Lagoon PNG Diving Packages and Liveaboard in Malaysia One of the most amazing countries of South East Asia, Malaysia is bordered north with Thailand and south with Singapore. The weather follows the same patterns as Thailand with two distinct rainy seasons on the west and east coasts. Langkawi, a pristine island on the northwest coast of Malaysia near the Thai border, has its dry season between October and April, as Tioman and Sipadan on the east coast have their dry seasons during the months of April to November. Newly emerged in the tourism industry in South East Asia, Malaysia is a pristine destination for laid back tourists and adventurers alike. The country is covered with tropical rain forest and offer great adventure possibilities in breathtaking places.
Scuba diving is a popular activity in the resort places of East, West and Borneo resorts.
Malaysia also offers pristine diving destinations with Langkawi, Tioman and Sipadan islands. Formerly colonized by the Portuguese and the British, it is clear that their influence is still visible in a country which has achieved a remarkable development by western standards. Malaysia is accessible from Europe and America and tourists land in its capital Kuala Lumpur. Langkawi Situated on the northwest coast of Malaysia, Langkawi and its surrounding mangroves and islands including the national park of Pulau Payar, is a pristine destination for divers and non-divers alike. Pulau Payar is presenting some of the most amazing marine life in South East Asia with its schools of dogtooth tunas, snappers, jacks and occasional reef sharks, jewel and malabar groupers and fantastic soft corals for the reef residents.