Redang Island, Trigano State Redang Island is one of the largest islands in the South China Sea and is 45 km from the state of Tringano in the northeast of the Kingdom of Malaysia
The island of Redang, in the state of Tringano, Malaysia, is a nature reserve that prevents fishing on a 3-kilometer stretch of the island, The collection of coral reefs, marine habitats and shellfish is not allowed at all. Near the Island of Redang are the islands of Ikor-Tibu-Ling-Penang-Pedung-Lang Tenga-Lima.
The people of Kuala Terengganu are religiously observant Muslims, unlike most of Malaysia's states in terms of their weekly leave. Their weekly leave is Friday, and Thursday is half a day. Most women and men wear clothes closer to the Arab dress. Due to the Islamic customs and traditions of the Arabs, this island is considered one of the favorite islands, especially for families or for those who love to spend a honeymoon in an environment of romance and privacy.
You can also relax and enjoy the magical atmosphere around you and practice the types of marine sports and water sports from volleyball, tennis, boating, banana, diving and snorkeling, as well as seeing the green turtles and hatching and going out to the sea (for certain seasons). This is the most wonderful Malaysian island.
You can also visit the nearby Virgin Mary Island and coordinate a trip to visit and dive there. The water is very clean.