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So you’re planning to go visit Redang Island once again?

Before you depart to the island here are some pointers one needs to know.

Some things needed to prepare.

• Clothes
• Swim Wear
• Torchlight (to walk during the night)
• Sun UV lotion

That’s all.. the rest are understandable.

Things to do while in Redang.

• Use environmental friendly sun tan or UV cream as not to endanger the marine life.
• Do not take the marine life out of the water.
• Be careful of marine life there, do not touch anything that you don’t know.
• While snorkling, wary of the corals below in hope you don’t get yourself cut or destroy corals.
• Take only pictures, don’t take the life.
• Abide by the above rules in other islands.
• Limit your rubbish that you bring to the island, as these rubbish need to be transported back to the mainland for dumping.

Well, if you would like to contribute more to the list above, do not hesitate to email me at contact@exploittravel.com

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Looks like Air Asia has done it again. Free seatings are now available for International Flights. Though there’s a catch that it’s only available during booking done on the 14th May till 16th May 2008.

Travel period is on 12th January till 30th April 2009. Places like Krabi, Vientiane, Phuket, even Gold Coast(Brisbane), Hangzhao (Shanghai) are also in the list. To view other places, visit the site here.

So you’re preparing for a climb up to Mount Kinabalu, here are some checklist.

Here is a sample of what people wore on the way up to Mt Kinabalu.

Well, I have a trip going up there with a group, so here are some checkpoints for anyone going up there.

1. Sports Rain Jacket/Water shield with hood
2. Wind Resistant padded jacket…
3. Warm Jacket or west
4. Beannie hat
5. Water proof/wind proof gloves
6. Hiking shoe [low cut of high cut also can]
7. Medication [deep heat, minyak angin, poh chai yun]
8. Water [bring at least 1 litre]
9. Energy bar/chocolate bars
10. Energy Drink [get those drink mix from power bar company]
11. Quick dry towel [can be found in outdoor shop in SS2]
12. Bring 2 extra t-shirt
13. Wear outdoor khaki pants
14. Bring extra trackbottom[to be worn on the way to summit... wear inside the khaki]
15. Hiking Anti-bacteria socks
16. a compact camera
17. Walking pole [very useful]
18. Torch light
above is the must have item during ur way up to the mountain…

item NOT to bring
1) Sleeping bag [u have ur jackets and warm clothing... so no nit]
2) Maggi mee [no nit.. u will be too tired to cook just go eat at the restaurant]
3) Heavy and unuseful stuff… [eg. make up, perfume etc.]

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Time to travel log again. It looks like the recent trip there was a blast of our 4D 3N stay in Redang Kalong. It looks like the resort has improved it’s infrastructure and renovation was done to ensure the guest are satisfied.

Once again proven to be one of the top best dive centres in Peninsular Malaysia. No wonder it’s awarded the 5 star Dive Centre here. The staffs at Redang Kalong were really friendly. It’s owner A.B. was a guy with a good sense of humor.

One thing though, when my first time coming here, I was shocked to see, “Wow! Got gangster running this place?” Then actually that ‘gangster’ we’re referring to was A.B.’s brother, Tim. Also another guy with a superb sense of humor. Here are some photos to look at.

Here is the front view when reaching the resort.

What about the Jetty!!

We had a fun time snorkeling

Diving Enthusiast, as this is a 5-Star Dive Resort, there are many tanks here!

Visit Malaysia Year 2007. This is definitely one place to be!

A trip is ongoing starting on April 20th 2007. This time will be going off to Redang Island situated at the islands of Terengganu, Peninsular Malaysia. Being a supposed one of the few protected marine parks around the world, this place will entice both divers and snorkelers around. Itinerary for this trip is as followed.

4D 3N Stay in Redang Kalong, 5 star diving centre

Day 1
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0800 Arrival in Merang Jetty
1000 Arrival in Redang Kalong Resort
1200 Lunch
1500 Snorkeling/Diving
1800 Dinner/BBQ

Day 2
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0700 Breakfast
0830 Diving
1000 Snorkeling/Diving
1200 Lunch
1500 Snorkeling/Diving
1800 Dinner/BBQ

*Day 3 will follow as of Day 2 plans.

Day 4
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0700 Breakfast
0830 Bye Bye Redang Kalong
1000 Arrival in Merang Jetty

** BBQ Dinner is served on alternate nights.

Here’s one of the screenshot of how Redang Kalong looks like!
Redang Kalong Resort Ocean View

So how about a holiday trip there?

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