Malaysia has many wonderful holidays places to offer and some islands are worth visiting. Pulau Redang has always been in our to-visit-places-in-Malaysia list and we had an amazing time throughout the 3D2N getaway.<br />Accomodation & Snorkeling Package:<br />We stayed at Redang Pelangi Resort for 2 nights. Before the trip, we had booked our accomodation (Deluxe Room - 1 Queen bed) & snorkeling package through their website for RM540.00 per pax. Meals are inclusive as well, so it's a pretty good deal! (Just a sidenote: We did pay a little more for deluxe room, but definitely much more prettier than the standard room. To us, it was worth upgrading.)<br /><br />How to get to Pulau Redang from Kuala Lumpur<br /><br />Via Bus (Kuala Lumpur's TBS Bus Terminal" - Kuala Terengganu "MBKT Bus Terminal" -Jetty-Redang Island)<br />1. Puri and I booked our bus ticket via Redbus.com (https://www.redbus.my/) for RM89.00/return per pax (seems to be the cheapest with minimal processing fee) from KL "Terminal Bersepadu Selatan" to Kuala Terengganu "MBKT Bus Terminal.<br />2. The KL-Terengganu bus does not stop at the Jetty. So from the KT Bus Station, we've transferred to the resort's bus (we've pre-booked the bus transfer RM26.00/two-way per pax, and bus drop off (return from Jetty) for additional RM10.00 per pax) which brought us to the jetty (Merang Jetty), otherwise you can get a cab or Grab to the jetty.<br />3. From the jetty, boat transfer to Redang Island (which is included in the package. If you're late and miss the boat, there's a surcharge of RM55).<br />Via Plane (KL-KT Airport-Jetty-Redang Island)<br />1. You can also take a flight by AirAsia or Firefly which reached TGG airport by 8.30am<br />2. The bus will pick up from the airport if you pre-book the pick up, otherwise you can get a cab or Grab to the jetty.<br />3. From the jetty, boat transfer to Redang Island<br /><br />Cre: Puri and Sue<br />
