Guide to Malaysia & Borneo
Things to do in Malaysia range from meeting orang utans in the wilds of Borneo to enjoying delectable Malaysian food in bustling
Read moreThe Whitsundays encompass 74 islands off the coast of Queensland, Australia, in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef. Featuring stunning natural landscapes, secluded beaches and friendly towns, each island offers something different. Whitehaven Beach is one of the Whitsundays premier natural attractions, with 7km of white sand and crystal-clear waters. Protected and uninhabited due to its national and marine park status, its shallows are sometimes visited by various species of turtle.
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Leave Abel Point marina in Airlie Beach and cruise into The Whitsundays. First stop is Cid Harbour, one of the most idyllic areas of the Whitsundays with calm waters, beautiful coastline and soaring peaks. Leaving Cid, pass national park islands and circumnavigate Whitsunday Island, the largest island in the group, en route to the southern end of Whitehaven Beach. Take some time to relax on Whitehaven Beach, considered one of the world's best beaches, with crystal-clear waters and silica sand. Cruises are available on a range of vessels including a speed sailing catamaran, larger catamarans with air-conditioned lounges and spacious outer viewing decks, and a 22-metre classic timber sailing vessel.
Things to do in Malaysia range from meeting orang utans in the wilds of Borneo to enjoying delectable Malaysian food in bustling
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