Islands born from mud volcanoes! Tiga Island Park, north of Kuala Penyu, has been protected since 1933 (as a forest reserve) and became a park in 1978. It covers 158 square kilometres of mostly ocean around three islands — Tiga, Kalampunian Besar and Kalampunian Damit — formed by mud-volcano eruptions in 1897.
Kota Kinabalu's big island! Pulau Gaya covers 1,483 hectares as part of Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, with ridges rising to 300 m. Historically it was the settlement harbour of the British North…
Crystal-clear water just minutes from the city! Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park's islands - Sapi and Manukan - are a 15-minute boat ride from Kota Kinabalu, offering powder-white beaches…
A resort on stilts over the reef! Pulau Kapalai, about 15 km off Sipadan, is known for its scuba resorts. Erosion has worn the island down to a sandbar, and the buildings stand on stilts on…
A fishing-village island beside Sipadan! Mabul has been a fishing village since the 1970s and gained popularity with scuba divers after the 1990s thanks to its closeness to Sipadan, about…
Swim with DUGONGS! These remote Sabah islands are one of few places to spot gentle sea cows in their natural habitat. Pristine beaches, excellent diving, and untouched beauty await…
Home of Malaysia's first underwater post office! Pulau Mataking in the Celebes Sea is joined to Mataking Kecil by a narrow sand bank. It is a private island belonging to a dive resort with…
Mosques, halal food and family attractions across all 14 states — with prayer times, Qibla direction and ready-made itineraries.
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Every destination in the guide, grouped by what you're looking for.
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A few highlights to start planning with.
Where to eat, filterable by state — food streets, night markets and dining venues, each with a distance and directions link. Plus the dish guide, for when you don't know what to order.
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Every mapped destination, coloured by category. Pin positions are approximate at state level.
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Search Malaysia's official halal certificate directory (JAKIM MYeHALAL) — restaurants, food & drink products, slaughterhouses and more.
Unofficial search of JAKIM's public directory — a listing is not a guarantee. Look for the halal certificate displayed at the premises, and confirm on the official portal ↗, especially for entries marked revoked or expired. Names are as registered with JAKIM (often in Malay).
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