Sea Water Filled By "blue tears" or blue plankton on its surface

Who does not adore seeing blue light-bluish as if it were an LED light, but actually a living organism that would arise at night at certain seasons.

Beach water swapped blue! There is one island in Malaysia that you can visit to see this "blue tears".

If you have the opportunity, visit Pulau Sembilan in Bagan Datoh, Perak. It is named Pulau Sembilan because there are 9 islands near, in the south of Pangkor Island.

You need to go to Bird River Chart (within 3 hours more than KL) and take 25 minutes to get to the island from the jetty. You need to go to Rumbia Island to see blue tears at night.

There are also diving or diving activities available. These islands have no resort, chaler or hotel due to its status as a protected island (State Park). So, you need to sleep in the tents provided.

Take a look at the following video:

A glimpse of information about the beauty of the sea water scene at night whose surface is filled with blue plankton.

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Article reference: http://kakireview.com/2016/10/12/ada-kelip-kelip-warna-biru-phytoplankton-dalam-air-di-pulau-sembilan/
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