Pangkor Laut things to do
Deep Sea Fishing
Take to the seas in a traditional teakwood Oriental junk or a motorised boat and head out to deep waters for a spot of fishing. Cast out and see what you can catch. Enjoy onboard refreshments whilst you wait for a bite and try to land barracuda, bigeye tuna, giant trevally and queenfish. Fun for professionals and novices alike.
Pangkor Laut Jungle Trek
Head into the rich jungle of Pangkor Laut and discover the unique plants and animals of the island. Trek through the rainforest with experienced guides and conservationists who will help you spot the different species that live in the area. Keep an eye out for fruit-bats, lizards, monkeys, snakes and more. You'll also see a variety of tropical birds.
Island Hopping
The Malacca Strait is home to lots of paradise islands and tiny islets waiting to be explored. Set sail on a luxury yacht and discover hidden bays and secret beaches. Lower the anchor and spend time on the secluded sands. Enjoy a gourmet picnic, a spot of swimming then sail home in style.
Emerald Bay
Of the many picturesque beaches in Pangkor Laut, Emerald Bay is a stand out. Walk the small crescent of white sand cradled by a vibrant rainforest and swim in waters as green as the precious gem the beach is named after. It's a special place that'll have you coming back again and again.
Pangkor Laut Sunset Cruise
A sunset in Pangkor Laut is a special sight to see, and it is even more spectacular if you catch one from the deck of a ship. Sail in a traditional style cruise ship and watch as the sun dips below the waves casting red, orange and purple streaks across the sky and sea.
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