Highlights van Maleisië

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Klimaat

Temperatuur	Beste tijd voor een reis

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Tags

Don't do this

• Mount Kinabalu beklimmen - over de top, overtoeristisch en niet de mooiste beklimming

Exotische ziekten

• malaria
• hepatitis A
• typhus
• dengue

Interessante boeken over Maleisië

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  Landkaart - Wegenkaart Maleisië Malaysia | Freytag & Berndt | 10.50 €

  Mooie duidelijke kaart met het vasteland van Maleisie op een zeer aanvaardbare schaal van 1:900.000. Bijzonder geschikt om rond te reizen, al dan ni... meer

  Mooie duidelijke kaart met het vasteland van Maleisie op een zeer aanvaardbare schaal van 1:900.000. Bijzonder geschikt om rond te reizen, al dan niet met een eigen vervoermiddel.

  Malaysia on a large, double-sided, indexed map from Freytag & Berndt, covering the peninsular Malaysia at 1:900,000, with Sarawak and Sabah. Very effective relief shading with spot heights and graphics for swamps or mangrove areas and coral reefs provide good representation of the country’s topography.

  Road network includes selected local tracks; intermediate distances are given on main routes. Railways, local airports and ferry routes are shown, as well as the country’s internal administrative boundaries with names of the provinces. National parks and other protected areas are highlighted, and symbols mark locations of various places of interest, including temples, beaches, caves, etc.

  The map has a latitude and longitude grid at intervals of 1º and an index. Map legend includes English.

   

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  Duikgids Maleisië - Diving in Malaysia | Marshall Cavendish | Kurt Svrcula 26.50 €

  With its pristine, unspoilt beaches and breathtaking coral reefs, Malaysia has quickly become one of the world's leading scuba diving destinatio... meer

  With its pristine, unspoilt beaches and breathtaking coral reefs, Malaysia has quickly become one of the world's leading scuba diving destinations. The country boasts a coastline of some 4800 km and more than 200 islands, including world-renowned locations like Pulau Sipadan, Layang-Layang Atoll, and Pulau Redang. In this revised and updated edition of Diving in Malaysia, author Kurt Svrcula presents a comprehensive guide to over 130 dive and snorkel sites in the region, ranging from perennial favourites to newly discovered gems. This invaluable guide provides information and advice for divers and snorkellers of all levels of experience, and includes:
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  •Maps of featured dive sites.
  •Dive ratings.
  •Underwater photography tips.
  •Spectacular photos of marine life
  •Shipwrecks that can be dived.
  •Hazards to watch out for
  •Ecological conservation
  •Travel information.
  •Accommodation recommendations where to go, when to go, what to see!                  
  Plus a bonus pull-out chart of the top dive sites at a glance. Dr Kurt Svrcula has 30 years of diving experience, and is a noted underwater photographer and advocate for environmental conservation. He has lived in Malaysia for the past three decades, and is a member of the Malaysian Society of Marine Sciences. He speaks regularly at international conferences on issues including leisure and sports tourism, and economic development.

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