Gemia Island, Malaysia
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Gemia, one of the rarest privately owned islands in Malaysia, is available
for your pleasure. Only seven minutes off the coast of Kuala Terengganu, the
island is surrounded by a marine conservation park which serves as a nesting
area for rare leatherback turtles.
Accommodations
The island has a number of room types with a variety of price
points to meet your budget. The resort includes 40 terrace rooms, 10
detached deluxe rooms and 2 villas. All rooms face the sea and are
equipped with air conditioning, TV, and bathroom facilities.
Facilities
Although the island is small and intimate, it has all of the facilities
of a large resort are on site. The resort has its own dive shop, restaurant and
bar. The restaurant serves Malay Chinese and Continental meals. In addition,
there is a private facility room for large groups and conferences.
Activities
Gemia Island Resort offers both traditional and unique activities.
Since the island sits in a conservation sanctuary, snorkelling and diving are a
must! If fishing is more your thing, try night fishing or squid fishing. If you
are looking to stay on land, try participating in one of Gemia's jungle treks!
Spa
After a long day of diving, trekking or fishing, there is nothing
better to help you relax and unwind than a luxurious spa treatment. At the
Tusita Wellness Spa, they are eager to help you take care of you body and help
you feel rejuvenated.
Their impressive spa menu is formulated to de-stress, rejuvenate, cleanse and
recharge your tired body. Spa services include, scrubs, facials, reflexology,
massages and aromatherapy.
Price: $1470 USD per week.
Size: 9 Acres
Location: North of Kapas Island, Malaysia
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