kapas island, release your mind here. fell the nice panorama here.

Kapas Island Resort
It is near the jetty and is the biggest and most luxurious resort. It has a small swimming pool. The resort has its own boat service to collect you from the mainland.

Tuty Puri
another luxury place with arguably the most of charm. It has standard rooms with a fan and the rooms have a shower. Also a Dorm. The hotel was built in 1993 and it is set on the prime beach in front of the beautiful white-sands of Pulau KapasBeauty island Resort has bungalows with fan and shower. Also a dorm. Light House is more for the backpackers. It has a the relative isolation on a nice section of beach. Big wooden rooms.

Zaki Beach Chalet

It is a medium sized resort. Good food. What you may not like : the limited space, whether in the resort or the rooms.

Mak Cik Gemuk a big resort.

Off the beach and without charm. Rooms for up to three peoples.

Kapas Garden Resort

A-Frame huts without fan but they have a shower. The Dutch owner has a relaxed bar. It's a small place usually busy with expatriates. The bungalows are correct.

It is an ideal place that you can relax yourself from presure. Here you can rest your mind and enjoy your day here. This island famous with their clear water, sandy white beaches and swaying palms, it is relatively isolated and best environment. there are more corals here with a variety spesies of fish and more spesies.

Pulau Kapas is the best place that offers a variety of adventures to the Sun and Sea lovers. The hidden sweats of nature's splendors both on land and below the sea. You could track into the island's interior and amazed at the colorful natural flora and fauna along the way. Explore the most varied marine life among the many coral reefs around the island. Snorkeling and underwater diving is popular along stretches of shallow coral reefs of the island's western shore. Come and create your best adventure here.

Scuba Diving Guide at perhentian Island Malaysia.

Sitting off the northeastern coast of Malaysia are a pair of islands that have become a popular destination for backpackers and scuba divers alike: the Perhentians. The islands tend towards the rustic side,

 as neither is connected to the mainland power grid, and are therefore reliant on a limited supply of battery, solar, and generator-based electricity. As a rule, Kecil is the cheap, backpacker party island, while Besar is more upscale. Both are surrounded by almost two dozen excellent tropical dive sites, with 85 F waters that regularly boast visibility in the 25 meter range.

The islands have a range of natural undersea rocks, pinnacles, and reefs with names like Temple of the Sea and Iron Cape. These are packed with colorful corals and a rich variety of sea life, such as moray eels, black tip reef sharks, barracuda, sea turtles, stingrays, and a rainbow of tropical fish. The depths on these sites rarely exceeds 25 meters, and they are all easy enough that local dive companies frequently allow Open Water (OW) divers to go beyond the usual 18 meter limit for OW divers.

There are also two ship wrecks in the local waters: the Sugar Wreck and the Vietnamese Wreck. The former is 64 meter long cargo ship that was hauling a thousand tons of sugar at the time she went down in 2000, hence the name. She lay in 18 meters of water, making her within reach of OW divers even by strict dive operators. The Vietnamese Wreck has a long history. Originally an Imperial Japanese Naval transport from the Second World War, it found itself later pressed into service hauling refugees from Vietnam in 1976. Intercepted by the Royal Malaysian Navy, the vessel was discovered to have ordnance aboard, and as it was being towed back to shore the vessel exploded and sank. Depth ranges between 17 and 25 meters.