Island Destinations

by | Jun 15, 2015 | All Destinations, Home Articles, Langkawi

Away from the bustling activity of metropolitan lives are these Island Jewels tucked away from the public eye. Plan a weekend or a longer break as you ride the wave

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Away from the bustling activity of metropolitan lives are these Island Jewels tucked away from the public eye. Plan a weekend or a longer break as you ride the wave, right from Myanmar, home to legendary beaches and exquisite diving experiences-The Andaman; Langkawi, Seychelles, Madagaskar and Mafia island. Hop off islets as you explore en route and discover tranquil mangrove forests, admire towering limestone mountains and wander through tropical jungles whilst catching glimpses of monkeys, eagles and other wildlife. Just off the coast of Tanzania lies Mafia Island. It is a popular destination in the Indian Ocean known for its deep sea fishing and scuba diving activities.

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