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Pulau Pangkor travel guide: Explore an Island Paradise in Malaysia

May 17, 2024Updated:May 17, 2024No Comments

Welcome to Pangkor Island, also known as Pulau Pangkor, located in Malaysia’s Manjung District in Perak about 80 kilo meters from Ipoh. This captivating island is a peaceful retreat surrounded by stunning natural beauty, including nearby islands like Tukun Terindak and Pangkor Laut. Visitors are enchanted by the island’s rich fishing culture and delectable seafood dishes.

Travelers can immerse themselves in the island’s history by visiting historic sites while indulging in water sports activities. Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll along the sandy shores or an adrenaline-filled adventure in the water, Pangkor Island offers something for everyone.

For nature enthusiasts, adventurous jungle treks through dense forests provide opportunities to spot unique wildlife species. The island’s serene ambiance and cultural heritage create an enriching experience for visitors of all ages.

In this article Pulau Pangkor travel guide, we will discuss Pulau Pangkor’s activities, attractions, and much more. If you haven’t yet had the chance to explore the magnificence of Pulau Pangkor, now is the perfect time to plan an exciting vacation and immerse yourself in this island paradise.

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  • How to Reach: Pulau Pangkor travel guide
  • Transportation in Pangkor Island
  • History of Pulau Island
  • 18 Best Things to do in Pulau Pangkor
    • 1. Explore Duty-free Shops and local markets:
    • 2. Relax on the beach:
    • 3. Go for Island Hopping
    • 4. Go for fishing:
    • 5. Explore Pangkor Island by car, bike or bicycle:
    • 6. Try local street food and cuisine:
    • 7. Watch and feed Hornbills:
    • 8. Visit 17th centuries Dutch fort
    • 9. Kayaking and Snorkeling:
    • 10. Visit Pangkor’s biggest Taoist temple:
    • 11. Visit the famous Floating Mosque:
    • 12. Visit Sri Pathira Kaliamman Temple
    • 13. Visit Lin Je Kong Temple
    • 14. Visit Masjid Al-Khairiah
    • 15. Explore Batu Bersurat
    • 16. Trekking in Pangkor Hill:
    • 17. Camping in Pangkor Island:
  • 18. The lively Chinatown of Pangkor Island:
  • Best times to visit Pulau Pangkor
  • Where to stay in Pulau Pangkor:

How to Reach: Pulau Pangkor travel guide

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Jetty Lumut

Reaching Pulau Pangkor is easy and convenient. Here’s a brief guide to help you get there:

By Air: Fly into Sultan Azlan Shah Airport in Ipoh, the nearest airport to Pulau Pangkor. From there, take a taxi or bus to the coastal town of Lumut, about a 1.5-hour drive away.

By Land: From Kuala Lumpur: Take a bus or drive to Lumut. Buses from Kuala Lumpur take around 4-5 hours, while driving takes about 3-4 hours.
From Penang: Buses to Lumut take around 4-5 hours, and driving takes about 3.5-4 hours.

By Sea: Once in Lumut, head to the Lumut Jetty. Ferries to Pulau Pangkor operate regularly, with a journey time of about 30-40 minutes. Alternatively, you can take a ferry from Marina Island Jetty, which is a shorter 10-minute ride. Follow these steps, and you’ll find yourself enjoying the idyllic beauty of Pulau Pangkor in no time!

Transportation in Pangkor Island

a row of pink vans parked in a parking lot
a row of pink vans parked in a parking lot

Pangkor Island does not offer public transportation services, such as buses. However, visitors can easily get around using the available options, which include the iconic pink vans, taxis, bicycles, motorcycles, and rental cars. These modes of transportation provide convenient and flexible ways to explore the island at your own pace.

History of Pulau Island

a wooden boat with masts and trees
a wooden boat with words Duty Free Pangkor Island

On the beautiful Pangkor Island, nobody really knew where the origin came from. The locals believed that the island was secured by spirits, so they named it Spirit Island. So, Pangkor Island had another name, Dinding, which meant ‘wall’ or ‘division’. Also, The Dinding River’s delta merges with the Straits of Malacca.

The Straits of Malacca wasn’t a safe place for ships because pirates often attacked them. Some pirates even had a hideout on Pangkor Island. Although it’s hard to reach them now, but there are reminders of those days, like the Pirate Cave and Pirate Rock. In 1670, the Dutch constructed a fort on Pulau Pangkor and named it Dinding. Over time, the fort was rebuilt and abandoned a few times. Sadly, the fort was attacked and left in ruins. In 1973, the National Museum decided to fix it. At the present time, you can see the fort’s walls and some paintings on Tiger Rock as a reminder of the past.

In 1874, something extraordinary took place on the shores of Pangkor Island. It was the backdrop for the historic Pangkor Treaty. This treaty brought together the British government and the ruler of Perak. What they didn’t realize at the time was that this treaty would start a new era of British control over the beautiful lands of the Malay Peninsula, changing everything in its wake. They changed the island’s name to Monkey Island and later Aman Island. Lastly, it became known as Pangkor Island.

So, this is the history of Pangkor Island’s beginnings, its belief in spirits, the dangers of pirates, and the influence of different colonial powers. Today, the island continues to enchant visitors with its history and natural beauty, inviting everyone to discover the tales that whisper through the gentle breeze and waves of Pangkor Island.

18 Best Things to do in Pulau Pangkor

1. Explore Duty-free Shops and local markets:

a girl standing in a duty free store
A girl standing in a duty free store

In the heart of Pangkor Island, there are many duty-free shops, where you can go shopping while your Pangkor Island trip. There are some shops where you can buy imported and local chocolates. For Chocolates, you can visit some duty-free shops like Star Glory Asia, Teow Soon Huat Duty-Free, Coco Valley Duty-Free, Laris Duty-Free, and Keok Family Chocolate. In these shops, you can find other things as well.

Pangkor Island is renowned for its dried seafood. Blue-eyed anchovy is the most selling fish among the other seafood. Hai Seng Hin Satay Fish Factory, Eng Seng Pangkor, Hua Xing Fishery, T&C Food Products Trading, and Hasil Laut Paksu are shops where you can buy dried seafood, frozen seafood, salted fish, and more. Besides, you can go to the workshops to understand how they process the foodstuffs.

And don’t forget to buy souvenirs to remember your trip! There are shops selling souvenir shirts with cute designs of the island and beach. You can also find colorful shells and photo frames in some store. You can buy these as keepsakes. Besides that, there are pearl accessories, fridge magnets, key rings, cups, and many more souvenirs to buy. So, from this island, you can take a lot of great gifts for family and friends.

2. Relax on the beach:

a child on a swing on a beach
A child on a swing on a beach

No visit to Pulau Pangkor is complete without experiencing its pristine beaches. Pasir Bogak, Teluk Nipah, and Pantai Puteri Dewi offer idyllic settings where you can relax, sunbathe, and swim. There are several amazing beaches to explore.

Teluk Nipah Beach is known for snorkeling and soft white sandy shores. You have a chance to do a lot of fun activities here. Pasir Bogak Beach offers a picturesque setting, ideal for leisurely walks. It is perfect for a relaxing getaway.

You may pick a suitable place on the beach to lay down your towel and unwind. The waves will soothe
your soul as you watch the sparkling sea stretch endlessly before you. Time stands still, and all worries.
fade away on this peaceful island.

3. Go for Island Hopping

Teluk-Nipah-Beach
Teluk Nipah Beach

Get set for an amazing island-hopping adventure in the magnificent Pangkor archipelago! The two core islands, Pangkor Island and Pangkor Laut, are bounded by untouched islets. You can easily reach them by hopping or booking a boat ride through the beach tour operators.

Now, here’s the best part – the Pangkor Island Hopping tour! There are various types of island-hopping packages in Pulau Pangkor, like family packages or group packages. The price of island-hopping tours in pulau pangkor starts from RM 60-70. But again, it depends on how many people are in the group and how many days of the tour is. If you don’t prefer a package, you can as well take a boat for Pangkor Island hopping.

a boat on the water
a boat on the water

You can go on a three-day island-hopping tour for the best experience. But for this tour, the price is RM 400 per head. The Pangkor Island hopping Package includes a relaxing stay at Pangkor Holiday Resort with complimentary breakfast. But you will have lunch and dinner at your own expense in any of the nearby restaurants. In this Pangkor Island Hopping Package, you will get free snorkeling equipment and boat rides. And of course, the Pangkor Island Day Tour is all set to display the best of Pangkor.

The tour starts at Lumut Jetty, where you’ll catch a ferry to Pangkor Jetty. From there, it’s just a short trip to Pangkor Holiday Resort, where you might have to stay for the tour. The next morning, it’s time for the Island Hopping! You’ll visit four stunning beaches – Nipah Bay, Monkey Bay, Coral Bay, and Man Bay. But that’s not all! You’ll also get to explore two captivating islands, Mentagor Island and Coral Island.

a rocky beach with trees in the background of Coral Island
a rocky beach with trees in the background of Coral Island

But wait, there’s more excitement. The Pangkor Island Day Tour takes you to see some local gems. You will explore Pangkor Town, Fu Lin Kong Temple, Dutch Fort, and the lovely Masjid Al-Badr Seribu Selawat. Don’t miss the Hornbill Feeding; it’s quite a sight! And the next day marks the end of this fantastic journey. Have a delicious breakfast at the hotel. Then It’s time to say goodbye, but don’t worry – you’ll leave with a treasure trove of incredible memories!

4. Go for fishing:

a fishing dock on the water
a fishing dock on the water

Explore the local culture by visiting the charming fishing villages around Pulau Pangkor. Take a leisurely walk near the village and try fishing if you’re interested. Don’t forget to treat yourself to delicious and fresh seafood at one of the nearby stalls. It’s a delightful way to experience Pangkor’s coastal lifestyle.

5. Explore Pangkor Island by car, bike or bicycle:

a man riding a motorcycle
a man riding a motorcycle

On Pangkor Island, you can embark on an exciting journey to explore the island’s attractions using various modes of transportation such as cars, bikes, or bicycles. The island’s road stretches for approximately 18 km, making it perfect for a bike ride, especially if you’re traveling solo or as a couple. Renting a motorbike typically costs between RM25 to RM40 per day.

For families or larger groups, renting a car is a convenient option. During our visit, we rented a car for three days and found it to be a worthwhile decision. The cost of car rental varies depending on factors like the number of seats and the condition of the car. We opted for a small car with five seats, which cost us only RM50 per day. It’s important to ensure that you have a valid driving license before renting any vehicle.

Note: Bringing cars here isn’t allowed; you’ll need to rent one once you’re onshore.

6. Try local street food and cuisine:

a plate of food on a table
a plate of food on a table (Ikan Bakar, Sambal and Rice)

The island’s food streets are filled with food stalls serving authentic Malay, Chinese, Indian and western dishes prepared with local cooking styles. Try these mouthwatering delicacies like Fried Shrimp Cakes, Seafood Tomyam, Ikan Bakar which means Grilled Fish, and a variety of fried rice and noodles.

Don’t miss the famous Lai Noodle Stall, Xiaoqiang Handmade Wantan Noodles, and Sister Ayin Fried Dumplings for a truly satisfying experience.

7. Watch and feed Hornbills:

a bird sitting on a branch
a bird sitting on a branch

Pangkor Island is home to various bird species, making it a perfect spot for bird enthusiasts. You can go to the Nipah beach to feed the bird and create a unique bird-watching experience. In the morning, you’ll spot hornbills everywhere on the beach. You can take some fruits to feed hornbills. For a truly captivating encounter, you can visit Sunset View Chalet at dusk. You can witness the spectacle of bird-feeding.

There you can feed hornbills and also you can take close-up pictures or selfies with them. The good thing is, there’s no fee to enjoy these interesting experiences in Pulau Pangkor. It’s a magical moment that wildlife lovers will always cherish.

8. Visit 17th centuries Dutch fort

a brick wall with a staircase leading to Dutch-fort-Pangkor-Island
a brick wall with a staircase leading to Dutch-fort-Pangkor-Island

The Dutch Fort on Pangkor Island is a fascinating place to visit, especially if you love history or enjoy exploring new places. This old fort, built in 1670, gives you a chance to learn about the past and see how things were in Perak during colonial times.

The fort’s unique design, mixing Dutch and British styles, is really interesting to see. Inside, you can explore the different rooms that were once used for storing things and living in them. It’s a fantastic option for getting back in time and discovering the effects of Dutch colonialism in the area.

Plus, the fort’s location by the sea offers stunning views of the beautiful coastline, making it even more special to visit.

9. Kayaking and Snorkeling:

Snorkeling near the Giam Islands
Snorkeling near the Giam Islands

You can do a lot of water activities in Pangkor Island. Just go to Teluk Nipah rent a kayak and explore the serene bays of Pasir Bogak and Teluk Kepatang. Kayaking is available for rent from RM20 to RM60. You can do watersports at Pasir Bogak and Teluk Nipah with jet skiing, banana boat rides, and more.

a surfboard on a beach
a surfboard on a beach

Additionally, you may ride a banana boat, accommodating 5 to 7 persons. It will cost RM15 per person. You can enjoy this fun activity with your buddies. Snorkeling is another fun thing, where you’ll see beautiful coral reefs and colorful fish.

10. Visit Pangkor’s biggest Taoist temple:

a red archway with a red brick path and trees in the background of Taoist-temple-Pangkor-island
a red archway with a red brick path and trees in the background of Taoist-temple-Pangkor-island

Make sure to visit the marvelous Fu Lin Kong Temple when you’re exploring Pangkor Island. It is situated on the east coast of Malaysia. It’s the biggest Taoist temple on the island and draws many visitors. Found in the village of Sungai Pinang Besar, this Taoist temple was thoughtfully created at the base of Pangkor Hill.

This temple holds great importance for the Taoist community. Inside this temple, you’ll find some Sacred objects and bronze Buddha statues. What makes Fu Lin Kong Temple truly special are its stunning gardens. Take an easy walk and you will see the replica of the Great Wall.

Don’t forget to capture the mysterious ‘Rock of Fate’ in your snapshots. Additionally, you can see the turtle pond. Fu Lin Kong Temple offers a calm atmosphere, traditional richness, and natural magnificence that you shouldn’t miss.

11. Visit the famous Floating Mosque:

Masjid-Al-Badr on the water
Masjid-Al-Badr

On the picturesque Pangkor Island, you’ll find an extraordinary mosque called Masjid Al-Badr. This remarkable structure stands as a symbol of beauty and worship, captivating visitors from around the world.  What makes it even more special is that, unlike any other mosque, it gracefully rests on the water, and its entrance facing Mecca. The Floating Mosque, as it’s commonly known, welcomes visitors of all faiths, including non-Muslims, during non-praying hours.

Masjid Al-Badr Seribu Selawat is not just a mosque; it’s an outstanding architectural masterpiece that represent the glory and splendor of Islamic values. Built-in 2004, the mosque has a capacity for up to five hundred people. The space near the mosque has a very peaceful atmosphere.

When you visit, be sure to respect those praying places and dress suitably. A trip to Masjid Al-Badr Seribu Selawat offers a truly unforgettable experience for anyone seeking a calm and peaceful day on Pangkor Island.

12. Visit Sri Pathira Kaliamman Temple

Sri-Pathira-Kaliamman-Temple
Sri-Pathira-Kaliamman-Temple

You can experience the lively celebration at the Sri Pathira kaliamman Temple on Pangkor Island. From this temple, you can enjoy a lovely sea sight. Recently it has been reconstructed and reopened. During the festival, the captivating Pasir Bogak beach becomes a colorful spectacle.

People of Indian and Chinese cultures gather, dressed in vibrant attire, crafting beautiful flower garlands and giving fruit offerings. With eyes closed in prayer, they pay worship to Mother Kali. You can join in or see this extraordinary experience and enjoy the festive vibe.

13. Visit Lin Je Kong Temple

You should visit this amazing Lin Je Kong Temple, found on the northern side of Coral Beach on Pangkor Island. While entering the temple you will see the big Mickey Mouse statue guarding the temple entrance. Inside, you’ll find the respected goddess Kuan Yin, standing beside a majestic golden dragon.

You will love visiting this place because there are a lot of aesthetic spots where you can take photos or videos. This temple is a treat for the eyes, full of gigantic figures of dragons, mushrooms, tortoises, and even mermaids! As you walk beside the shoreline, you’ll encounter the beautiful Teluk Nipah and Coral Bay beaches.

If you’re up for a short walk, follow the coastline to witness the most breathtaking sunset views. This is a place where you must visit to be amazed by the incredible beauty of Lin Je Kong Temple!

14. Visit Masjid Al-Khairiah

Masjid-Al-Khairiah
Masjid-Al-Khairiah

There is a really calm and peaceful mosque, Masjid Al-Khairiah, which is in Sungai Pinang Kecil, Pulau Pangkor. This mosque holds a special place in the hearts of nearby villages. If, you are a Muslim you can pray there, it is very beautiful from inside.

What’s really cool is that it’s found in an area where most people aren’t Muslims. Inside the mosque, you’ll be amazed by the beautiful mix of Islamic and Chinese designs that make this truly unique. Every detail, both inside and outside, show how different cultures can come together amicably. Masjid Al-Khairiah stands proudly as a symbol of unity and diversity that we can all appreciate.

15. Explore Batu BersuratBatu-Bersurat

You can explore Pangkor’s Batu Bersurat, also known as the Sacred Rock or Tiger Rock. This gigantic rock, located in Kampung Teluk Gedung, boasts interesting carvings left by Dutch soldiers. It’s a significant landmark, protected by a modern rooftop to keep it safe.

Many folks believe that it shows a tiger attacking a child, while others think it represents the Dutch soldiers. Folklores and mysteries surround this rock, with some saying it grows over time and carries unique energy. When you’re exploring Pangkor Island, don’t miss the chance to visit Batu Bersurat and witness its interesting beliefs.

16. Trekking in Pangkor Hill:Jungle Trekking at Kuak Hill Resort

If you want to do an adventure on Pangkor Island, then put on your shoes and trek to Pangkor Hill. It is also known as Bukit Pangkor or Teluk Segadas Hill. Trust me, this trek is no ordinary stroll – it’s just filled with stunning sights! As you wander through the greenery, you’ll be surrounded by jaw-dropping views of the entire island.

It’s not just a trek; it’s a chance to connect with nature, soak up the serenity, and create memories that’ll make your heart smile.

17. Camping in Pangkor Island:

a wooden building with a red roof and a sign on the front
a wooden building with a red roof and a sign on the front

Camping in Pulau Pangkor offers a unique and adventurous experience. Set up your tent amidst the island and feel the quiet environment. As the sun sets, enjoy a cozy campfire and the breathtaking starry sky. It’s an opportunity to reconnect with nature and create unforgettable memories with your friends and family in this tropical paradise.

18. The lively Chinatown of Pangkor Island:

Pangkor Chinese shop

One of the must-visit places in Pangkor Island is the sparkling Chinatown. It’s a delightful place that offers a glimpse into Chinese traditions and flavors. The roads are decorated with lively decorations, and the vibe is very festal. Don’t miss this unique side of Pangkor!

Chinatown of Pangkor Island

Therefore, if you’re wondering, “Is Pangkor Island worth visiting?” the answer is a resounding yes! With its wide range of fun activities, stunning scenery, and peaceful atmosphere, it’s the best destination for an extraordinary trip.

Best times to visit Pulau Pangkor

The best times to visit Pulau Pangkor is from February to July. Throughout these months, the climate is generally pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities and beach relaxation. February and March offer a great balance between dry and wet environments, while June and July provide sufficient sunshine for beachgoers and water sports lovers.

It’s important to note that the wet season in Pulau Pangkor occurs from September to December, with increased rainfall. You should prefer to avoid this period if you want to maximize your time outdoors and minimize the chances of encountering heavy rains.

Where to stay in Pulau Pangkor:

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Pangkor-laut-resot

If you’re on a budget-friendly trip to Pangkor Island, there are some fantastic hotel options for you. Pangkor Nature View House, Pangkor Pop Ash Hotel, Pangkor Holiday Home, Nipah Guesthouse, Pangkor Guesthouse SPK, and Pangkor Village Beach Resort, Pangkor Sandy Beach Resort are some budget-friendly hotels where you can stay comfortably at a reasonable price.

But then again if you want a luxury stay in Pangkor Island, you can pick Pangkor Laut Resort. It is a five-star hotel where you can enjoy the private beach. It is one of the most expensive resorts in pulau pangkor. However, if you want a luxurious stay at a reasonable price, then you can choose Avi Pangkor Beach Resort.

It is situated near Pasir Bogak Beach. It offers luxurious amenities at an affordable price. Whichever you choose, you’ll have a relaxed and affordable stay on this beautiful island.

Pulau Pangkor promises an enchanting blend of history, natural beauty, and traditional experiences for all visitors. There’s no shortage of exciting activities to enjoy on the island. Take in breathtaking views from Pangkor Hill and delve into cultural insights at Fu Lin Kong Temple. For water enthusiasts, Coral Bay is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking adventures. Explore the Dutch Fort and charming fishing villages to immerse yourself in local history and daily life.

When it comes to dining, Pulau Pangkor boasts delicious seafood sourced from its vibrant fishing communities. Shopaholics can browse markets offering unique crafts, souvenirs, and delectable local snacks. Whether you’re seeking nature’s wonders, cultural discoveries, gastronomic delights, or memorable souvenirs, Pulau Pangkor has something special to offer. With its captivating attractions and warm hospitality, Pulau Pangkor ensures a memorable vacation that will leave a lasting impression.

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