Pantai Cahaya Bulan This lovely stretch of shimmering sand is perhaps Kelantan's most famous beach. Fringed by swaying casuarinas and coconut palms, it is the perfect getaway for the world-weary. It is 10km north of Kota Bharu and is accessible by taking SKMK Bus No. 10 which departs from the Central Market every 20 to 25 minutes.

Pantai lrama(Beach of Melody) Situated in the district of Bachok about 25 km south of Kota Bharu, Pantai Irama is believed by some to be the most beautiful beach along the entire east coast! It is a hit with picnickers and, campers alike. To reach it, take bus No. 23 or 39 to Bachok.

Pantai Bisikan Bayu(Beach of the Whispering Breeze) This beach is located near Semerak in the district of Pasir Puteh, about 50 km away from Kota Bharu. It is also known as Pantai Dalam Rhu. Tall casuarinas offer restful shade where families can enjoy a picnic. From the main terminal, take Bus Nos 3 to Pasir Puteh. Then take Bus No. 96 to Kuala Besut.

Pantai Seri Tujuh (Beach of Seven Lagoons) Venue of the International Kite Festival, this beach lies on the border of Thailand and Kelantan at Kampung Tujuh in Tumpat, about 7 km from Kota Bharu. Take Bus No. 43 from the main terminal and enjoy the scenic ride along the way.

MINI ZOO KUALA KRAI AND MINI MUZIUM KUALA KRAI Situated in the district of Kuala Krai. It has more than 30 species of mammals and birds. Its large grounds and facilities makes it a suitable place for picnics. Opening hours : 9.00am - 6.00pm (Open Daily) Admission : RM2.00 - Adult : RMl.00 - Child

FISHING VILLAGE No visit to Kelantan would be complete without a trip to a fishing village dubbed "the soul of Malaysia's East Coast".Two of the most well-known villages are the Sabak Beach (approx. l4 km from Kota Bharu) If you wish to fully capture the moment, you should arrive no later than 4.00 pm everyday except Fridays when the boats laden with the day's catch are first spotted on the horizon, As they come ashore, their intricately carved prows are a riot of colours. Then the bargaining begins between wholesalers and the fishermen - a noisy but interesting ritual. You will also be able to witness other related activities such as fish-curing and the mending of nets. Buses No. 8 and 9 depart every half hour from the old local bus terminal to Sabak Beach.