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Kapas Island - The Beach

 

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  • Image © 2005 Tan Kian Hong
Pulau Kapas, or Cotton Island, is a little island in the South China Sea, 20 minutes away by boat from the sleepy village of Marang, off the Terengganu coast of Malaysia. Sandy beaches, diving and snorkeling attract locals on the weekends. If you venture further out, reef sharks and sightings of sea turtles are common off these islands. Click on the photos to see more.

Published on 4/1/05

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