Cuti-Cuti Pulau Kapas, Terengganu

During the recent long Malaysia Day public holiday weekend, our family including my brother drove (again!) to Marang, Terengganu for a 3D 2N trip to Pulau Kapas. It was indeed another awesomely exciting holiday for us... and we saw God's hands throughout our trip.

Marang Jetty was pretty crowded due to the long weekend, many locals waiting for boat to Pulau Kapas for a quick stay-cation.



Check out the amount of food & stuffs we brought to Pulau Kapas... hehehe...



We again stayed at Pak Ya Chalet.. and dined at his cafe.. all very convenient and our chalets are right in front of the beautiful beach... #blessed

View of the jetty from our chalets

The beautiful island of Pulau Kapas


 Our chalets for this trip...

Back to basics... very good experience & training for our boys..



 1st night - we had BBQ which explained the huge Coleman that we brought along to the island.. hehehe...

Technology helped in expediting the BBQ flames... hahaha... see the USB-powered fan.. smart move!



 Eat, play, swim & repeat... so so so fun!!

Non-stop fun...!

Ivan dodging daddy's sand-balls... hahahaha!

My dad brought a huge kite & managed to show-off his skills to fly the kite mighty HIGH!


Harvest on Saturday morning... which mum later used as soup base for steamboat...

Day 2 dinner which started at 3pm.. hahaha... steamboat...






Day 3 - time to say goodbye to the island... and promise that we will be back AGAIN!

The speed boat ride was part of the exciting experience :))



Praise God for blessing us with such perfect weather throughout this trip. 
Thank you Lord for your provisions and favor with the chalet operator. 
Also thank you for the journey mercy, we had very comfortable rides to & fro Pulau Kapas, 
be it land or sea.

*****

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