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Langkawi & The West Coast
Zanzibar

Langkawi & The West Coast

This barefoot bohemian island hideaway off the coast of Zanzibar (on unspoilt Pemba Island, Zanzibar's little known sister to the north) is the epitome of twenty-first century Robinson Crusoe shabby chic! Its laid-back charm is perfect for a post-safari chill-out – and what’s more, a stay at Fundu is all-inclusive ….as well as meals, soft drinks, house wines, local beers and use of snorkelling equipment, you can enjoy unguided mangrove canoe safaris and village treks. Pemba is known for its frequent sightings of migrating humpback whales between August and November and a resident pod of dolphins live in the waters offshore - pop out to see them on an early morning boat trip and then return for breakfast. Fundu is a top dive location too. Only accessible by boat (getting there is all part of the experience), Fundu Lagoon is spread along a natural beach where the jungle meets the sea.

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Venture off on a mangrove safari and spot everything from fiddler crabs to dancing dolphins; trek into the ancient jungle and see flying squirrels, rare butterflies and perhaps a mountain fairy (according to legend they live at Telaga Tujuh waterfall); hop on a bike and pedal the paddy fields and rubber plantations before stopping off for a roadside banana fritter.

If not Langkawi-bound, let the whispering serenity of Pangkor Laut work its magic. Only a fraction of this privately-owned 300-acre island has been developed, the rest is wilderness where time stands as still as the ancient land. What better way to experience Malaysia than in a beautiful water bungalow, overlooking turquoise waters and nearby islands?

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“Malaysia is like all of Asia in one small bundle, thanks to its intoxicating melting pot of Indian, Malay and Chinese influences. It’s a land that really does have everything, from postcard-perfect beaches on Langkawi to the futuristic skyline of Kuala Lumpur, where the Petronas Towers look like two rockets about to launch into space. But the wilds of Borneo is somewhere that will steal your heart, with orangutans, pygmy elephants and many more amazing creatures roaming its rainforests.” Rachel Gleave, Product Manager.
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