Whilst we are still in the trenches dealing with the novel coronavirus, it doesn’t hurt to start planning where to jet-set to after this is all over.
Here are 5 quiet and wonderful retreats you won’t believe are actually in Malaysia!
1. The Cabbana Retreat, Sabah
The Cabbana Retreat is not your usual resort in a brick-mortal building. Instead, it is a pop-up resort with tents serving as rooms. It won’t compromise on quality as you will have the amenities and service you expect from a hotel, while being one with mother Earth.
Located in Rampayan Beach in Kota Belud, Sabah this resort is just a stone’s throw from the beach. You’ll always be close to the beach and be close to nature.
2. The Manggala Resort & Spa
Tucked away in the forests of Pahang exists The Manggala Resort. Integrated with nature, with the abundance of lakes, wetlands, forests give it a tranquil vibe It is a resort in a forest. Perhaps what is more interesting is that “Mangala” is a Sanskrit word for “auspicious” and it is indeed one. Smoothing ambiance, luxurious comfort and hospitality that goes beyond. Fly with australia private jet hire for a hassle-free flight.
3. The Dusun, Seramban
What began as a simple retreat in 1984 has grown to a resort of 7 houses, designed uniquely and set to catch the fresh views of the mountains, forests, and the refreshing morning mist. Each of the houses provide a unique view with the sounds of nature. Each house has facilities that you can indulge in and stay all day. The Berembun House for example, has a verandah on two sides with a big bench that suits for lazing and reading. However different each houses are, they are bound to leave you rejuvenated once you leave.
4. Sarong By The Brook
If you think that wooden architecture gives mood to relax, think again. Sarong By The Brook is not your usual resort, because it is made from containers!
A collection of private homes in Kuala Lubu Bharu, it is located amidst the tropical jungle. It has a saltwater swimming pool that is open for 24 hours, a common kitchen, and BBQ facilities.
Located close to the jungle, there are a lot of activities you can do to immerse yourself in nature. From jungle trekking to waterfall visit, you’ll have a marvelous time there.
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5. Sekeping Serendah
A private retreat with transparent and open sheds to maximize natural environment, Sekeping Serendah is indeed an aesthetically pleasing resort to drop by. What makes it even better is that it is kept basic out of lavishness. Minimalism is the heart at Sekeping.
Located in the sleepy town at Serendah, the resort consists of 10 sheds within 5 acres of tropical forest. You’re always close to a tropical forest, close to nature.
There are also a wealth of activities to immerse yourself in. From two swimming pools to a jungle track, it will be a rejuvenating experience away from the hustle and bustle.
Which quiet resort do you prefer to have a quiet year-end? Let us know in the comments!
Header Image : The Cabanna | Mangala | The Dusun | Sarong By The Brook | Sekeping Serendah
