“Bas Kite” is a bus service that takes you to all the popular tourist attractions in and around Kuala Terengganu. Tourists can use the service to hop on and hop off at any of the tourist attractions that lie on its route. You only need to pay a fee of between RM1 to RM3 per trip depending on the distance.

Tourists can choose between two routes with differing destinations and attractions for each route. The starting point for both routes is at the MBKT Bus Terminal, Jalan Sultan Mahmud. Route CO1 takes you from MBKT Bus Terminal to the Floating Mosque (Tengku Tengah Zaharah Mosque) in Kuala Ibai; whereas Route CO2 starts from MBKT Bus Terminal and ends at the Islamic Civilization Park in Pulau Wan Man.

“Bus Kite” can be easily recognized by its unique shape, which is that of a traditional Malay house and painted in colourful livery. The bus is fitted with wifi service and an LED screen. It has wide windows to give good views of the scenery along the way. The service starts at 9.00am for route C01 and 9.30am for route C02 and the last service leaves at 6.15pm for route C01 and 10.00pm for route C02.

A 15km route on the Sungai Berang takes you from kampung Pangkalan Ajal to Kampung Buluh. Operated by a group of kayak enthusiasts, secretariat OKB, you can go on an adventure and navigate the rier surrounded by lush rainforests where certain parts are shaded by over hanging mature trees giving the impression of going through a tunnel of greens. The route can at times be challenging, but that's part of the fun. As you will pass five kampungs on the banks of the river, you will also be able to appreciate the rustic kampung scenes and the friendly folks along the way.

Get a taste of the richness of Terengganu culure by attending the Weekly Cultural Show at Pantai Batu Burok, Kuala Terengganu. Held at the outdoor stage, visitors will be able to watch traditional folk and court dances, martial arts displays and listen to both modern and traditional music performed by local artistes.

There is no admission fee and show starts at 9pm every Saturday (except during the month of Ramadan).

Snorkeling - Redang Marine Park and off the beaches of all the resorts and hotels on Perhentian, Redang, Lang Tengah, Kapas and Tenggol Islands.

 

Diving - Best diving spots are Redang, Perhentian and Tenggol Islands. Tenggol has deep sea diving sites. Tenggol is famous for catching the passing of the white shark, which plays in the waters off the island in certain months of the year.

Redang is protected by the Marine Conservation Park.

Taking walk on beach

 

our beaches are long and endless! There’s nothing more refreshing than breathing the fresh air and feeling the sea breeze on your face as you take a leisurely walk on the beach. Pick up sea shells and look out for the tiny crabs that dart across the sand only to disappear into their burrows. Depending on the season, watch out for other local beach goers who seem to be digging into the sand with their feet. If you follow what they’re doing, you might just find a few clams. Watch out for passing boats and if you’re lucky, you’d find a fisherman or two casting their nets to catch fish not far from the beach. And a sight to behold that would make your walk so memorable is to find fishermen returning from their days’ outing.