water activities.

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