From Seremban we rode through the trunk road to Melaka by bicycle. 160km covered in the heat, rain and with angry dogs. It was a very fun ride with 2 of my buddies. Took about 8 hrs to arrived in Melaka. This is our first time doing the long distance riding a lot of experience gain in this ride. And definately more touring session to come! Bicycling and travelling is one hell of a great combination!. You should try it. Let me know if any of you want to join us.
Mabul Island
Ever wonder how mabul island village look like?. Take a look at this short walktrough during our trip to Mabul last April. Enjoy.
Trip with friends to Mabul Island in Sabah. Nice scenery and great spot for snorkeling and diving plus the peoples there are also nice too. Don't forget bring some candies and junk food for the kids when you're walking around the village. They love to entertain outsider especially outsider with candy:P.
100% shot by gopro
Mabul Island, Sabah
Mabul is a small island off the south-eastern coast of Sabah in Malaysia. The island has been a fishing village since 1970s. Then in 1990s, it first became popular to divers due to its proximity to Sipadan island.Located 15 km from Sipadan, this 20-hectare piece of land surfaces 2–3 meters above sea level, consists mostly flat grounds and aerial view is oval-shaped. Surrounding it are sandy beaches, perched on the northwest corner of a larger two square kilometer reef.Mabul island is administered by Semporna, Tawau district. - "Wikipedia"
How to get to Mabul:
To get to Mabul you can get a straight flight to Tawau, Sabah, from there transit to Semporna town. There are many chartered taxi/van from Tawau airport to Semporna. From Semporna you will need to get a boat from "Jeti Awam Semporna" normally the boat will be arrange and inclusive in your stay package in Mabul. Many choices of chalet in Mabul from a guesthouse to 5 star water chalet to suit your need while you're staying in Mabul. One of the famous and affordable chalet in Mabul is. Scubajeff is well known in mabul by providing best and affordable package for those who want a budget stay in Mabul. Their package are inclusive breakfast,lunch,dinner & also snorkeling. Visit their fanpage for more info https://www.facebook.com/ scubajeffguesthouse
How to get to Mabul:
To get to Mabul you can get a straight flight to Tawau, Sabah, from there transit to Semporna town. There are many chartered taxi/van from Tawau airport to Semporna. From Semporna you will need to get a boat from "Jeti Awam Semporna" normally the boat will be arrange and inclusive in your stay package in Mabul. Many choices of chalet in Mabul from a guesthouse to 5 star water chalet to suit your need while you're staying in Mabul. One of the famous and affordable chalet in Mabul is. Scubajeff is well known in mabul by providing best and affordable package for those who want a budget stay in Mabul. Their package are inclusive breakfast,lunch,dinner & also snorkeling. Visit their fanpage for more info https://www.facebook.com/
Mabul is a great place for snorkeling and one of the best place for diving. Not only it is a good spot for water recreational activity it also have its own specialties which is the culture of living sea gypsies. The sea gypsies or Bajau people are living the seaborne lifestyle. You will enjoying the scenery and the peoples there and not to forget bring some candies and snacks for the Bajau kids. In the mean time enjoy the photos. Explore Malaysia
Labels:
Backpacking,
Diving Spot,
Mabul,
Malaysia,
Sabah,
ScubaJeff,
Snorkeling,
Tourism,
Travel
Cycling: Bukit Putus
Bukit Putus is located in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan and is made up of the Federal Route 51 which connects Seremban to Kuala Pilah. The formerly main route was constructed by the British in 1920s (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Federal_Route_51) and remained as the notorious touge route for enthusiasts looking the the thrill of driving/riding. An alternative route has since been built in 2006 with its public use starting from 2009 but the old roads of Bukit Putus remained with fewer traffic. This old trunk road is not only popular amongst drivers, but along with tourists and jungle trekkers who also frequent the route to reach the foothills of Gunung Angsi.
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Labels:
Bukit Putus,
Cycling,
Downhill,
Malaysia,
Nature
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