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TRAVEL TIPS Pangkor Island offers variety of cboices for FOOD LOVERS. You can enjoy fresh seafood at various seafood restaurants in town or in Pasir Bogak. Pasir Bogak comes alive every night with FOOD COURTS and restaurants. Food stalls are everywhere on the island. A 24 hour restaurant near Pangkor Jetty serves food if you become hungry at odd hours. MOVING AROUND in Pangkor Island isn't much problem. Taxis are abundant. If you prefer to drive yourself around for sightseeing, try rent a car or a motorcycle. Bicycles are also available. You may want to visit some of the LOCAL ATTRACTIONS, like the historical ruins at Teluk Gedung - the Dutch Fort and the Sacred Rock (or Tiger Rock, some call it). Near Teluk Gedung is a secluded beach of Teluk Segadas, usually a campsite for young adventurers. You may want to include souvenir hunting in the itinery. You can do much shopping in Pangkor Town. There's also a Public Library. You can witness how marine products are manufactured in Sungai Pinang Kecil. Its neighbour, Sungai Pinang Besar, houses the Fu Lin Kong Garden where there's a replica of the Great Wall of China. Along the west coast of the island you will find beaches and beaches. Pasir Bogak offers what seems to be the longest beach on the island, some call it the biggest swimming pool in the world. And in Teluk Nipah you will enjoy most activities here, sea sport or beach games. Or just laze around under the sun or watch the hornbills. We will arrange for you Boating Trip, Snorkelling, Fishing Trip, Island Tour, Games, or other activities, on request.
LEFT: The beach of Teluk Nipah (Nipah Bay). |
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Places to be discovered in Pangkor. |
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