Johor Park. Tanjung Piai National Park. At the jetty, as the sea breeze blows on your face, take in the panoramic view of ships sailing the Straits of Melaka and the Singapore skyline across the Johor Straits.

As you stroll along boardwalks, keep a lookout for mudskippers, hermit crabs, monitor lizards, otters, dusky leaf monkeys and long-tailed macaques. You can also climb towers for bird-watching. If you're lucky, you may spot the egret, woodpecker, bulbul, heron and many more.

Firefly Valley Leisure Park / Johor Park . Fireflies (aka lightning bugs) are a species of beetle that produce flashes of light in their abdomen. They usually live on trees by the river bank or in swamps.

At night, swarms of fireflies will flash their lights in synchrony, creating a spectacular sight. At Firefly Valley Leisure Park — perched on the bank of the Johor River near Kota Tinggi — you can take a night boat ride or stroll along boardwalks to view these luminous insects. Side attractions in the park include a kiddies' zoo, scenic ponds containing koi and tortoises, and a restaurant.

Johor Park. Kukup Island National Park, From the fishing village of Kukup, take a boat to the offshore island of Kukup Island. On the seaward journey there, you can also visit fish and crab farms.

The island's jetty displays posters with plenty of information about the park. When the tide recedes, stroll along the boardwalks to view the mudflats teeming with creepy crawlies and crustaceans, or read the identifying tags on the trees to learn about their species. Crossing a high suspension bridge and climbing atop an observation tower are highlights of your boardwalk trek.

GBU eating point, Port Dickson - outdoor seating available. Near beach very windy, sit outdoor enjoy the sea breeze byt afternoon too hot.

Maybe morning or evening sit the outdoor dining table.

Redang Island. Laguna Redang Resort 4 Days 3 Nights Package RM 1,200++. All in one package, include stay, play and eat.

The most amazing thing is that you can see many different kinds of small fish. My favorite is the liveband at night. You can sit at the bar and drink some wine and blow the sea breeze. It's really chill to watch the sea and listen to songs.

Taman Merdeka (Independence Park), Johor Park. Take your children for a frolic in the kiddies' wading pool in this park in Johor Bahru on Jalan Kolam Ayer.

Or better still, come at night to see beautiful fountains bathed in a kaleidoscope of lights spurting vertical jets 60 feet high! And if you so fancy, dance to the music! This 12-hectare park features nine themed gardens which depict the history of the country from the pre-colonial era to contemporary times.

Hutan Bandar Johor Park means “City Forest”, and it's the only forest reserve in Johor Bahru. This 32-hectare park offers camping grounds, jogging tracks, several scenic lakes, a children's playground and a kiddies' swimming pool outfitted with water-squirting concrete dolphins.

Come savour the amazingly priced RM5 chicken chop and other Johor specialties, or camp overnight to relieve frayed nerves. Kids (if you have any) love feeding the fish in the lakes, but be sure to slather lots of mosquito repellent on your arms and legs when you are here.

Johor Park. Endau-Rompin National Park. Purportedly living in this park is Malaysia's own Bigfoot! Locals call it Orang Mawas.

Though the ten-foot creature has never been photographed, its giant footprints have been seen on numerous occasions. Spanning 870 sq. km. of virgin forest, this park has mountain ridges of volcanic rocks that are 240 million years old. The towns of Bekok and Kampung Beta in Johor are the best jump-off points to enter the park and activities include mountain climbing, white-water rafting, bird-watching and mammal-spotting, but fishing is not permitted.

Hotel Duyong Marina Resort Cafe. Very nice seaview cafe and very windy.

Super strong wind, the best sea breeze i experienced before. Our kids also feel relax. This waterfront cafe at Kuala Terrenganu offer normal local cheap food like maggi goreng, sup kambing and many more.

Romantic Holiday in Malaysia. Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa at Sabah. With Gaya Island as its home, the Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa is a Sabahan paradise that we hope will be seen by many.

A favourite among couples near and far, it's the relaxing and enchanting atmosphere that keeps love birds coming. There are many rooms that are perfect for two, but for a stay in their villa that comes with a private pool. It's also designed with its very own sun deck, so you and your lover can enjoy the natural sea breeze any time of the day.