Some of the islands of the state of Malaysia, Tioman Island: located geographically opposite the eastern shore of Pahang State, and is characterized by its beaches full of palm trees, and the presence of American and Japanese shipwrecks sunk from the days of World War II, and is also surrounded by sixty-three islands including: Siri Island, and the island of Labas. Bayar Island: It is located geographically on the southern side of the island of Langkawi, and is considered one of the most important Malaysian islands. Kapas Island: It is located geographically opposite the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Terengganu. It is considered one of the uninhabited islands. It is characterized by its white sandy beaches, palm trees and clean water. Cebu Island: It is one of the most famous islands in Malaysia, and is characterized by the abundance of tropical plants on its land, the serenity of its waters, its sandy beaches, rocky caves, diving centers and its natural scenery.
