Teluk Hijau or Green Bay is another captivating wonder within the Meru Betiri National Park. Enjoy the breath-taking views of turquoise water and a shoreline of white grains of sand backed by beautiful lush green forest. This is a quiet, clean and tranquil spot to bury yourself in the sand. A small waterfall and a fresh cool stream provide natural showers to cleanse yourself from the briny water. Some monkeys may appear to greet you, but please be sure not to feed them. Also, do read the message on the beach at the entrance which says: Do not leave anything but footprints. Do not take anything but pictures. Let’s keep the environment clean to preserve its natural charm.

Pulau Merah (the Red Island) or otherwise known as the Red Beach has mesmerized tourists with its soft sandy beach and long coastline. This beach has its own island which has red soil and green vegetation on its small mountain-like shape. At low tide, visitors can walk across and explore the island up close.The origin of the name may have come from people who see this from different points of view. From the colour of the island’s soil, the reddish sand is a mixture of the white sand and the red soil that comes from the nearby island. Others say that the name comes from the stunning sunsets that bathe the beach with a reddish hue. Surfers from around the world also come here to test the waves. With the average waves being 2 meters high, this beach is perfect for training your surf skills. Although the Red Beach has become the most popular for family weekends, yet swimming is not encouraged here because of the strong waves of the Indian Ocean.