Designed by Hermann Tilke, Sepang F1 curcuit is one of the most technical circuits in Formula One. The combination of long high-speed straights, and tight twisting complexes make the track very complicated, but also perfect for overtaking as the track itself is very wide. The drivers love it and, along with Malaysia’s distinct atmosphere, it makes for an experience unique in Formula One.

Sepang International Circuit
Jalan Pekeliling
64000KLIA
Selangor
Malaysia
 
T: (+603) 8778 2200
F: (+603) 8783 1000

Race Date: 05 Apr 2009
Number of Laps: 56
Circuit Length: 5.543 km
Race Distance: 310.408 km

F1 TIMETABLE
Fri 03 April 2009
Friday Practice 1 10:00 – 11:30
Friday Practice 2 14:00 – 15:30

Sat 04 April 2009

Saturday Practice 14:00 – 15:00
Qualifying 17:00

Sun 05 April 2009
Race day 17:00

The Sepang International Circuit is located in the Multimedia Super Corridor which is around 40-minutes away from Kuala Lumpur and a stone’s throw from the KLIA airport. Putrajaya and Cyberjaya are located just right next door as well. Those who arrive at the KLIA airport can immediately board shuttle buses, taxis or limousines that head directly to the Sepang Circuit during major racing events, such as the Malaysian Grand Prix,or choose to rent a car from a booth in the airport.

If coming from Kuala Lumpur, the same options are available through rented car, bus, train or cab. Those driving their own vehicles from Kuala Lumpur can hit either the Kesas Expressway or North-South Highway and turn off at the KLIA Interchange. The drive will take approximately 45-minutes to reach the Circuit. There is a toll ticket to pay for accessing both highways.

On the other hand, one can also take cabs from anywhere in Kuala Lumpur or buses from the KL Sentral in Brickfields. Those who want to use the rail can take the KLIA Express from the KL Sentral railway station to head to the airport and then board another bus or taxi to reach Sepang Circuit. Alternatively, you can also take a KTM commuter train from any point in Kuala Lumpur to Nilai, and then board a taxi or bus to reach Sepang Circuit.

A wide variety of hotels are located nearby the circuit to enable guests easy access to and from the Malaysian GP races. Hotels get booked up well in advance for the Grand Prix so book very early. Often, hotels will provide shuttle services during big races that guests can enjoy. These hotels are located either within the vicinity of the airport in Sepang, Putrajaya, Nilai or Bangi.

 2009 formula one calender curcuit:
01: 27 – 29 Mar 2009 FORMULA 1 ING AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX (Melbourne) 
02: 03 – 05 Apr 2009 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX (Kuala Lumpur) 
03: 17 – 19 Apr 2009 FORMULA 1 CHINESE GRAND PRIX (Shanghai)
04: 24 – 26 Apr 2009 FORMULA 1 GULF AIR BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX (Sakhir)
05: 08 – 10 May FORMULA 1 GRAN PREMIO DE ESPANA TELEFONICA 2009 (Catalunya)
06: 21 – 24 May FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DE MONACO 2009 (Monte Carlo)
07: 05 – 07 Jun 2009 FORMULA 1 ING TURKISH GRAND PRIX (Istanbul)
08: 19 – 21 Jun 2009 FORMULA 1 SANTANDER BRITISH GRAND PRIX (Silverstone) 
09: 10 – 12 Jul FORMULA 1 GROSSER PREIS SANTANDER VON DEUTSCHLAND 2009 (Nürburgring)
10: 24 – 26 Jul FORMULA 1 ING MAGYAR NAGYDIJ 2009 (Budapest)
11: 21 – 23 Aug 2009 FORMULA 1 TELEFONICA GRAND PRIX OF EUROPE (Valencia)
12: 28 – 30 Aug 2009 FORMULA 1 ING BELGIAN GRAND PRIX (Spa-Francorchamps)
13: 11 – 13 Sep FORMULA 1 GRAN PREMIO SANTANDER D’ITALIA 2009 (Monza)
14: 25 – 27 Sep 2009 FORMULA 1 SINGTEL SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX (Singapore)
15: 02 – 04 Oct 2009 FORMULA 1 FUJI TELEVISION JAPANESE GRAND PRIX (Suzuka)
16: 16 – 18 Oct FORMULA 1 GRANDE PREMIO DO BRASIL 2009 (Sao Paulo) 
17: 30 Oct – 01 Nov 2009 FORMULA 1 ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX (Yas Marina Circuit)
FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX (Kuala Lumpur): accomodation, hotels:-

Hotel Imperial Kuala Lumpur 45 km 

Hotel Equatorial Kuala Lumpur 70 km
 
Best Western Premier Seri Pacific Hotel Kuala Lumpur 85 km
 
Putrajaya Marriott Hotel 30 km
 
Impiana KLCC Hotel & Spa 78 km 

Concorde Inn KLIA 11 km 

Palace of the Golden Horses 30 km
 
The Saujana, Kuala Lumpur 50 km
 
The Royale Bintang Seremban  45 km 

PJ Hilton Hotel
2 Jalan Barat 46200 ,
Petaling Jaya
Selangor ,
Malaysia 
Phone
+603 7955 9122
Fax
+603 7955 3909  
Email: petaling-jaya@hilton.com 

Empress Hotel Sepang
Jalan S.T 1C/7, Medan 88,
Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi
43900 Sepang,
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8706 7777
Fax
+603 8706 8888  
Email: empress@tm.net.my
 
 
Concorde Inn KLIA
Locked Bag 8, KLIA
43900 Sepang
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8783 3118
Fax
+603 8783 2118  
Email: cisklia@po.jaring.my / klia@concorde.net 
Hotel Seri Malaysia Bagan Lalang
Lot 979 & 980,
Pantai Bagan Lalang ,
Sungai Pelek,
43950 Sepang
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 3141 2918
Fax
+603 3141 2917  
Email: bagan@serimalaysia.com.my .
Banghuris Homestay
Kampung Hulu Chuchuh ,
Sungai Pelek,
43590 Sepang
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 3141 2050 / 3141 2188
 
Residence Hotel
7th km, Jalan Kajang-Puchong ,
43009 Kajang
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8922 2088
Fax
+603 8922 2080  
Email: business@maxis.net.my 
 
 
Metro Inn Kajang
Wisma Metro Kajang,
Jalan Semenyih
43000 Kajang
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8737 5555
Fax
+603 8737 6666  
The Mines Beach Resort & Spa (Palace Beach & Spa)30km
Jalan Dulang,
The Mines Resort City ,
43300 Seri Kembangan
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8943 6688
Fax
+603 8943 5555  
Email: sales@mbr.com.my 
 
Pan Pacific Hotel KLIA 14 km
Jalan CTA 4B
KLIA
64000 Sepang
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8787 3333
Fax
+603 8787 5555  
Email: klairport@panpacific.com 
 
 
Renaissance Palm Garden Hotel 20 km 
Batu 7, Jalan Kajang Puchong ,
43000 Putrajaya
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8943 2233
Fax
+603 8948 1122  
Email: rpgh@rpgh.po.my 

 
Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa
Persiaran Lagoon, Bandar Sunway ,
46150 Petaling Jaya
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
(603) 7492 8000
Fax
(603) 7492 8001  
Email: slrh@sunway.com.my 
 
 
De Palma Inn Sepang 15 km
Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi
43900 Sepang ,
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8706 2020
Fax
+603 8706 3030  
Email: dpsepang@po.jaring.my 

Quality Hotel Shah Alam
Persiaran Perbandaran ,
40000 Shah Alam
Selangor , Malaysia 
Phone
+603 5510 3696
Fax
+603 5510 3913  
Email: qhsasha@tm.net.my 
 
 
Crystal Crown Hotel Harbour View
217, Persiaran Raja Muda Musa ,
Pelabuhan Klang
42000 Klang
Selangor, Malaysia 
Phone
+603 3165 4422
Fax
+603 3165 8408  
Email: cchhv@po.jaring.my 
 
 
Equatorial Bangi Hotel 25 km
Off Persiaran Bandar ,
43650 Bandar Baru Bangi
Selangor , Malaysia 
Phone
+603 8210 2222
Fax
+603 8210 2888  
Email: info@bng.equatorial.com 

NILAI HOTEL 16 km 
PT9999, Jalan BBN 1/3D,
Putra Point Phase 2A, Putra Nilai,
71800 Nilai,
Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus

Allson Klana Hotel Putra Nilai, 18 km
PT7182, Jalan BBN 1/2E Bandar Baru Nilai,
71800 Nilai,
Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus, Malaysia.
Tel
+606-799 8888
Fax
+606-799 8999
e-mail: info.allsonnilai@allsonhotels.com
 

In Desaru, you can enjoy thrilling adventures such as learning how to fly an ultra-light aircraft or take part in a go-kart race. Other forms of recreation include jungle trekking, horseback riding, archery and off-road adventures. Accommodation here includes hotels as well as budget chalets, dornmitories and camping grounds. The Desaru International Triathlon is held here annually. The Tanjung Balau Fishermen’s Museum, a few kilometres away, features exhibits on the lifestyle of the local fisherfolk.

One thing you can definitely try is surfing. If wind is good, the waves are quite OK, and especially the lack of jellyfish and sharks makes it an attractive location. During December, January and first half of February (monsoon season), the waves are almost constantly high, but do expect the water to be a little cold. There is a company that rents surf boards for 20 RM/h and provides surf lessons for 100 RM. The same company rents jetskis.

Excursions to see the fireflies (api-api) in the Sungei Lebam river are very popular. While theoretically possible to arrange yourself, this would require bumping about dirt roads to find the dock and then cruising around a pitch-black jungle river, so it’s much easier to join one of the hotel excursions. The best time to go is after rain on a new moon.

How To Get There

By Road – Desaru is easily accessible as there is public transportation from Johor Bahru, Kota Tinggi or Tanjung Belungkor. Buses are available from Kuala Lumpur.

By Sea – There is a ferry service from Changi Point in Singapore to Tanjung Belungkor where transport to Desaru can be arranged

All hotel accommodation in Desaru dates from the early 1990s and looks the part. Do keep an eye out for the upcoming Lotus Desaru, which is planned to be reborn on the ashes of the long-closed Desaru Impiana sometime in 2009.

Budget:
-Desaru Holiday Chalets
since 1974, this is Desaru’s oldest place to stay 
PO Box 20,
Tanjung Penawar
81900 Kota Tinggi
Johor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 822 1212 / +607 822 1213
Fax
+607 822 1245

Mid-range:
*Desaru Golden Beach Hotel
P.O.Box 50,
Tanjung Penawar
81097 Kota Tinggi J
ohor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 822 1101
Fax
+607 822 1480  
Email: hotel@desaruresort.com
 

*The Pulai Desaru Beach Resort
P.O.Box 29
Bandar Penawar
81900 Kota Tinggi
Johor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 822 2222
Fax
+607 822 2223  
Email: ssro@thepulai.com.my 
. Formerly as Desaru Perdana Beach Resort,
 

Sebana Cove Desaru Malaysia: Sebana Cove Desaru Malaysia
Lot PTD 2940/92/93/93 & 2931,
Mukim Pengerang,
daerah Kota Tinggi,
81620 Kota Tinggi,
Johor Darul Takzim.
phone
: 607-826 6688
fax
: 607-826 6677
Golf Club phone : 607-826 6655
Golf Club fax : 607-826 6622
Golf E-mail : golf@sebanacove.com
Marina E-mail : marina@sebanacove.com
Sales : sales@sebanacove.com
 
   
 Accommodation Listing
 
 
 

*Desaru Leisure Camp
P.O.Box 20,
Tanjung Penawar
81900  Kota Tinggi
Johor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 822 1205 / +607 822 2888
Fax
+607 822 2666  
 
 
 
*La Cemara Desaru Beach Resort
P.O.Box 8,
Pejabat Pos Bandar Penawar ,
Pusat Bandar Penawar
81900 , Kota Tinggi
Johor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 838 3333
Fax
+607 838 3833  

*Desaru Tennis Ranch Hotel (Desaru Chalet)
Pantai Peranginan Desaru ,
P.O.Box 20
Tanjung Penawar
81907 Kota Tinggi
Johor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 822 1211
Fax
+607 822 1937  

*Desaru View Hotel
P.O.Box 31,
Bandar Penawar,
81900 Kota Tinggi
Johor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 822 1221
Fax
+607 822 1237  

*Desaru Impian Resort
POO : Suite 3.01 – 3.02
The Penthouse ,
Level 30, Public Bank Tower,
Jalan Wong Ah Fook
80000 Kota Tinggi ,
Johor , Malaysia 
Phone
+607 2240827
Fax
+607 2228306  
Email: ihsr@po.jaring.my 

*Kota Tinggi Waterfall Resort
Batu 10 Jalan Lombong
81900, Kota Tinggi
johor , Malaysia
phone
: 07-883 1753 
Fax
: 07-883 1480 

*Sea View
Lot 1272, Kampung Sepang,
Teluk Ramunia 81620 Pengerang, Johor. 
phone/Fax: 07-827 0128   
Sales Office
14, 1st & 2nd Floor, Jalan 2/3A,
Pasar Borong Selayang,
68100 Selangor Darul Ehsan.
phone: 03-6136 9012 & 03-6120 8012
Fax: 03-6135 1452 

*Balau Village Resort
Tanjung Balau
81900 Kota Tinggi,
Johor
phone: 07-822 8000
Fax: 07-822 8021 
Email: bvrsb@po.jaring.my

   
*Millennium Hotel
32, 32A, 32B, 32C, Jalan Hj. Abu Bakar,
Sungai Rengit, 
81620 Pegerang, Johor
phone: 07-826 5781
Res: 07-826 3239
Fax: 07-826 3900

*Chalet Tanjung Balau Kejora
phone: 07-822 1201
     07-822 1202
     012-709 3524
Fax: 07-822 1216 
 

*Batu Layar Beach Resort 
Tel: 07-822 2044
Fax: 07-822 2199 
 

*Desaru Chalet
P.O. Box 20,
Tanjung Penawar,
81800 Kota Tinggi,
Johor
phone: 07-822 1212
Fax: 07-822 1937 
Email: dsarugh@po.jaring.my

*Sibu Island Kelong Fishing and Holiday
Tg. leman, Johor
Person Contact: Mr Hee Yu Hook (Ah Fatt)
Tel: 019-712 0333 
Fax: 07-883 2333 

Fraser’s Hill is popular with the locals and foreign tourists for its greenery, forest walks, fresh air and exotic flower gardens, not to mention the golfing facilities. It has many attractions within and around the area. There is a nature education centre where visitors can learn about the flora and fauna of thearea. Bird watching is a very popular pastime and Fraser’s Hill is the venue of the annual Bird Race which attracts many foreign omithologists.

Fraser’s Hill is famed worldwide as a birdwatching destination, with over 250 species recorded. Winners during the annual Bird Race have spotted as many as 70 species within 24 hours! This hill station in the Main Range on the Selangor-Pahang border is a bird watcher’s paradise, as it is said to have more than 200 species of local and migratory birds. 

Clock Tower. The central point of Fraser’s Hill, this exceedingly British-looking little stone building covered with creeper vines is the most popular place to get your picture taken. The tower and the surrounding square are under renovation as of August 2008.

Jeriau Waterfalls, 5 km (30 min drive) from the town centre and then a 15-min walk. The falls are 6 meters high and fall into a shallow pool suitable for bathing. The area is equipped with restrooms and shelters for picnics.

Things To Do

  Nature walk with nature guide
  Bird watching
  Golfing at Fraser’s Hill Golf Course
  Boating and fishing at the lake
  Jungle walk in the numerous jungle trails
  Conferences seminars, staff meetings and courses
  Picnics
  Tennis
  Nature education at the Nature Education Centre
  Whitewater rafting
  Archery at the paddock
  Company’s outing with outdoor activities in cool
  Mountain biking
  Horse riding
  Squash
How To Get There

Fraser’s Hill, 100 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur

By Road : Fraser’s Hill, 100 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur can be reached via the Karak Highway. Turn left at the Bentong junction and proceed to Teranum. At Teranum, take the left turn towards Gap before the short ascent up to Fraser’s Hill.

Alternatively, one can also take the old trunk route heading towards Penang and turn off at Kuala Kubu Bharu for the drive to the Gap. The last 8 km from the Gap to the top of Fraser’s Hill 9 scenic, narrow winding which carries one-way traffic 7.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
After 7:40pm, traffic is two way. Drive slow and switch on your headlights. Look out for lights ahead of the road indicating on-coming cars. Slow down if you see on- coming headlights. Carefully allow on-coming car to pass.
Public Bus Schedules
There is public bus plying between Kuala Lumpur and Fraser’s Hill via Kuala Kubu Bahru. The bus schedules are as follows:

8.30am Puduraya Bus Depot, KL to
Tanjong Malim (enroute Kuala Kubu Bus Station)
10.30am Kuala Kubu Bahru Bus Station to Fraser’s Hill (first stop Fraser’s Pine Resort)
2.45pm Fraser’s Hill Town Centre to Kuala Kubu Bahru Bus Station
4.00pm Kuala Kubu Bahru Bus Station to Puduraya Bus Depot, Kuala Lumpur
Fraser’s Hill Gap Road Gate Time Schedule
Traffic going up
7:00am- 7:40am
9:00am – 9:40am
11:00am – 11:40am
1:00pm – 1:40pm
3:00pm-3:40pm
5:00pm-5:40pm
7:00pm-7:40pm
Traffic coming down
6:00am – 6:40am
8:00am-8:40am
10:00am – 10:40am
12:00pm -12:40pm 
02:00pm -02:40pm
4:00pm – 4:40pm
6:00pm-6:40pm

Accommodation:

Frasier’s Hill has a small community of colonial bungalows, hotels and houses with its granite colored mock Tudor cottages set amidst brilliant colored blooms of English-style country gardens reminiscent of the rustic solitude of English countryside.
The Fraser’s Hill Mini-Market supplies almost all daily wet and dry provisions opens from 9.00am to 10.00pm.
Mid-range
Jelai Highlands Resort, Jalan Ampang, tel. +60-9-3622600. This aging resort looks more appealing from afar than up close, but it’s comparatively economical and functional. Standard (twin) room RM90/110, double (queen) room RM130/160 weekdays/weekends.

Jelai Highland Resort Fraser’s Hill -
Jelai Highland Resort  
49000 Bukit Fraser  
Pahang, Malaysia
Sri Peninjau, Jalan Girdle, tel. +609 3622500 or email: arzed@tm.net.my, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments located 3.5 KM from the town centre. Peak seasons at RM80 – 120 nett and off peak RM60 – 90 nett. Ideal location for birding.

Fraser’s Silverpark Resort, (brisk 10 minute walk to the town centre) . More an apartment complex than a resort, there are 1/2/3-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes and balconies available. Poorly kept and the rooms (especially the bathroom) are quite rundown and dirty. However, the best part is that the place is the base of fans of Sissy Hang. You can see his portrait everywhere. The pillows are splashed with his face too. And the coolest thing is that for $90 million per second, you can order his posters and paste them up on your walls. But it is so popular that they set a time limit of 1 minute on your poster renting time. Sissy Hang is sissy and pretty.

FRASER’S SILVERPARK RESORT
  Jalan Lady Maxwell
49000 Fraser’s Hill
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 609-362 2888
Fax: 609-362 2887
E-mail: fraserssilverpark@yahoo.com
Fraser’s Pine Resort about less than 10 minutes drive from the clock tower. The units are poorly maintained, facilities are old, dirty and dusty. The pillows in our room were yellow and dirty. The hot water ran out of hot water during my shower.
Privately owned 2-bedroom apartments are available for rent at budget rates. Contact Ron at aarontanje@yahoo.com

FRASER’S PINE RESORT
Jalan Pecah Batu
49000 Fraser’s Hill
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 609-362 2122
Fax: 609-362 2288
E-mail : thepines@tm.net.my

others:

SHAHZAN INN 
Jalan Lady Guillemard,
49000, Fraser’s Hill,
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 609-362 2300
Fax: 609-362 2284
Email: shahzan8@tm.net.my 

PUNCAK INN  
Jalan Genting,
49000, Fraser’s Hill,
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 609-362 2055
Fax: 609-362 2055

Fraser’s Hill – The Gap Resthouse
The Gap Resthouse
49000 Fraser’s Hill, Pahang
Gap resthouse has closed. Its future is uncertain at the moment . Updated May 2008
Splurge
The best way to splurge on Fraser’s Hill is to rent a private bungalow. Rates vary widely, from under RM300/day for a small, crumbling bungalow to RM1500/day for a top-of-the-line outfit complete with housekeeper. All bungalow have multiple bedrooms and can easily fit 4 or more people. Book directly with the Fraser’s Hill Development Corporation,
Kuantan Bungalow .3 rooms, RM88 nett per room 
Chini Bungalow .3 rooms, RM88 nett per room
Bentong bungalow .2 rooms, RM88 nett per room

Fraser’s Hill – Fraser’s Hill Development Corporation Bungalows
Perbadanan Kemajuan Bukit Fraser
Fraser’s Hill Development Corporation
49000 Fraser’s Hill
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel No  09 362 2195 / 09-362 2044.
Fax No  09 362 2273
or
Fraser’s Hill Bungalows
Highland Resthouse Holdings Sdn Bhd
Lot 1819  Jalan Lady Guillemard 
Pekan Bungalow
49000 Bukit Fraser
Pahang, Malaysia
Ye Olde Smokehouse, Jalan Jeriau, tel. +60-9-3622226, fax +60-9-3622035. This Tudor-style house is the best choice for a spot of colonial swank. Rooms from RM280+, including English breakfast. Avoid ground floor rooms — you won’t be able to sleep from the noise of the guests above walking around. Breakfast is great, but dinner is overpriced

YE OLDE SMOKEHOUSE
  Jalan Jeriau
49000 Fraser’s Hill
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 609-362 2226
Fax: 609-362 2035
E-mail   : frasers@thesmokehouse.com.my
 

Pangkor and her sister Pangkor Laut. Those who are not familiar with the geographical locations generally confuse the two. Located about 90km south west of lpoh then aboard by ferry from Lumut, this popular island resort of Pulau Pangkor (Pangkor Island) welcomes visitors with its serene golden beaches, crystalline blue waters, and cool refreshing breezes.It is largely inhabited by fisherfolk. They live in scattered fishing settlements along the coast especially on the eastern side, facing the town of Lumut and Teluk Batik, and their catch comprises mainly cuttlefish and anchovy. The modern facilities make it an ideal gateway. A wide range of sun and sea activities are available such as scuba diving, wind-surfing, fishing, snorkelling.

getting there:

By road
Access by road via the North -South highway to Lumut. If travelling from the south, exit at Gopeng interchange and turn left after Pangkor/Sitiawan/Batu Gajah signboard. Upon arrival in Lumut, you can see a ferry service counter there. Parking space are available here.

By Air
Berjaya Air offer 4 flights weekly(Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun) from Subang Airport (SZB) Terminal 3 and Pangkor Airport (PKG), on Pulau Pangkor. It makes travel to Pangkor easy, pleasant and fast.  – 35minutes from Subang Airport.
alternative; fly to Ipoh. It takes about 45 minutes from Kuala Lumpur international Airport
By car
It is easy to travel to Pangkor by car.  From Kuala Lumpur to Lumut is about 250 km. You can travel to Pangkor from the North. It is about 200 km.
For driving from the KLIA-airport to Lumut, exit the airport using Airport Road. After about 3.km you will see a few green expressway signs. Follow the sign to Ipoh; Sungei Buloh. You are now on the North / South Expressway traveling North. 

Take exit 135 Jeram, Batu Gajah, Gopeng (km marker 297. From here it’s another 70 km to Lumut. Follow first the direction of Batu Gajah. You will see soon markers with Lumut and Damai Laut (white boards with green letters). The roads are generally in good condition though sometimes a bit small.

Alternatively you can follow the direction Klang – Teluk Intan. From Teluk Intan it’s another 80 km to Lumut. When you leave Klang, you can follow Teluk Intan and after you will find Lumut on the boards.

An additional note for you if you travel to Pangkor with your own car. There are many places to park your car. The price range from RM3 to RM10. Most of the car parks charge RM10 but try to park behind Hotel Indah (which is facing the sea) which charge RM3.

From experience, it is not a problem to leave your car there even for a week. But obviously you should take precautions like lock your car properly and if you have the steering lock, that would be even better.

Driving from the direction Pinang
If you are taking the North-South Highway, there are few exits that you can use. The easiest exit will be at Changkat Jering. If you take this exit you will be driving along the old road. There are some little towns on this route you will pass. Follow the direction Lumut, Sitiawan. At Ayer Terjun you take the junction to Lumut. It’s a straight road that passes Pantai Remis and Segari. Just before Seri Manjung you take the junction to Lumut.
Other exits are Kuala Kangsar, follow now the road to Kampong Tanjung and Ayer Tawar. It is possible to drive from Ipoh, take the exit Gopeng. Follow Batu Gajah (road number 5, Ayer Tawar and Sitiawan. You will find the instructions further by following the signs to Lumut.

By bus
To travel to Pangkor by bus you have to head to Puduraya. At this bus-station you buy your ticket to Lumut. The ticket cost about RM24.20 for a super deluxe VIP bus and take approximately 3 to 4 hours.

By boat
After arrival in Lumut, you have to take the ferry to Pulau Pangkor. The ferry leaves every 15 minutes during the day. It takes about 40 minutes to the ferry port of Pangkor Town.
The fare is RM 10 for a return. Traveling to Pangkor/Lumut is easy and fast.

Mesra Ferry
Duta Pangkor

The boat service starts early in the morning at 6.30 at Pangkor. The earliest boat from Lumut leaves at 6.45. Ferries go every half hour,  After 14.45 boats will leave Lumut at 15.30, 16.15, 17.00, 17.30, 18.00, 18.30, 19.00, 19.45 and the last one 20.30. Boats from Pangkor use the same schedule plus 10 minutes.

If you have made an arrangement at Pangkor Laut you will take a direct boat. Here’s the schedule for 4 boats a day:
Lumut to Pangkor Laut Pangkor Laut to Lumut
8.00 9.00
11.00 12.00
14.00 15.00
17.00 18.00

There is also a straight boat to Teluk Dalam
Lumut – Teluk Dalam Teluk Dalam – Lumut
7.15 8.00
8.45 9.30
11.00 12.30
13.45 14.30
15.45 17.30
17.15 18.00
19.00 19.30

There is no service to Pangkor Laut from Pangkor Town at Pulau Pangkor, so if you stay at Pangkor Laut, you have to request a private boat from Pangkor Laut to Pangkor or go back to Lumut and take the ordinary ferry.
By rail
There is no train to Lumut. If you want to travel to Pangkor by train you have to go to Ipoh. If you fly into Malaysia and you want to continue traveling by train, you have the option to take a train to Ipoh. The train is an excellent way to see Malaysia. Traveling by train is slower and a bit more expensive then by bus. Still, it’s comfortable. The journey from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh cost between RM 10 and RM 67. The difference is which class and which type of train you take.

From Ipoh it is still another 80 km’s to Lumut and Pangkor.
By taxi
Traveling to Pangkor, actually to Lumut, where you have to take the ferry, by taxi is easy. When you arrive at KLIA international airport, you can take a taxi all the way to Lumut. The ride takes about 3 to 3.5 hours. We can arrange a taxi to pick you up and drive you safely to Lumut.
 

pangkor island beaches:

Pantai Pasir Bogak
Pantai Pasir Bogak is a few kilometers away from Pangkor Town on the West side of the island. This beach is probably the most popular of the Pangkor beaches. It has been described as ‘the biggest swimming pool in the world’. the water is shallow and crystal clear. You will be able to arrange water-sport-facilities as jet-skiing, snorkeling or rent a canoe.
Nipah Bay/Teluk Nipah
Teluk Nipah or Nipah Beach is the most beautiful. This beach is located a few kilometers north Pantai Pasir Bogak. The beach is secluded and is able to maintain its natural beauty. Unlike other beaches, it has corals, sea cucumber and bird lovers can find the hornbill (burung Enggang) on this beach. Coral Bay, no doubt one of most beautiful beaches of Pulau Pangkor with its crystal blue waters. from Nipah Bay Beach has a beautiful view on two small islands called Pulau Giam and Pulau Mentagor. Both of these islands are not inhabited although you might find locals willing to bring you there. Giam is mostly interesting for snorkeling. The waters are shallow.

Pulau Giam with Coral Bay in the background
Both of these island have beaches too. If you’re really for some exercise, you can rent kayaks for a paddle out to these islands. There are hotels and resorts in the middle and lower-ranged budgets around Nipah Bay. In between the beach and the hotels there are small local stalls where, like Pantai Pasir Bogak you can try some of the local specialties. Typical souvenir shops are also available. For good accommodation, check: Horizon-Inn or the Nipah Bay Villa.
Teluk Ketapang
an exotic beach at Pangkor Island. Teluk Ketapang is sandwiched between the two more well known beaches of Pasir Bogak and Nipah Bay. There’s no place to stay at Teluk Ketapang. the beach is very nice. A large green grass field lies next to the main road and separates the sand beach from the road. It’s a great place for a swim and a view on the Straits of Malacca. There may be some boatsmen hanging around the pier and if you interested, they will give you a tour around the island.
Pantai Puteri Dewi
Just another few kilometers further north of Nipah Beach lies Pantai Puteri Dewi in the Belanga Bay. It’s just near Pangkor’s airport. The name Pantai Puteri Dew means literally Beach of the Lovely Princess. Access to the beach is restricted to guests of Pangkor Island Beach Resort. It is a bright white sand beach with crystal clear water. There’s some beautiful corals to see so don’t forget your snorkel. You can rent boats and snorkels at the hotel.

Teluk Segadas
a virgin beach at Pulau Pangkor. Teluk Segadas is one of the little known gems on Pulau Pangkor.  Teluk Segadas is a bit difficult to find. First of all, there’s no road to this beach. You have to take a taxi to Teluk Gedong. You will find the path at the board “Teluk Gedung”. There’s a path going into the hills which leads you directly to Teluk Segadas, In fact it’s short jungle trek of about 15 minutes. There’s a bit of climbing included. Bring food and water as there are no vendors at this beach (you don’t need a guide as the path is straightforward). the beach is abandoned so you have it all for yourself. In the bay the water is calm and not too deep, excellent for playing and swimming. The trees from the jungle come at a few places close to the waterfront and give shades. Together with a little breeze this makes Teluk Segadas the best Pangkor beaches.
Emerald Bay
Emerald Bay is located on Pangkor Laut. It’s maybe one of the most well known Pangkor beaches although not free accessible. You can still visit Emerald Bay but since Pangkor Laut is a private resort, the entrance to this beach (and to Pangkor Laut) for non-guests is RM 80.00. Having said that, Emerald beach is a beautiful horseshoe-shaped bay with clear water. There is fine coral to see. Equipment can be arranged at Pangkor Laut. If you decide to visit Emerald Bay, you first have to go to Lumut and there change boats for going to Pangkor Laut. Although Pangkor Laut is just opposite of Pangkor Island and no more then 10 minutes by boat from Pasir Bogak There’s no official boat or ferry available. This is because Pangkor Laut is a private island.

Backpackers in Pangkor
Budget travelers do not have to worry about cheap places to stay in Pangkor. There’s plenty. Apart of the resorts at Pulau Pangkor there are some fine cheap huts near the beach for backpackers available. The cheap places are usually “camps” which here at Pangkor usually means you will get a beach hut. The huts come with mattresses and fan. Bathroom can be attached. We found some nice places around Nipah Bay which are cheap and good values.
*The Nazri Nipah Camp
The Nazri Camp is located at Teluk Nipah. The Camp offers 10 small huts (RM 25) and 7 chalets (RM 40) available.
-All have fans and mattresses available.
-Some of the huts have attached bathrooms.
-Food reasonable prices. barbeque on request available  (minimum of 10 people)
-central relaxing area with music and TV (football seems to be very popular).
-laundry service available.
 
located at lot 4445 at Teluk Nipah. Teluk Nipah has two side roads. Take the one at the corner of the Horizon Inn. It’s at the end of the road. Bookings phone: Adik at 012-5760267
email: rozie1982 @ hotmail.com.

*Pangkor Rimba Kem
is no longer just a camp site.
Economy chalet at Pangkor Rimba Kem
There are standard and economy chalets for Rm 80 and RM 150. There are 4 dormitories for 18 people each.

close to the Coral Bay Beach
restaurant (available for groups). 
fantastic view to Coral Bay:

Located at Coral Beach, about 1 km from Nipah Village at the lovely beach the Pangkor Rimba Kem is a reasonable option for the price.
phone 013 5109384 or 012-5769384,
fax  05-6855523.

Accommodation Listing , hotels resort and chalets

    – Pangkor Laut -
 
Pangkor Laut Resort
Pangkor Laut Island, 32200 Lumut Perak , Malaysia 
Phone
+605 699 1100
Fax
+605 699 1200  

     – Teluk Dalam -

Teluk Dalam Resort Pangkor
Teluk Dalam Resort , Teluk Dalam
32300 Pulau Pangkor Perak , Malaysia 
Phone
605 685 3552
Fax
605 685 4000  
Email: sales@tdr.com.my
 
     -Teluk Belanga -
 
 
Pangkor Island Beach Resort
Teluk Balanga (Golden Sands) , Pulau Pangkor
32300 Perak , Malaysia 
Phone
+605 685 1399
Fax
+605 685 2390 
 
      – Pasir Bogak -

Coral Bay Resort
Lot 34, Pasir Bogak 32300 Pangkor Perak , Malaysia 
Phone
+605 685 5111
Fax
+605 685 5666  
Email: coralbay@tm.net.my 
 

Sri Bayu Beach Resort (Puteri Bayu Beach Resort)
Pantai Pasir Bogak , Pulau Pangkor
32300 Perak , Malaysia 
Phone
+605 685 1929
Fax
+605 685 1050  
Bay View Resort Pangkor
No 3274, Jalan Pasir Bogak 32300 Pulau Pangkor Perak , Malaysia 
Phone
+605 685 4922
Fax
+605 685 4810  
Pangkor Standard Camp
Pantai Pasir Bogak 32300 Pulau Pangkor Perak , Malaysia  Phone
+605 685 3426
Fax
+605 685 1159  
Pangkor Holiday Resort
Lot 41 Pasir Bogak 32300 Pulau Pangkor Perak , Malaysia  Phone
+605 685 3626
Fax
+605 685 3627  
Pangkor Village Beach Resort
Jalan Pantai Pasir Bogak 32300 Pulau Pangkor Perak , Malaysia 
Phone
+605 685 2227
Fax
+605 685 2227 
Sea View Hotel & Holiday Resort
Golden Beach Resort 
 
 
Pangkor Anchorage
Pulau Pangkor 32300 Perak , Malaysia
 Phone
+605 685 1363
 
 - Teluk Nipah -
 
Pangkor Bayview Beach Resort
Lot 4449, Kg Teluk Nipah 32300 Pulau Pangkor Perak ,
Phone
+605 685 3540
Fax
+605 685 4701  

Mizam Resort
 
Havana Beach Resort 

Palma Beach Resort 

Hornbill Resort
Pangkor Indah Beach Resort
Lot 445, Telok Nipah, 32300 Pulau Pangkor Perak ,
 Phone
+605 685 2107
Fax
+605 685 2107  
 

 
 
 ————-lumut——————–
 
 
Lumut Country Resort
331 Jln Titi Panjang 32200 Lumut Perak ,
Phone
+605 683 5109
Fax
+605 683 5396  
 
 
 
Lumut Valley Resort Condominium
PT No 4189, Jalan Sultan Idris Shah Lumut Perak ,
Phone
605-683 4081 / 605-683 8918
Fax
605-683 4082  
Email: webmaster@lumutvalley.com.my 
 
 
Indah Lumut Hotel
No. 208, Jalan Iskandar Shah 32200 Lumut Perak ,
phone
+605 683 5064
Fax
+605 683 4220  
 
 
 
Lumut Villa Inn
Batu 1 Jalan Sitiawan 32200 Lumut Perak ,
Phone
+605 683 4020
Fax
+605 672 3802  
 
 
The Orient Star Resort Lumut
Lot 203 & 366 , Jln Iskandar Shah
32200 Lumut Perak ,
+605 683 4199
Fax
+605 683 4223  
 
Blue Bay Resort
4 Jalan Titi Panjang 32200 Lumut Perak ,
Phone
+605 683 6939
Fax
+605 683 6239  
 
 
 
Lumut Country Resort
331, Jalan Titi Panjang 32200 Lumut Perak ,
Phone
+605 683 5109
Fax
+605 683 5396 
 

Marina Sanctuary Resort Sdn Bhd
KM 1, Teluk Muroh 32200 , Lumut
Perak ,
Phone
05-6805 888
Fax
05-6805 800  
Email: enquiries@marinaisland.com
 
Blue Bay Resort
4 Jalan Titi Panjang 32200 Lumut Perak ,
 Phone
+605 683 6939
Fax
+605 683 6239  
Lumut Valley Resort Condominium
PT No 4189, Jalan Sultan Idris Shah Lumut Perak ,
Phone
605-683 4081 / 605-683 8918
Fax
605-683 4082  
Email: webmaster@lumutvalley.com.my
The Orient Star Resort Lumut
Lot 203 & 366 , Jln Iskandar Shah
32200 Lumut Perak ,
Phone
+605 683 4199
Fax
+605 683 4223  

others

Pangkor Puteri Resort Service Apartment  
Sherwood Marina Cove Lumut   
Flora Beach Resort 
Horizon Inn 
Hornbill Resort  
Uptown Beach Resort ( formerly known as Pangkor Coral View Beach Resort  or Khoo Holidays Resort )
Lambaian Beach Resort (Closed until further notice )   
Seri Dayang Pangkor Hotel    
Pangkor Bay View Beach Resort   
Purnama Beach Resort 
Suria Beach Resort 
Swiss Court Holiday Apartment 
Swiss Garden Damai Laut  
Vikri Beach Resort
Nipah Bay Villa
Tiger Rock
Teluk Rubiah Beach and Golf Resort 

PORT DICKSON
Port Dickson or PD to locals is a beach and holiday destination situated about 32km from Seremban and 60 km from Kuala Lumpur. It is located in the state of Negri Sembilan in Peninsular Malaysia . It takes one hour plus travelling by car from Kuala Lumpur on the North-South Highway to Port Dickson .The 18 km extent of beach from Tanjung Gemuk to Tanjung Tuan is a popular holiday destination for visitors. Many have invested in holiday homes in and around Port Dickson and not to mention those who took PD as a wedding and honeymoon destination.
 
Getting there

Port Dickson is about an hour away from Kuala Lumpur. Take the North-South highway and exit at Port Dickson. From the exit, take a right turn at traffic lights after the toll. Follow signs to Port Dickson. There’s another highway that leads to Port Dickson from there. On this stretch of highway, you can exit at Lukut or head straight to PD.

Hotel, Apartment & Resort in Port Dickson Beach (Pantai Port Dickson)

Accommodation Listing: Resorts, hotels, appartments.   budget hotels to 5 star hotels
 
PD World Marina Resort
Batu 7 , Jalan Pantai
71050 Port Dickson , Teluk Kemang
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 6367
Fax   +606 662 7808  
 

Rachado Point Port Dickson
Tanjung Biru, 10 Miles, Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 662 5177
Fax   +606 662 5877  
 

The Regency Hotel & Resort Port Dickson
Km 8.8 Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone  +606 647 4090
Fax    +606 647 4792 
PD Villa Resort
Batu 9, Jalan Pantai,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 5960
Fax   +606 662 8362  
 
 
Impiana Resort Port Dickson
Batu 8 1/2, Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 662 7288
Fax   +606 662 8868  
 

Port Dickson Golf & Country Club
Batu 5 1/2,Jalan Pantai,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 3123
Fax   +606 647 4949  
 
 
Palm Springs Resort City
Batu 13, Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 661 0566 / 661 9888
Fax   +606 661 2566 / 661 9988   
 
 

Kayn`s Resort
Batu 9, Jalan pantai
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 622 8575
Fax   +606 662 7625  
Email: ujle-kayns@yahoo.com  
 
Institut Latihan FAMA
Batu 12, Jalan Pantai
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 662 6212
Fax   +606 622 5608   
 
 
Regency Tanjung Tuan Beach Resort
5 Mile, Jalan Permai
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 3013
Fax   +606 647 5219  
Email: ttbrpd@tm.net.my 
 
 
Golden Straits Villas Beach Resort
Lot 216 , Batu 3, Jalan Pantai
71000 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 647 3818
Fax   +606 647 6813  
Email: gavpd@yahoo.com 
 

Gemas Golf Resort Sdn. Bhd
Batu 2 1/2, Jalan Tampin
73400 , Gemas
Melaka , Malaysia 
Phone +607 948 4368 / 948 2688
Fax   +607 948 2688  
 
 
Seremban Inn Sdn Bhd
39, Jalan Munawir
70000 , Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 761 7777
Fax   +606 763 7777 
 
Residence Desa Lagoon Resort
Batu 5, Jalan Pantai
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 647 7515
Fax   +606 647 7996  
Email: desapd@tm.net.my 
 
 
Royal Adelphi Hotel
Jalan Dato’ A.S. Dawood.
70100 , Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone 06-7666 666
Fax   06-7666 000  
Email: sales@royaladelphi.com 
 
HOTEL SERI MALAYSIA PORT DICKSON
Lot 49, Jalan Pantai, Batu 4
71050 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  06 647 6070
Fax    06 647 6028  
 

Seri Intan
Batu 8, Jalan Pantai,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 7262
Fax   +606 662 7663  
 
 
Rumah Rehat MPPD
Batu 8, Jalan Pantai, ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone 017- 357 1495
 
 
Hotel Selat
Batu 1, Jalan Pantai, ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 660 5120
Hotel Sejati
Batu 1, Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 1818
Hotel Pantai Ria
Batu 9, Jalan Pantai, ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 662 5122
 
 
Hotel New Hai Tian
Batu 1, Jalan Pantai, ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 1378
Hotel Muhibbah
Batu 8, Jalan Pantai, ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 5711
Hotel Lido
Batu 9, Jalan Pantai,
71050 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 5272
PD Perdana
Batu 5, Jalan Pantai, ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 7788
Fax   +606 647 9828  
 

Marina Bay / Marina Cresent Condominium
Batu 5 1/2 , Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 9288
Fax   +606 647 0617  
 
 
Palm Springs Resort City
Batu 13, Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606 661 0566 / 661 9888
Fax    +606 661 2566 / 661 9988  
 
 
Halcyon Beach Motel
Batu 9, Jalan Pantai
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone  +606 662 5323
 
Avillion Port Dickson
Batu 3,Jalan Pantai
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 6688
Fax   +606 647 7688  
Email: avrss@pd.avillion.com.my 
Seri Bulan Condominium
Batu 8 1/2, Jalan Pantai
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606-662 7030
Fax   +606 622 7031   
 
 
 

Regency Tanjung Tuan Beach Resort
5 Mile, Jalan Permai
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606 647 3013
Fax    +606 647 5219  
Email: ttbrpd@tm.net.my 
 
 
Rumah Peranginan Persekutuan Port Dickson JPM
Km 46, Jalan Pantai, Blue Lagoon
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 8700
Fax   +606 662 8200  
 
 
Golden Straits Villas Beach Resort
Lot 216 , Batu 3, Jalan Pantai
71000 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 3818
Fax   +606 647 6813  
Email: gavpd@yahoo.com 
Paradise Lagoon Apartment
KM 3 1/2,Jalan Pantai
71000 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 647 7889
Fax   +606 647 7948  
 
 
Charlton Star Hotel Sdn.Bhd
No. 47, Jalan Dato` Sheikh Ahmad
70000 , Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 762 5336
Fax   +606 762 0040  
 
 
Desa Inn Kuala Pilah
Lot 745, Jalan Chevalier
72000 , Kuala Pilah
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 481 8033
Fax   +606 481 8213  
 
 
Rumah Rehat Kuala Pilah
Jalan Bukit
72000 , Kuala Pilah
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 481 4146
Fax   +606 481 4149  
 
 
Happy Hotel Sdn Bhd
35, Jalan Tuanku Hassan
70000 , Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606 761 3767
 
 
Sun Lun Yik Hotel
19, Jalan Tun Dr. Ismail
70200 , Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 763 5572
Fax   +606 763 5653  
 
 
Famous Hotel
391-393, Taman AST , Jalan Sungai Ujong
70200 , Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone  +606 761 7113
Seremban Inn Sdn Bhd
39, Jalan Munawir
70000 , Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 761 7777
Fax   +606 763 7777  
 

Le Paris Hotel & Costa Rica Apartments
No.325, Batu 1, Jalan Rumah Rehat ,
P.O Box 128
71000 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606-6479999
Fax   +606-6477799  
 
 
F’best Homestay
Pejabat felda wilayah Seremban
Jln. Dato’ Hamzah,
70000 Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  06-4683126
P.D Golf & Country Club
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 6473586
 
 
P.D Perdana Condo Resort
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 6470880
Guoman Port Dickson Resort
Guoman Hotel KM 16 , Jalan Pantai
71050 Port Dickson , Teluk Kemang
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606-662 7878
Fax   +606-668 7995  
Email: guomanpd@tm.net.my 
 
 
Palm Springs Resort
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 6610260
P.D Sanctuary
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 6610764
Hotel Sri Malaysia
Seremban Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 7644181 / 79
Sunshine Camp
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 6473798
 
 
Sunshine Bay Resort
Batu 2, Jalan Pantai, ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 647 0000
Fax   +606 634 2341  
 

Ancasa Resort All Suites
Batu 8 1/2, Pantai Teluk Kemang
71050 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 7288
Fax   +606 662 7900   
Email: reservation@ancasapd.udanet.com 
Corus Paradise Resort Port Dickson
Batu 3 1/2 , Jalan Pantai
71000 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606-647 7600
Fax   +606-647 7955  
Email: resvn@corusparadisepd.com 
Seri Menanti Resort
Istana Kenangan, Seri Menanti
72000 , Kuala Pilah
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606-497 0242
Fax    +606-497 0244  
Email: peacecon_jaya@hotmail.com 
Eagle Ranch Resort
Lot 544, Batu 14, Jalan Pantai
71250 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 6610 495
Fax   +606 6610 829  
Email: info@eagleranch-resort.com 
 
 
Ukam Resort & Training Centre
Tanjung Biru Batu 10
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  606-6626800
Fax    606-6625646  
Tanjung Biru Condominium
Batu 10, Jalan Pantai
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606-6625545
Fax    +606-662 6088 
Sea View Hotel
No 841 Km 1.6 Jalan Pantai
71000 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  606-617 1818
Lido Hotel
Km 13 Jalan Pantai , Telok Kemang
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606 662 5273
Delta Paradise Lagoon Hotel
3.5 Km Jalan Pantai
71000 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 647 7600
Fax   +606 647 7630  
Email: delta3@po.jaring.my 
 

Bayu Beach Resort
4.5 Miles Jalan Pantai ,
Mukim Si-Rusa
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606-647 3703
Fax    +606-647 2507  
 
 
Ocean View Resort
Jalan Pantai, Batu 9 ,
Teluk Kemang
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone 606-6627808
Fax   606-6627861  
 
 
Kemang Indah Resort
Batu 7, Jalan Pantai ,
Telok Kemang
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone  +606 662 6212
 
 
Ilham Resort and Training Centre
10th Mile, Tanjung Biru ,
Jalan Pantai
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone 06-662 6800
Fax   06-662 5646  
Email: sales@ilhamresorts.com.my 
 

Beach Point Motel
Lot 2261, Batu 9, Jalan Pantai,
Si Rusa, Teluk Kemang
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone 606-6625889
Fax   606-6626879  
 
 
Admiral Marina & Leisure Club
Batu 5 ½ , Jalan Pantai ,
Si Rusa
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606-647 0888
Fax   +606-647 0889  
Email: info@admiralmarina.com.my 
Suka Bumi Village Resort
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 4381 490

Casa Rachado
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 662 5177
Fax   +606 662 5877  
 
 
Costa Rica Hotel and Apartment
325, 1st Mile, Jalan Rumah Rehat
71000 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 647 9999
Fax   +606 647 7799  
Email: costaricahotel@po.jaring.my 
Port Dickson Beach Resort
10 3/4 Mile, Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 662 5747
Fax   +606 662 7728  
 
 
Allson Klana Resort Seremban
PT 4388, Jalan Penghulu Cantik ,
Taman Tasik Seremban
70100 Seremban
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 799 8888
Fax   +606 767 7788  
Email: akbbn@allsonklana.com.my 
Bayu Beach Resort
4 1/2 Miles, Jalan Pantai
71050 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 647 3703
Fax   +606 647 2507  
Email: bayusb@tm.net.my
 
 
Ming Court Vista Beach Resort
7 1/2 Miles Teluk Kemang
71050 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 5244
Fax   +606 662 5899  
 
 
Selat Hotel
KM13, Jalan Pantai,
Teluk Kemang
71050 , Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 5109
Fax   +606 662 5120  
 
 
Glory Beach Resort
Batu 2, Jalan Seremban ,
Tanjung Gemok,
71000 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 651 6888
Fax   +606 651 6733  
Email: gvbr@tm.net.my 
Sri Menanti Resort
Istana Kenangan , Sri Menanti
71550 Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone  +606 497 9620 / 497 9628 / 497 9629
Fax    +606 497 9601  
 
 
Tanjung Tuan Beach Resort
Batu 5, Jalan Pantai, Teluk Kemang ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 3013 / 4234
Fax   +606 647 5219 / 1234 
 
 
Laguna Condo Resort
Jalan Pantai Batu 9 Teluk Kemang
71050 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia 
Phone +606 662 8352
Fax   +606 662 7879  
 
 
Paradise Lagoon Hotel
3 1/2 Km Jalan Pantai ,
71050 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan , Malaysia
Phone +606 647 7600
Fax   +606 647 7630  
Email: paradise1@maxis.net.my 
 
 

info:

Ancasa Resort AllSuites [formerly Impiana Port Dickson (Apartment only)] 
Avillion Village Resort (Hotel only) 
Bayu Beach Resort (Hotel & Apartment) 
Corus Hotel [formerly Paradise Lagoon Hotel (Hotel only)] 
Casa Rachado   Apartment Type
Avillion Admiral Cove Resort Port Dickson   
Glory Beach Resort (Apartment & Penthouse) 
Guoman Resort Port Dickson (Hotel only) 
(Notice: Guoman PD will be Closed for  renovation from JAN – MAR 09)  
Ilham Resort and Training Center (Apartment only)  
Le Paris Hotel & Resort [formerly known as Costa Rica (Hotel & Apartment)]
Paradise Lagoon Apartment (Apartment only) 
P.D World Marina Resort (Apartment only)  
Palm Springs Resort City (Hotel & Apartment)   
Seri Malaysia Port Dickson  
Sunshine Bay Resort (Apartment only) 
Selesa Beach Resort, Port Dickson [formerly known as The Regency Hotel & Resort]  
Tiara Beach Resort      
The Legend Water Chalets
PD Perdana Condo Resort Apartment type 
Ristec Beach Hotel
Desa Lagoon Resort Port Dickson  
Duta Villa Golf Resort (Duta Palm Springs)  
Duta Hacienda Riviera Resort (Duta Palm Springs)    
Eagle Ranch Resort Port Dickson   
Felda Residence Port Dickson Res

Welcome to Terengganu

Situated on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Terengganu is an ideal holiday getaway. It has the longest coastline in the country, with stunningly beautiful Islands that sparkle like gems in the South China Sea. Many are gazetted as Marine Parks. The stale Is characterised by a strong Malay culture, laid·back Lifestyle, tranquil coastal towns and rustic villages. Traditional pursuits such as kite-flying and lop-spinning are highlights here. Kuala Terengganu Is its capital city Penarik Beach.  Take in the picturesque view of traditional wooden homes of fisherfolk, scattered along the palm fringed shores. An interesting sight here is fishing boats returning with their daily catch.

Lang Tengah Hailed as aile of the stale’s best kept secrets, Ihe Island has sparkling white sand and aquamarine waters. The varieties of hard and soft corals and prolific marine life make it a paradise for divers.

Marineland Beach, Tanjung Jara Beach is an excellent location for windsurfing, boating, kayaking, snorkelling and diving. Marang Beach is popular among photographers for Its spectacular sunrise. Other beaches include Paka and Kijal. Batu Buruk is popular spot for locals, equipped with playground, park benches as well as foed stalls offering local delicacies.

Perhentian made up of the larger Perhentian Besar and smaller Perhentian Kecil, the enchanting islands abound with exciting activities for sun-seekers. Go on a beat ride, swim, snorkel, dive or simply relax by Ihe trendy beachside cates. K,p. and Tenggol The tiny tropical gem of Kapas is well-known for squid fishing. Its solitary resort offers complete seclusion. The nearby Gem Island is another splendid getaway. Tenggol, the furthest island from the mainland, is home to kaleidoscope of colourful corals and marine life.

There is wide range of accommodation 10 suit all tastes and preferences, from luxurious beach resorts, boutique hotels 10 budget accommodation. Major Islands are equipped with well-appointed resorts as well as comfortable budget chalets. The stale has atempting variety of local delicacies, Continental cuisine is available at hotels while fast food outlets can be found In major towns.

Redang an enchanting holiday paradise, Redang offers breathtaking blue waters teeming with wealth of marine life and corals. The most popular beaches here are Long Beach, lined by number 1 chalets and Teluk Dalam Kecil, a sheltered cove with five-star resort.

most attractions:

*Malaysia’s Largest Museum
*The Fines & Famous Traditional Boat Builders of Terengganu *The World Renowned Emerald Islands in Malaysia
*Terengganu Tapestry-the Elegance Songket & the Equisite Batik
*Terengganu Arts & Crafts – The Intricate Skills of Woodcarving
*Traditional Culture – An Experience of Identity
*The World’s Oldest Cengal Tree
*Malaysia’s Largest Pheasant Farm of Ajil
*The Longest Panoramic Beach in Malaysia
*Kenyir Lake – South East Asia’s Largest Man-Made Lake                                              *Malaysia’s Highest Waterfall
*One of the Spectacular Firefly Sanctuary in Malaysia
 

events

Kenyir Motocross Championship 2008 
Date 21st February- 22nd February 2009 
Venue Litar Motocross Pengkalan Gawi, Tasik Kenyir 

Karnival GP Joran 
Date To be announced
Venue Dungun 

Seminar Batu Bersurat 
Date 14th March – 15th March 2009
Venue State Museum Complex, Kuala Terengganu
 
Kenyir Lake International Triathlon 2009 
Date 21st March – 22nd March 2009
Venue Pengkalan Gawi, Tasik Kenyir

SUKPEL (Sukan Pelancongan) 2009 Zon Pantai Timur (Piala YB Datuk Exco) 
Date 27th March – 28th March 2009
Venue Batu Burok Beach

Pertandingan Memancing Piala Kenyir 
Date 27th March – 29th March 2009
Venue Pengkalan Gawi, Tasik Kenyir

Karnival Citarasa Terengganu 2009 
Date 27th March – 29th March 2009
Venue Dataran Shahbandar, Kuala Terengganu

Pameran Alat Muzik Malaysia
Date 1st April – 30th Jun 2009
Venue State Museum Complex, Kuala Terengganu
 
Kapas-Marang International Swimathon 2009
Date 11th April – 12th April 2008 
Venue Pulau Kapas – Marang

Terengganu Underwater Challenge 2009 (Sea Shutter Bug)
Date 24th April – 26th April 2008 
Venue Perhentian Island
 
Fiesta Candat Sotong Antarabangsa 2009
Date 8th May – 10th May 2009 
Venue Jetty Marang, Terengganu 

Karnival Terengganu 2009
Date To be announced

Tasik Kenyir Eco Paintball
Date 5th June – 7th June 2008 
Venue Tasik Kenyir, Hulu Terengganu

Festival Pelaminan Malaysia 
Date 15th June – 15th August 2009 
Venue State Museum Complex, Kuala Terengganu

Paka Udang Hunt 2009
Date 27th June 2009
Venue Sungai Paka, Dungun

World islamic Cultural Festival
Date 1st July – 4th July 2009
Venue Taman Tamadun Islam, Pulau Wan Man

Asian Watercross Super Cup Terengganu 2009
Date To be announced

Larian Antarabangsa Jambatan Sultan Mahmud Terengganu 2009
Date To be announced

Terengganu Masters Golf Invitational 2009
Date 18th July – 22nd July 2009
Venue Green Acres Golf & Country Resort

Fiesta Buah-buahan Negeri Terengganu
Date To be announced
Venue Taman Pertanian Sekayu, Hulu Terengganu
 
Rally Championship 2009
Date To be announced
 
Festival Songket, Batik & Kraf Terengganu 2009
 
Date 27th August – 29th August 2009 
Venue Pusat Dagangan Terengganu, Kuala Terengganu
 
Pertandingan Pasang Pelita
Date 13th September 2009 
Venue Kuala Terengganu

Bazar Ramadhan
Date 22nd September – 19th October 2009 
Venue Daerah-daerah Terengganu

Perhentian Island Challange 2009 
Date To be announced
Venue Pulau Perhentian, Besut

Pesta Permainan Tradisional 2009
Date November 2009 
Venue Dataran Shahbandar, Kuala Terengganu
 
Sultan Cup Terengganu Endurance Challenge 2009
Date To be announced
Venue Lembah Bidong, Merang, Setiu
 
Monsoon Cup 2009 
Date 2nd December – 6th December 2009 
Venue Teluk Warisan Terengganu, Pulau Duyung, Kuala Terengganu 

Terengganu International 4WD Rainforest Challenge 2009 
Date To be announced

package and promotion

Eco Adventure Camp – PAKA RIVER CAMP
 Exquisitely Traditional – ULEK BEACH RESORT
Kapas-A paradise island – QIMI CHALET
Clean, Green & Friendly – PLANTATION RESORT
Kenyir Houseboat – POK PAR KENYIR HOUSEBOAT
 Be mesmerized, relax & rejuvenate – MERANG SURIA RESORT
 Family Destination – PERHENTIAN ISLAND RESORT
 A Place Called Home – SUTRA BEACH RESORT & SPA
The Enchanting Island Retreat – KAPAS ISLAND RESORT
Year End Promotion – YT MIDTOWN HOTEL
Idylic unspoilt Shores – RESIDENCE RESORT PAKA

hotels and resorts

*Kuala Terengganu Area, Terengganu
Gem Beach Resort Bukit Rakit  
Grand Continental Hotel Kuala Terengganu   
Motel Desa Kuala Terengganu   
Primula Parkroyal Kuala Terengganu Hotel  
Seri Malaysia Terengganu Hotel    
Permai Park Inn

homestay-

Kuala Terengganu 
 Awi”s Yellow Hous
No. 3576, Kg. Duyung Besar,
23400 K.Trg
Tel: 09-6245046, 012-9639173
No of Rooms: 10
 
 Che Homestay
B 5B, Taman Semarak,
Bukit Tunggal,
21200 Kuala Terengganu.
Tel: 019-989 3442, 019-919 3442
Contact person: Zahari
No of Rooms: 3
 
 
 KT Guest House
889-A, Lorong Persiaran Hakim 3,
Jln Hj Busu,
20400 Kuala Terengganu.
Tel: 09-6227007, 019-9438007, 019-9049007
No of Rooms: 5
 
 Penginapan Desa Keluarga
Yayasan Pembangunan Keluarga (YPK)
Jalan Sultan Omar,
20300 Kuala Terengganu
Tel: 09-6249366 / 09-6249357 / 09-6249358
Fax: 09-6248621
No of Rooms: 6
 
 Penginapan Nor Atikah
A-14 Bangunan MARA,
Jalan Masjid Abidin,
20100  K. Terengganu.

448 A, Jalan Kamaruddin off Jln Pusara,
Taman Jaya
20400 K. Terengganu
Tel: 09-6231973, 09- 6226086, 09- 6233394, 019- 9845945, 09- 6888445
Fax: 09-6236794
 
 
 Penginapan Pantai Batu Buruk
866 C, Jalan Haji Busu
Pantai Batu Buruk
20400 Kuala Terengganu
Tel: 019-9572952, 09-6175969
No of Rooms: 1
 
 Penginapan Pelancongan Man Guest House
31, Lorong Kelab Pantai
Kg. Tanjung,
Jln Sultan Zainal Abidin
20000 Kuala Terengganu
Tel: 019-9438007, 019-9049007
No of Rooms: 15
 
 Ping Anchorage Travellers Homestay
No. 77A Jalan Dato’ Issacs,
20000 Kuala Terengganu.
Tel: 09-6262020
Fax: 09-6228093

No of Rooms: 12

Pok Tiong’s Heritage House
D/A No-3, Jalan Jail
20100 K. Trg.
Tel: 019-9626538
No of Rooms: 15
 
 Pura Tanjung Sabtu
5728, Kampung Tanjung Sabtu,
Mukim Manir,
21200 Kuala Terengganu,
Tel: 09-6153655
Fax: 09-6155013
Contact Persons:
Tengku Ismail bin Tengku Su: 019-9833365
Tengku Mohd Yusoff bin Tengku Su: 019-9484854
Email: purakota@streamyx.com
 
 Rumah Rehat Duyung
MPKT 7930, Jalan Lapangan Terbang,
Seberang Takir
21300 Kuala Terengganu
Tel: 09- 666 1193
Contact Person: Hj. Hassan
No of Rooms: 10
 
 Rumah Rehat Pantai Puteri
Hujung lapangan Terbang Sultan Mahmud
D/A Kg. Telaga Batin,
21300 Kuala Terengganu
Tel: 09-6666396
No of Rooms: 29
 
 Rumah Sewa (Maktab Rendah Sains Mara)
Batu Rakit
Tel: 09-6696344, 09-6693648
No of Rooms: 3
 
 Rumah Tumpangan Yaseen (Asrama & Penginapan)
24501P, Jalan Sek. Keb. Gong Badak,
21300 Kuala Terengganu.
Tel: 09-6226224, 09-6664995, 013-9814352, 09-6694995
No of Rooms: 12
 
 Triple A Guest House
No.1-10, 2nd  Floor,
Jalan Pasar Kedai Payang,
20000 K.Terengganu
Tel: 09-6227372, 013-9033292
Fax: 09-6247372
No of Rooms: 15

Besut
 Yaudin Guest House Holiday & Tours Sdn.Bhd
D/A B6 Terminal Pelancong,
22300 Kuala Besut.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Telephone No: 609-6974887
Fax No: 09-6974611
No of Rooms : 7
 
 
Hulu terengganu 
 Kuala Berang Resthouse
Jalan Hashim,
21800 Kuala Berang.
( Pjbt Daerah KB)
Telephone No: 09-6816811/ 09-6811244
No of Rooms: 12
 
 Rumah Rehat Persekutuan
Pulau Sah Besar,
Tasik Kenyir,
Peti Surat 2, Pej. Pos Kuala Berang,
Terengganu
Telephone No: 011-973035, 03-88881957
Fax No: 03-88883031
No of Rooms: 10
 
 
 Syafiq Rest House
676 B, Tmn Dato’ Abd Rahman
21700 Kuala Berang
No of Rooms: 12
 
Dungun
 Dahima’s Guest House
116 Rantau Abang, 23000 Dungun.
Telephone No: 09-8452843
Fax: 09-8453843
No of Rooms: 18
 
 
 Pasir Raja Rest House
Pasir Raja
D/A Pejabat Daerah Dungun.
Telephone No: 09-8841616
Fax: 09-8484594
No of Rooms: 24
 
 
 Rumah Rehat Ketengah
Lembaga Kemajuan Terenggau Tengah,
Beg Berkunci no. 3,
Bandar Al- muktafi Billah Shah, 24309,
Dungun Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09- 822 3100
Fax: 09- 822 3104
No of Rooms: 4
 
Marang
 Awang Beach Resort
85 Rantau Abang,
23050 Dungun,
Telephone No: 09-8443500
Fax: 09-8454500
No of Rooms: 31
 
 
 Kamal Guest House
B283, Kg. Paya,
Bandar Marang
Telephone No: 09-6182181
No of Rooms: 4
 
 
 Rumah Rehat Semarak
KM 22, Pantai Kelulut,
Jalan K.Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-6181322 / 09-6182288
No of Rooms: 28

HOTELS – WHERE TO STAY FROM 5 STAR TO BUDGET HOTEL

-Kuala Terengganu
 *Primula Beach Resort
Jalan Persinggahan
Off Jalan Sultan Mahmud,
20400 Kuala Terengganu.
Website : www.primulahotels.com
Emel : primul@tm.net.my
Telephone No: 09-622 2100, 09- 622 2362
Fax No: 09-6233360
No of Rooms: 249 
 
 *Felda Residence Kuala Terengganu
Jalan Hiliran,
20400 Kuala Terengganu
Telephone No: 09-6321111
Fax No: 09-6321122
No of Rooms: 103 
 
 *BERJAYA REDANG BEACH RESORT
P.O. Box 126, Main Post Office,
20928 Kuala Terengganu,
Terengganu, Malaysia
Telephone No: 09-630 8866 / 8888
Fax: 09- 630 8855
Website : http://www.berjaya-redang.com
Email : reservation@b-redang.com.my
No of Rooms: 266 rooms and suites 
 
 *Grand Continental Hotel – Kuala Terengganu
Lot 004023
Jalan Sultan Zainal Abidin
20000 K.Terengganu.
Website: www.ghihotels.com.my
Emel: kuala_terengganu@ghihotels.com.my
Telephone No: 09-625 1888
Fax No: 09-6251999
No of Rooms: 190 
 
* Permai Inn Kuala Terengganu
Jalan Sultan Mahmud
20400 K.Terengganu.
Website: www.permainnkt.com.my
Emel: sales@permaiinnkt.com.my
Telephone No: 09-6222122
Fax No: 09-6222121
No of Rooms: 130 
 
 *Seri Malaysia Hotel
Lot 1640 Jalan Hiliran (Balik Bukit)
20100 K.Terengganu.
Website: www.serimalaysia.com.my
Emel: smtgg1@yahoo.com
Telephone No: 09-6236454
Fax No: 09-6238344
No of Rooms: 133 
 
 *YT Midtown Hotel
No. 30, Jalan Tok Lam,
20100 Kuala Terengganu
Emel: ythotel@streamyx.com
Telephone No: 09-622 3088
Fax No: 09-622 2999
No of Rooms: 141 
 
 *Batu Burok Beach Resort & Hotel
No. 906A, Jalan Pantai Batu Burok,
20400 Kuala Terengganu
Emel: bbbr@batuburukbeachresort.com
Telephone No: 09-622 1410
Fax No: 09-6232904
No of Rooms: 59 
 
 *Sri Indah Hotel
898, Jalan Haji Busu,
Pantai Batu Burok,
20400 K.Terengganu
Telephone No: 09-622 1564
Fax No: 09-6221564
09-6248548
No of Rooms: 30 
 
 *Grand Paradise Hotel
28 – 28A, Jalan Tok Lam,
20100 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-6228888 / 09-6238899
No of Rooms: 44

*City Hotel
97 – 99, Jalan Banggol,
20100 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-6221481
 
 *Evergreen Hotel
98, Jalan Masjid Abidin
20000 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-6236198  
 
 *Indah Hotel
71, Jalan Tok Lam,
20100 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-6233023/ 09-6229980
No of Rooms: 21 2 orchid
 
 *Kenangan Hotel
65, Jalan Sultan Ismail,
20200 Kuala Terengganu.
Website: hotelkenangan.com.my
Emel: admin@hotelkenangan.com.my
Telephone No: 09-622 2688/ 09-6233268
No of Rooms: 37 2 orchid
 
 *KT Mutiara Hotel
67 Jalan Sultan Ismail,
20200 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-622 2655 / 09-6236895
 
 *Mini Indah Hotel
60A, Jalan Sultan Zainal Abidin,
20000 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-622 9053
No of Rooms: 17
 
 *Sea View Hotel
18A, Jalan Masjid Abidin,
20000 Kuala Terengganu.
Emel : sv_hotel@yahoo.com
Telephone No: 09-6221911 / 09-631311
No of Rooms: 23
 
 *Bintang Hotel
No. 30, Jalan Petani
20000 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 019-9438007, 019-9049007
 
 *Bunga Raya Hotel
105 – 111, Jalan Banggol,
20100 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-6221799
Fax No: 09-6234150

*Seri Hoover Hotel
42, Jalan Sultan Ismail,
20200 Kuala Terengganu
Telephone No: 09-6233823 / 09-6233833 / 09-6233863
Fax No: 09-6225975
No of Rooms: 50
 
 *Sinaran Hotel
No.73 & 75, Tingkat 2-4,
Jalan Sultan Sulaiman
20000 Kuala Terengganu
Telephone No: 09-622 1540, 019-9490074
 
 *Sri Tanjung Hotel
D/A No. 43,
Lot 3541, Tingkat 1,
Depan Surau Stesen Bas Tanjung,
20000 Kuala Terengganu.
Telephone No: 09-6262636
 
 *Rossi Inn
Lot PT 1921, Taman Sri Kolam,
Jln Sultan Omar
20300 Kuala Terengganu
Telephone No: 09-622 1177
 
 *Terengganu Hotel
12, Jalan Sultan Ismail,
20200 Kuala Terengganu
Telephone No: 09-622 2900
Fax No: 09-622 2906
 
   
-Setiu
 *Merang Suria Resorts
Lot 1841 Kampung Rhu Tapai
Merang 21010 Setiu
Terengganu .
Telephone No: 609-6531600
Fax No:609-6531601
Website: www.suriaresorts.com
Email: sales@suriaresorts.com, reservation@suriaresorts.com
 
 
 *Nelayan Inn
Persatuan Nelayan Kawasan Setiu,
Lot 6494, Kg. Rhu 10,
22120 Setiu Terengganu.
Tel : 09-6977921
Fax: 09-6977921
No of Rooms: 4
 
 *Penarik Inn
Lot 31, Kg. Baru Penarik,
22120 Setiu.
Website: journeymalaysia.com
Emel: penarik_inn@yahoo.com
Tel : 09-6977816
Fax: 09-6243318
No of Rooms: 14
 
-Besut
 *Belian Hotel
G-137 Jalan Pasir Akar,
22200 Jertih.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Telephone No: 609-6971350
No of Rooms : 10
 
 
 *Hoover Hotel
166, G Jalan Tuan Hitam,
22200 Jertih, Besut.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Telephone No: 609-6971563
Fax No: 609-6971563
No of Rooms : 10
 
 
 *Nan Hotel
No. 60, Jalan Hj. Mohamad,
Depan Bazar MARA,
22300 Besut.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Telephone No: 609-6974892 / 010-9853414
Emel : faaiz73@yahoo.com
No of Rooms : 18
 
* Samudera Hotel
Jalan Pantai, Kuala Besut,
Terengganu Darul Iman
Telephone No: 609-6979326
Fax No: 609-6976906
No of Rooms : 12
 
-Dungun
 *Hotel UiTM
UiTM, 210 Sura Hujung,
23000 Dungun.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Website : www.tganu.uitm.edu.my
Tel: 609-8481700
Fax: 609-8481703
No of Rooms : 22
 
 
 *Kasanya Hotel
K 226 & 227
Jalan Tambun
23000 Dungun.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Tel : 09-8481704
Fax : 09-8454249
No of Rooms : 45
 
 
 *Medo Hotel
No.K – 147,
Jalan Tambun,
23000 Dungun.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Tel: 09-8481246
No of Rooms : 9
 
 *Merantau Inn
KM. 23 Jalan Dungun
Kg. Kuala Abang, 23000 Dungun.
Terengganu Darul Iman
Tel: 09-8441131
Fax: 09-8441131
No of Rooms : 21

 *Molek Inn
210, Jalan Hj. Zainal Abidin, 23000 Dungun
Terengganu Darul Iman
Tel: 09-845 7303
Fax: 09-8457302
No of Rooms : 10 
 
 *Paka Inn
No. 11, Lot PT 113,
Jalan Besar,
23100 Paka, Dungun
Terengganu Darul Iman
Tel: 09-827 4573
Fax: 09-8274573
No of Rooms : 19
 
-Marang
 *Seri Malaysia Marang
Lot 3964 Kampung Paya,
21600 Marang.
Terengganu Darul Iman.
Website: www.serimalaysia.com.my
Telephone No: 09-6182889 / 09-6182012
Fax No: 09-6181285
No of Rooms: 47
 
 
 *Nusantara Hostel
156 Rumah Kedai, 1 Tingkat,
Kompleks Pelancongan Marang,
21600 Marang,
Terengganu
Telephone No: 09-6185733
No of Rooms: 4
 
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hotels and resorts name:

*Kuala Terengganu Area, Terengganu
Gem Beach Resort Bukit Rakit  
Grand Continental Hotel Kuala Terengganu   
Motel Desa Kuala Terengganu   
Primula Parkroyal Kuala Terengganu Hotel  
Seri Malaysia Terengganu Hotel    
Permai Park Inn*Kenyir Lake Area, Terengganu
Kenyir Lakeview (Tasik Kenyir Golf Resort)  
 Lake Kenyir Resort & Spa
 
*Kijal Area, Terengganu
Awana Kijal Beach and Golf Resort   
Strawberry Kijal Resort Apartment  
 
 
*Merang Area, Terengganu
Best Western Merang Suria Resort   
Sutra Beach Resort   
The Aryani Hotel Merang  
 
 
*Marang Area, Terengganu
Seri Malaysia Marang Hotel   
 
 
*Dungun Area, Terengganu
Ulek Beach Resort   
 
 
*Tanjong Jara Area, Terengganu
Tanjong Jara Resort  Address: Batu 8 | (off Jalan Dungun), Dungun 23000, Malaysia 
 
 
*Paka Area, Terengganu
Radius Resort Villa   
Residence Resort Paka Terengganu Hotel   
 

*Islands in Terengganu
Redang Island (Pulau Redang), Terengganu 
Ayu Mayang Beach Resort    
Berjaya Redang Beach Resort  
Berjaya Redang Golf and Spa Resort   
Coral Redang Island Resort  
Laguna Redang Island Resort  
Redang Bay Resort   
Redang Beach Resort  
Redang Kalong Resort  
Redang Holiday Resort   
Redang Pelangi Resort 
Redang Reef Resort  
 
 
*Perhentian Island (Pulau Perhentian), Terengganu 
Arwana Perhentian Eco Resort & Beach Chalet  
Bubbles Island Resort  
Bubu Resort at Long Beach Perhentian Kecil 
Coral View Resort   
New Cocohut Chalet  
Perhentian Island Resort   
Senja Bay Resort (Ex.Suria Perhentian Dive Resort)  
Tuna Bay island Resort   
 
*Lang Tengah Island (Pulau Lang Tengah), Terengganu 
Blue Coral Island Resort   
D’ Coconut Lagoon  
Redang Lang Island Resort  
Square Point Resort   
 
*Gemia Island (Pulau Gemia), Terengganu 
Gem Island Resort Marang 
 
 
*Duyong Island (Pulau Duyong), Terengganu 
Ri-Yaz Heritage Resort & Spa    
 

*Kapas Island (Pulau Kapas), Terengganu 
Duta Puri Island Resort 
Kapas Island Resort 
 Kapas Turtle Valley
 Kapas Beach Chalet
Kapas Garden Resort

*Tenggol Island (Pulau Tenggol), Terengganu 
Tenggol Island Resort(ex.Tenggol Aqua)   
 
*others location
The Aryani Terengganu 
Sankris Lodge
Abdul Chalet
Bintang Chalet
Mama’s Place
Watercolours Impiani Resort & Restaurant
Panorama Chalet Resort
Qimi Chalet
Petani Beach House
D’Coconut Lagoon
Matahari Chalet
Seri Indah Resort
Maya Beach Resort
Rumbia Resort Paka
Mozana Redang Resort
Bayu Dive Lodge
Mohsin Chalet
Everfresh Beach Resort  
 Moonlight Chalet
Mohsin Resort
 Lang Sari Resort
Aseania Resort Pulau Besar

It is sometimes informally known as the Las Vegas of Malaysia, dubbed the “City of Entertainment” as it is the only legal land-based casino in Malaysia, run by Resorts World Bhd, a sub-company of Genting Group. The resort, Genting Highlands Resort, also features many hotels owned by Genting subsidiaries including Awana Genting, First World Hotel, Genting Hotel, Highlands Hotel, Resort Hotel and Theme Park Hotel. Facilities in this resort include two theme parks, a Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum, a wind-turbine sky diving simulator, golf courses and shopping malls. In 2006, Guinness World Records listed the First World Hotel as the world’s largest hotel with a total of 6,118 rooms. It was later surpassed by The Venetian Las Vegas and MGM Grand Las Vegas, which have 7,128 and 6,852 rooms respectively. There is a computerised system outside First World Hotel which can automatically calculate the number of parking-bays left in four hotels; First World Hotel, Genting Hotel, Highlands Hotel and Resort Hotel. Genting Highlands is also home to a 100 million year old forest

-hotel at the Genting Highland-

MAXIMS
GENTING HOTEL
HIGHLAND HOTEL
RESORT HOTEL
THEME PARK HOTEL
THE FIRST WORLD HOTEL
AWANA GENTING HIGHLANDS GOLF & COUNTRY RESORT

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How To Go Genting

1. By bus:
Express bus services arrive at Gohtong Jaya Skyway station, or head directly to the resort when the skyway system is closed for maintenance or after the operational time.
 
1. By bus:
Express bus services arrive at Gohtong Jaya Skyway station, or head directly to the resort when the skyway system is closed for maintenance or after the operational time.
Genting Express Bus to/from KL Sentral, Jalan Duta Coach Station, Hentian Duta, Puduraya and Gombak LRT Station (RM8.30-8.50 one way, about one hour’s drive);
Transtar to/from Singapore (S$68/57 one-way).

2. By Car
From Kuala Lumpur: via Kurak Highway or Pahang Road (Route 68), about 45 minutes-1 hour;
From Singapore: Malaysia causeway (Toll RM2.60), enter North-South Expressway at Skudai toll, exit at Sungai Besi (Toll RM41.90), proceed from KL, go on till Karak Highway (Toll RM5.00).

3. Other means
Taxis, luxury coaches, limousine services, and helicopter charters.

What To Do in Genting

Ride the Genting Skyway:
Southeast Asia’s longest (3.8km) and the world’s fastest (6 meters/second) skyway system. Disembark at Gohtong Jaya township, RM4.00 one way, RM7.00 return.

Ride the Genting Skyway:
Southeast Asia’s longest (3.8km) and the world’s fastest (6 meters/second) skyway system. Disembark at Gohtong Jaya township, RM4.00 one way, RM7.00 return.

Go gambling:
Casino de Genting, one of the largest and leading casinos in the world; StarWorld, a smaller-size replica of the Casino de Genting.

Visit theme parks:
Genting Theme Park (Space Shot, Corkscrew, Cyclone, Flying Coaster, Flying Dragon, Rolling Thunder Mine Train), whose Outdoor Theme Park from 8:00amto 8:00pm, Indoor Theme Park opens daily from 8:00am to midnight;
First World Plaza Theme Park, a shopping-mall-cum-indoor-amusement-park featuring six theme areas in different countries, namely Champs Elysee in France, London in England, Venice in Italy, Times Square and Universal Walk in the US, Swiss Alps in Switzerland and Genting Walk in Malaysia, opens daily from 8:00am to midnight.

Awana Genting Highlands Golf & Country Resort:
With an 18-hole, par-71 golf course, and eco-sports activities like abseiling, camping, mountain biking, horseback riding through the mountains, and jungle trek through the surrounding valleys.

Shows and entertainment:
Arena of Stars has big-name concerts and shows at weekends.

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 hotels at genting:

First World Hotel Genting Highlands
Genting Highlands
69000 Pahang Darul Makmur
Malaysia
Star ***
 
First World Hotel is situated 51 kilometers from the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur. It lies northeast of Genting, the city of entertainment. The hotel has a tastefully decorated rainforest themed lobby and a beautiful garden. Rooms come with ensuite bathrooms and are comfortably furnished with all modern amenities.
 
Hotel Facilties and Services 
The hotel offers a number of services and amenities including:Banquet facilities
Cafe Lobby Parking facilities Restaurant
 
Rooms and Suites 
Each of the hotel’s rooms and suits has the ollowing features:
2 Single Beds
Standing Shower
14″ Television
Telephone 

RATES from 142myr
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Awana Genting Highlands Golf & Country Club Resort
KM13, Genting Highlands
69000 Pahang Darul Makmur, Malaysia
Star *****
 
Awana Genting Highlands Golf & Country Club Resort is a 27-storey hotel with a 304-room tower that gives guests an extensive view of the lovely 18-hole golf course and beyond. At the resort the cool, refreshing and soothing mountain air makes it a pleasure to play a round of golf at the PGA-standard Awana Golf Course, which is listed as one of the world’s top 100 golf courses and one of the best in the region. The hotel offers modern services and facilities to make your stay Comfortable.
 
Hotel Facilties and Services 
The hotel offers a number of services and amenities including:
Tennis/Squash
Driving Range
Jungle Trekking
Children’s Library
Golf Pro Shop
Badminton
Table Tennis
Par Course
Jungle Trekking
Sauna/Steam bath
Gymnasium
Massage
Computer Games
Business & meeting facilities
Banquet & Conference rooms
 
Rooms and Suites 
Hotel rooms are equipped with features including twin bed or King-sized bed, coffee/tea making facility (for selected rooms only), color TV, international direct dialing telephone, and separate baths and showers (for selected rooms only).
 

RATES fom 202myr

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Resort Hotel Genting Highlands
Genting Highlands,
Pahang Darul Makmur, 69000
Malaysia
Star****
 

Resort Hotel is located amidst the cool comfort and majestic natural landscapes of Genting – City Of Entertainment. It is a four-star, 838-room Resort Hotel, which adjoins the Genting Hotel. The hotel offers modern amenities and services to make your stay comfortable. It houses five meeting rooms catering to the needs of small, medium and large functions.
 
Hotel Facilties and Services 
The hotel offers a number of services and amenities including:
Laundry
Swimming pool
Discotheque
Casino
Theme Park
Facilities for physically challenged
 
Rooms and Suites 
Each of the hotel’s rooms and suits has the following features:
Color TV IDD Telephone In-House Movies Tea/Coffee making facilities

RATES from 209myr
 
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Hotel Theme Park Genting
Genting Highlands,
Pahang Darul Makmur, 69000
Malaysia
Star ***
The Theme Park Hotel displays a spectacular ambience of color, pomp and pageantry. Grandeur is reflected in its gaily-decorated walls where crests and coat of arms extend a grand welcome to guests. And just a brisk walk across the road is the ever-popular Genting Theme Park (outdoor) with its myriad attractions for the young and old alike. The hotel has family suites, double rooms, triple rooms, and superior rooms well equipped with modern amenities to make your stay comfortable.
 
Hotel Facilties and Services 
The hotel offers a number of services and amenities including:
Laundry
Swimming Pool
Discotheque
Casino
Theme Park
 
Rooms and Suites 
Each of the hotel’s s uperior rooms has the following features:
Radio and television with in-house video
Free baby cot on request
Hair dryer and iron on rent
Vending machines and water dispenser 
RATES from 135myr – 209myr
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Maxim Hotel, Genting Highlands
Genting Hotel,
Genting Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur, 69000
Star *****

The Genting Hotel is located in Genting Highlands and is towering majestically. Situated 51km northeast of the federal capital of Kuala Lumpur.

 Hotel Facilities

Air Conditioning, Baby Sitting,
Banquet Facilities,
Bar/Lounge,
Business Center,
Coffee Shop,
Conference Facilities,
Fitness Center,
Foreign Exchange,
Hotel Doctor,
In-House Movies, In-Room Safe, Laundry, Mini-bar,

Non-smoking rooms, Parking, Restaurant, Room

Service, Rooms for disabled, Satellite/Cable TV,

Sauna/Spa, Swimming Pool, Tennis Court,

Disco/Nightclub, Casino, Massage

Rooms and Suites
Hotel with its 692 luxurious rooms, an extensive

Range of entertainment and recreational

facilities. Genting Hotel also offers

thematically decorated rooms that are designed

for guests’ comfort and convenience.

RATES from 1229myr – 5212myr

Malaysia money currency

- any currency inquiry try currency converter on our right side bar

Travellers cheques can be exchanged for Malaysian Ringgit at commercial banks, hotels or at authorised money changers. All major hotels are only licensed to buy, but not sell, foreign currencies in the form of notes and travellers cheques. Credit cards including American Express, Visa, Master Card and Diners Club are accepted at most hotels, shopping centres and major restaurants. ATMs are widely available

Duty Free: Travellers to Malaysia do not have to pay customs duty on 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars or 225g tobacco; 1 litre wine, spirits or malt liquor; 100 matches; cosmetic products to the value of RM200; up to three new items of clothing and one pair of footwear; one portable electrical or battery-operated appliance for personal hygiene; food preparations to the value of RM75; souvenirs and gifts to the value of RM200 (with the exception of goods from Langkawi and Labuan, to the value of RM500). Prohibited items include goods from Haiti, counterfeit money and illegal drugs.

malaysia climate and weather

The country is made up of two regions. Peninsular Malaysia which lies between Thailand and Singapore, and East Malaysia across the South China Sea on the island of Borneo. The combined land area of both regions is about 330,400 sq km (127,000 sq miles). 
 
The Peninsular is divided into the ‘east coast’ and the ‘west coast’ by the Main Range, known as Banjaran Titiwangsa, which runs from the Malaysia-Thai border in the north to the southern state of Negeri Sembilan. Geographically, East Malaysia is rugged, with a series of mountain range encompassing the interior regions of both states.

The Crocker Range in Sabah is the site of Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in South East Asia. Low’s Peak, at 4,093 metres above sea level, is the highest point of the mountain.

 
  The country is generally warm throughout the year with humid tropical climate temperatures ranging from 21° to 32° Celsius in the lowlands.Temperatures and humidity are high all year round, Malaysia’s position in the equatorial zone guarantees a classic tropical climate with relative humidity levels usually around 90%.but it is slightly cooler in the mountains. This can however be as low as 16° Celsius in the highlands. Annual rainfall is heavy at 2,500mm (100 inches). Malaysia has a hot with two monsoon seasons, one between October and February and the other from April to October; the latter is characterised by thunderstorms. 
 
On a rainy day, thunder and lightning often accompany the heavy downpour which normally lasts for about an hour or two. The high humidity level at 80% throughout the year favours light and sweat-absorbent material like cotton for daily dressing.

Generally, Malaysia has two distinct seasons. The dry season occurs during the south-west monsoon from May and September. The northeast monsoon brings the rainy season to the country during mid-November till March. 
 
Try to avoid east coast destinations and Island Malaysia between November and January. Otherwise, Malaysia can be enjoyed at any time of year as the weather is generally hot, sunny and fairly uniform; it’s rare to have a day without showers and unusual to have a day without sunshine. Take light summer clothes, carry an umbrella and an extra warm sweater if visiting the hill stations.
Slightly thicker clothing may also be worn in air-conditioned spaces like cinemas and meeting rooms.

If heat is your enemy, the only alternative is to ensure the home you choose for yourself has excellent ventilation with lots of windows for better air circulation, and is fitted with air-conditioning.
Most accommodation will have air conditioning although many houses and apartments will only have it in the bedrooms.

Royal Brunei Airlines Sdn Bhd (Malay: Penerbangan DiRaja Brunei, or RBA, is the flag carrier airline of the Sultanate of Brunei. It is wholly owned by the Government of Brunei. Its home base is the Brunei International Airport in Berakas, just to the north of the capital city of Brunei, Bandar Seri Begawan.

ROYAL BRUNEI AIRLINES – ROYAL AIRLINES – CHEAP TICKETS – VISITING BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

Royal Brunei Airlines was established on 18 November 1974 with two Boeing 737s.The airline’s first flight was on 14 April 1975 from the new Brunei International Airport to Singapore. Flights to the then British colony of Hong Kong and the city of Kota Kinabalu and Kuching in East Malaysia/Malaysian Borneo started the same day. Early route expansion included services to Manila, Philippines in 1976, and Bangkok, Thailand in 1977.

Royal Brunei acquired a third Boeing 737 in 1980, allowing the airline to reach Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in 1981 and Darwin, Australia, in 1983.
From National Independence
After the independence of Brunei from the United Kingdom on 1 January 1984, services commenced to Jakarta, Indonesia, on 3 January, thus linking all the other five capital cities of ASEAN to Brunei.

Three Boeing 757 aircraft were purchased in the mid 1980s to enable the airline to expand to Taipei in 1986, and Dubai, United Arab Emirates in 1988. In 1990, Royal Brunei began their first flight to Europe when they started services to Frankfurt, Germany, via Bangkok and Dubai. Services to London Gatwick Airport commenced in 1990 via Singapore and Dubai, and changed to London Heathrow Airport in 1991. Also in 1991 routes opened to Perth, Western Australia, and to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, via Dubai.
Rapid Expansion
With the airline’s rapid expansion the 737s were sold and Boeing 767 aircraft bought. The delivery of the first Boeing 767 broke a world record when it flew 17 hours and 54 minutes non stop from the Boeing company in Seattle to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, Kenya, on its way to Brunei. Seven more 767s were delivered, taking the fleet to eight 767s and two Boeing 757s (One of the 757s were sold off to fund the purchase of the new 767s).

In March 1993, Abu Dhabi was added to the route network and flights to Frankfurt and Jeddah were routed through Abu Dhabi instead of Dubai. Bali was the second Indonesian city to be added to the network in May of the same year. Flights to the third destination in Europe, Zürich, commenced in August 1993 via Kuala Lumpur and another new destination Bahrain. Before the end of the year, services to Beijing, China (October), and Cairo, Egypt (November), via Kuala Lumpur and Bahrain, were inaugurated. Royal Brunei sold its last Boeing 737-200s to Aloha Airlines of Hawaii in 1993.

The growth of the network continued in 1994. The delivery of two Fokker 50 aircraft were used to start services to Miri and Labuan in East Malaysia of the same year. Flights to Brisbane, Australia, and Osaka, Japan, commenced the same year in June and December respectively (the Brisbane service was initially routed via Darwin but later upgraded to a nonstop flight). The desire to link all the major Oil and Gas cities on Borneo saw the addition of Balikpapan to the route network in December.

Royal Brunei Airlines Boeing 767-300 landingIn 1995, services began to Kolkata (Calcutta), India, via Singapore and then on towards Dubai. Two Dornier 228s were purchased in the same year and leased to the Malaysian regional carrier, Hornbill Airways, to connect Brunei by air to Mulu. The service to Cairo was suspended in the middle 1995 due to low passenger numbers.

The F-50s were replaced by the larger and more comfortable F-100 jets in 1996 which fueled expansion to Bintulu. The route to Zürich was suspended in September 1996 to enable Royal Brunei to commence daily services to London Heathrow. Some of the flights to London were routed through Yangon, Burma, and Abu Dhabi, instead of via Singapore and Dubai. Yangon proved uneconomic and was dropped from the route the following year.
Consolidation
In August 1997, a Dornier 228 owned by Royal Brunei Airlines but operated and maintained by Malaysian regional carrier Hornbill Airways, carrying 19 passengers to Miri, crashed into high ground near Miri airport. All 19 passengers and two crew died. The Dornier 228s were sold in 1997 and short haul services connecting Brunei to Miri, Labuan, Mulu and Bintulu were terminated. Surabaya was the fourth Indonesian destination to be added to the network later that year.

Unprofitable cheap flights routes to Beijing and Osaka were suspended in 1998 and the F-100s were also sold off to Alpi Eagles Airlines in 1998.

Kuwait was added to the network in 2000 and was served via Singapore, Kolkata and Dubai. It was suspended a year later. Services also began to Shanghai Pudong International Airport in 2001. Royal Brunei started online booking facilities the same year.
Restructuring
After years of unprofitable operation, Royal Brunei began major restructuring in year 2003. The plan was for Royal Brunei’s fleet to grow from 9 aircraft in 2003 to 24 aircraft by the year 2013. The fleet of 6 Boeing 767 will be changed to 15 new narrow-bodied aircraft and 8 wide-bodied aircraft. The plan calls for half of the new aircraft to be leased and the others to be purchased. The plan also included new services to Auckland, Tokyo, Ho Chi Minh City, Sydney and Seoul and to increase its frequencies on other flights.

In 2003, the deliveries of the new Airbus A319 and A320 marked the start of the re-equipping exercise. Two A319s were delivered on August 28 and September 3. A320s were added December 9 and January 3, 2005. All of the Airbus were leased from CIT Aerospace of USA in a seven year contract. The Airbuses fly mainly on regional routes. With the introduction of new aircraft, the Boeing 757 has been phased out and sold to other parties.

In May 2003, Royal Skies, the airlines’ frequent flyer programme, was launched.

On 31 October 2003, a Royal Brunei jet touched down at Auckland International Airport making it the first destination in New Zealand and the first new destination added to the network as part of the restructuring exercise.

By end of the year 2003, Royal Brunei entered a controversial agreement with Royal Tongan Airlines of Tonga. Under the agreement, Royal Tongan Airlines was to wet-lease one of the two remaining B757s of Royal Brunei. In return, Royal Brunei was given the opportunities to open its market to the US. The deal did not happen because Royal Tongan Airlines went into bankruptcy with huge debt in mid 2004, after less than 6 months of operation. As Royal Tongan Airlines was unable to pay the fees, the B757 was repossessed and stored in Auckland International Airport.

In January 2004, the airline launched Blue Sky Fares, a low cost Internet booking facility, offering cheaper economy class fares to selected destinations, to compete with low cost carriers in the region, such as AirAsia.

Starting in March 2004, four of Royal Brunei’s Boeing 767 aircraft were modified by the introduction of SkyDreamer seats in Business Class to replace the old First Class and Business Class Skyluxe seats. Business Class was renamed as Sky Executive Class and in Economy class each seat was installed with an 8.4 inch TV. Sky Executive Class was subsequently renamed Business Class following poor response from the public.

The unprofitable Taipei route was suspended in late 2004. Kuching and Kolkata were dropped on 31 Oct 2004 due to the rising oil prices, but at the same time, Sydney was added to the route network. Commencing 17 December, flights to Jeddah were routed through Sharjah instead of Abu Dhabi.[1]

The last B757 was retired from the Royal Brunei fleet in early 2005.

Destinations

Main article: Royal Brunei Airlines destinations
Royal Brunei has started services to three of the five destinations (Auckland, Sydney and Ho Chi Minh City) stated in the 2003 restructuring plan. Services to Tokyo and Seoul mentioned in the restructuring plan have yet to commence. Sydney was added to the network in 2004, but will be “suspended” (at the same time as Bali) in 2008.[6]

Code Share Flights

The airlines has a code share agreement with Malaysia Airlines (Kuala Lumpur – Brunei), BMI (London to 6 British cities), Dragonair (Hong Kong – Brunei), Philippine Airlines (Manila – Brunei), and Thai (Bangkok – Brunei). Royal Brunei operates on all these routes with the exception of the domestic British flights which are operated by BMI. Some of the codeshare flights to destinations in Malaysia are also operated by Malaysia Airlines in addition to services operated by Royal Brunei.

Warning to all passengers traveling to or transiting in Negara Brunei Darussalam:

A stern reminder to all passengers traveling to or transiting in Brunei International Airport (BIA) Negara Brunei Darussalam that the carrying and possession of prohibited items such as drugs and live ammunitions is considered a serious offense. This also includes AMULETS OR LUCKY CHARMS made from bullets.

Possession of a bullet is a serious offense in Negara Brunei Darussalam. The punishment for such offense is imprisonment for a term no less than 5 years and no more than 15 years. Offenders shall also be punished with whipping of no less than 3 strokes and no more than 12 strokes.

Customs: Passengers will not be charged duty for carrying up to 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 227 grams of tobacco; two bottles of liquor plus 12 cans of beer (only for non-Muslims); and a reasonable quantity of perfumes.

Visas: German, Malaysians, Singaporeans and British nationals with right of abode in the United Kingdom and New Zealand are exempted from the requirement to obtain a visa for visits not exceeding 30 days. American passport holders can enter Brunei Darussalam for three months without visas. For nationals of Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Republic of Maldives, The Netherlands, Norway, Oman, The Philippines, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand and The Principality of Liechtenstein, visas are waived for 14-day visits. Nationals of Australia are issued visas on arrival at the Brunei International Airport for visits not exceeding 14 days.

All other visitors entering Brunei Darussalam must have visas obtainable from any Brunei Darussalam diplomatic mission abroad. This Visas are normally issued for a two-week stay but can be renewed in Brunei. Visitors must hold onward tickets or sufficient funds to support themselves while in the country.

N.B. For more details please contact your nearest Brunei Embassy or diplomatic representative.

Transportation: The airport is about 11 kilometres from the capital. Taxis, car rentals and buses are available.

Currency: The Brunei dollar is on a par with the Singapore dollar, which is also accepted in Brunei. Banks, hotels and many department stores will cash traveller’s cheques. Some banks provide automated tellers linked to global access systems.

Clothing: Light clothing is advisable as the climate is generally warm and humid. Women are asked to dress modestly in keeping with local custom.

Language: Malay is the official language but English is widely used. Other languages include Chinese and its dialect variants and other indigenous dialects. Although the official religion is Islam, other faiths including Christianity and Buddhism are practised.

Health: Doctors provide private medical services for a nominal charge. There are a number of state health clinics and hospitals.

Credit cards: Hotels, department stores and other major establishments generally accept all internationally known credit cards.

Tipping: Optional. Some hotels add a 10 percent service charge to their room rates.

Telephones: Overseas calls can be made from hotel rooms through the operator, or via international direct dialling (IDD). There are also coin and phonecard operated public telephones.

Utilities: Power supply is 220 – 240 volts, 50 cycles. The PAL and NTSC system are used by local television. Tap water is generally safe to drink although some take the precaution of boiling it.

Media: Media: Radio Television Brunei has nightly news bulletins and a range of popular entertainment in both English and Malay. Cable network and Malaysian television programmes can also be received. There are two local daily newspapers namely: The Borneo Bulletin (English) and Media Permata (malay). Other regional and international publications are also available at newsstands.

Food: For the adventurous, the food stalls offer Malay favourites, such as satay (barbecued meat on a skewer) and local dishes prepared with curry or coconut milk. Chinese, European and Indian cuisines are also available.

Hotels: Accommodation in the capital ranges from international standard to middle range hotels. Service apartments are also available at reasonable rates.

Shopping: Department stores and shops offer goods ranging from cosmetics and stereos to local handicrafts such as the kris (an ornamental dagger); miniature brass cannon; and kain songket, a cloth with gold or silver thread.

Festivals and Celebrations: National Day, 23 February; Hari Raya, the end of the Muslim fasting month; and His Majesty The Sultan’s birthday, July 15. Other public holidays include Chinese New Year and Christmas.

Customs and courtesy: Thoughtful visitors learn to appreciate the nation’s devotion to Islam. In mosques, visitors should remove their shoes and not to pass in front of people at prayer. Never touch the Al-Quran. A woman should ensure that her head, knees and arms are covered before entering mosques.

A Bruneian shakes hands lightly and brings his hands to his chest. Members of the opposite sex do not shake hands. It is impolite to point with the index finger (use the right thumb instead) or to beckon someone with fingers upmost. Instead the whole hand should be waved with palm facing downwards. The right fist should never be smacked into the left palm. Gifts, particularly food, are passed with the right hand. When sitting, the sole of your feet should not be pointed towards your companions.