Cheaper digs at this 10-room resort are in stylish A-frames while the more expensive options are in huge, louvred wood bungalows – all exuding a tropical-colonial charm. The staff are young and fun, and there’s a bar and pool table in the restaurant area. A barbecue dinner is also available for RM22 extra. Prices include return speedboat voyage to Mersing.
Mirage Island Resort
Johor
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