Pangkor Arpt

Pangkor 's economy thrives mainly from tourism though fish products and fishing are major industries too. Early Pangkor was a refuge for fisherman, pirates and merchants before the British Colonial administration and Dutch conquerors. Renowned for it's sandy beaches and a diverse mix of low budget to 5 star hotels. It has a neighbouring smaller island called Pulau Pangkor Laut. For centuries, Pangkor has enchanted visitors with its idyllic bays, colourful tropical forests and pristine beaches. Pangkor means “Beautiful Island” when translated and consists of 9 islands in the immediate vicinity, though only Pangkor and Pangkor Laut are the only islands inhabited and also the 2 biggest. There are a variety of flora and fauna in the island as well as it's sandy white beaches, azure blue waters, jungle treks, canoeing, gastronomical delights, jet skiing, snorkelling and of course the wonderful tropical fruits. The relaxing and serene atmosphere makes for an awesome Pangkor holiday. Coral Bay and Teluk Nipah on the island’s North West are extremely popular with British travellers who love the sun and water sports activities. Pangkor remains a contrast to Malaysia’s steady development and provides a perfect haven away from the bustling city life. The splendid choice of world class Pangkor resorts is enough to beckon anyone to this serene paradise. Pasir Bogak and Teluk Nipah are the 2 most popular beaches of Pangkor offering a variety of recreational activities for the sun seeker and sea enthusiast. Having a tropical climate, Pangkor makes for a year round holiday destination and is suitable for people of all ages. The crystal clear waters of Teluk Nipah beach are home to a diverse variety of underwater marine life and offer a kaleidoscope of colourful corals and sea cucumbers while vibrantly plumed hornbills fly low over the soft waves to rest on the sands and trees.

It is one of the cleanest beaches in Pangkor and from here you can rent canoes and kayaks and go kayaking to nearby smaller islands such as Mentagor and Giam. These tiny islands are great for a day picnic. Pasir Bogak Beach is renowned world over for being known as the biggest swimming pool due to its clean, shallow waters. From here you can enjoy a good view of the Panglor Laut Resort - internationally acclaimed for its hospitable services and world class amenities. The Pasir Bogak Beach on Pangkor Island’s Southwest side and is a great place to bring children to swim as well as offering endless fun and frolic. There are a host of activities to indulge in such as wind surfing, fishing, sailing and snorkelling. The beach is lined with several street food stalls selling local mouth watering delicacies such as fish crisps, satay and barbeque squids. It is possible to get good Pangkor deals with many of the Hotels in Pangkor featured. The crescent shaped Pasir Bogak Beach offers a serene holiday in Pangkor. Lumut is a small coastal town a short distance from Pangkor. It also serves as the gateway to Pangkor Island and can sometimes be an ideal base to explore the nearby islands.  The Lumut waterfront is a nice place to take an evening stroll. You can also go hiking or mangrove trekking from here and discover the beauty of the forests of Malaysia . To explore Pangkor Island, you can rent motorcycles or a bicycle, and hiring a taxi is not too expensive either. On your holidays in Pangkor you could also play golf at either of the 2 world class golf courses which are just a short drive from Pangkor. The Damai Laut Golf & Country Club is part of the Swiss-Garden Golf Resort and Spa and has been designed by golf designer Ronald Fream. The 18-hole par 72 course is a great place to play golf in the whole of Perak. The Teluk Rubiah Beach and Golf Resort and its surroundings is one of the best kept secrets of Pangkor. It is about 13 kilometres from Lumut and offers amazing views. Teluk Batik Beach is popular both with the locals and tourists alike. You can simply relax and unwind by sinking your feet in the soft grainy sands and listen to the soothing sounds of the gentle waves brushing against the shores. At low tide, you may be able to see hard corals and dig for mussels. A must-visit is the Sea Shells Museum which offers interesting information about sea shells. You can also take a leisurely stroll to the newly built waterfront square and take a look at the towering structures and unique sculptures. The beach has plenty of food stalls offering delectable street food at cheap prices. A holiday to Pangkor will allow you to essentially de-stress and rejuvenate your energy. Since Pangkor is not yet fully developed in comparison to its finer counterparts, it offers peace and solitude that you crave for. Cheap holidays to Pangkor are possible when you book a package holiday to Pangkor. A Pangkor hotel may sometimes offer Pangkor late deals at attractive rates. A lot of international flights fly to Malaysia from UK. You can take public transport or rent a car to get to Pangkor Island. Cheap Pangkor holidays are great for the budget travellers as there a lot of budget friendly hotels and eateries. For a great holiday, Pangkor is an ideal choice for you and your family.