Pangkor Island

North of Selangor lies a cluster of fabulous islands with unquestionably some of the best coves and beaches on the western coast of peninsular Malaysia. Among them two island predominate in the terms of accessibility, infrastructure and
development, the largest island Pangkor and her little sister Pangkor Laut. Forty minutes by ferry from Lumut is the most popular island resort of Pulau Pangkor (Pangkor Island). Here vsitors will find golden beaches, crystal blue water and cool, refreshing breezes. Located about 90km south west of lpoh, it is largely inhabited by fisherfolk. They live in settlements mainly on the eastern coast. The modern facilities of Pangkor make it an ideal gateway. A wide range of sun and sea activities are available such scuba diving, wind-surfing, fishing, snorkelling. The prime reason for visiting is to relax in the sun. The main beaches are on the western side of the island. Pasir Bogak is the most developed but there are a number of virtually deserted beaches, the best being Coral Bay.Emerald Bay on the nearby smaller island of Pulau Pangkor Laut is a beautiful and there is a choice of luxury accommodation here.

Jan-Dec: Average temp 30C during the day and 22C during the night.
Sep-Nov: Rainy season on West Coast.
Nov-Mar: Rainy season on East Coast.