Trip to Perhentian Island

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After finish my interview session, a few week later I've been confirmed that I will study in ALAM for September 2017 intake. I got sponsor by AET company in order for me to study Diploma in Nautical Studies. Thank you to my mak who always support me even I've failed many times and also to my Ibu who help and give motivation to me.

Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.

So me and my friends plan a trip to Perhentian Island in Terengganu before i start my study. The best thing ever we planned, last date of our trip is one day before my registration day at ALAM. We went there by bus and total of us are 6 persons. Actually we want to feel the backpackers concept, so that's why we try to not use our own transportation.

Another group behind got same boat with us.

We bought ticket by package for 3 days and 2 nights include boat (return), room, activities and snorkelling. Food is not included but you can find it from another agent. It's depend on your budget and how long you want be there. What we had done in the first day was kayaking and hiking.

My partner during kayaking.

Hiking at Kincir Angin.

Next day is the day we are waiting for, you know why? Yes it is, snorkelling time. We went about 6 points (area) for snorkelling and it was took a whole day from morning until around 5 pm. There are many fish and corals that we had seen and it was so amazing. We also grab our lunch in that afternoon at Kampung Nelayan before we continue snorkelling.

Our boat was so happening and the boat driver turned on Latin song all the time.

Lunch at Kampung Nelayan

Where is the Nemo?

After 5 pm, we played banana boat and all of us was so tired. At night we had our dinner and watching fire show until around 1 am. Then we sent straight to room and sleep.

Before going to dinner.

Last day which is third day I felt sad even I am very happy for that vacation because after that I will start my study at Melaka, huhuhu. We left our room and gave the key at the reception around 12 pm (max time for checkout). We went back to Jetty Kuala Besut by boat and had shopping over there.

We are backpackers.

Lastly we stop at mosque to pray while waiting bus going back home. So that was my story about my trip to Perhentian Island with my second family. My comment about that island is the view was so amazing and it is recommended for you guys to have your vacation there.

My lovely second family.

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