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Introducing Perhentian Islands Marine Park

The Perhentian Islands are a very popular tourism destination. The many small beaches in this Marine Park cover a range of tourism niches, from the original backpackers' draw of Long Beach to more exclusive hotels and resorts. 

Perhentian also hosts Malaysia's oldest marine citizen science & conservation projects, and it is a popular location for getting certified as a scuba diver. With lots to do here, let us help you plan for a sustainable holiday!

Conservation activities to suit any holiday length

Things you can do in Perhentian to support marine conservation

Perhentian has several conservation initiatives. Whether you are looking for an activity for your holiday, or want to dedicate a longer period for volunteering, there's something here for you.

Turtle Volunteer Conservation Project
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Turtle Hatchery @ Bubbles Resort
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Eco Education Volunteer Project
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Marine Conservation Volunteer Project
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Coral Adoption @ Alunan Resort
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Join a Beach Cleanup
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Perhentian tourist season

Season Opens
March

Monsoon season ends. Islands re-open for tourism. Weather and sea conditions may be variable in the shoulder season.

Turtle Nesting Season Start
Mid-April
Turtle Hatchlings
May
Peak season
June-August

Typically sunny weather. High tourism period.

Nesting Season End
August
Hatching Season End
October
Season Close
October

Weather and sea conditions are variable from September onwards. Monsoon season begins between October and November. Islands close for tourism.

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Any holiday can be a sustainable holiday

Going on a short vacation to Perhentian?

Find the information you need to make sustainable choices in Perhentian Islands Marine Park on our map.