Malaysian anglers must try this spot to tame the fish in a paradise scenery. Originally build for fishing purpose, it has attract alot of fish tamer to enjoy their heavenly best accomodation while they are not to mention, in the midde of sea. many anglers had experience this place and had come again wheather to fishing or relax on vacation.

Welcome to Kelong Paradise

Kelong Paradise has change its name to Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort manage by Line Alright Dot Com. It is a haven for diehard anglers. Sitting 15 nautical miles off Sabak Bernam, MALAYSIA, Kelong Paradise is right in the fish middle of the sea that promises nothing but the best in terms of catch.

This is the one place where anglers can fish in peace. The Selangor State Government has created a haven for diehard anglers right in the middle of the sea that promises nothing but the best in terms of catch.

Built at a cost of RM10 million, the kelong has been attracting fishing enthusiasts from all over the country because the waters around it teem with jenahak, tenggiri, kurau, stingray, senangin and gelama, among others. Senangin is the most popular fish among anglers and the best months to land this fish is from March through to August.

An ultimate paradise for those who want to enjoy a relaxed and peaceful weekend, where time literally seems to slow down. Also experience the sunset in the middle of the sea with your loved ones.
 
Getting there 
 
Sabak Bernam, which is 30km from Teluk Intan, is accesible through coastal road. The best way to get there is to exit the North-South Expressway at Sungai Buloh and heads towards Kuala Selangor. The drive to Sabak Bernam take anywhere between two to two and half hours.The kelong is a 15 minute ride and 20 minutes drive from Sabak Bernam to the jetty which is located at Bagan Nakhoda Omar.
You will be transported from Bagan Nahkoda Omar jetty to the kelong in a 10-seater boat.
 

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package promotion—-
ANGLERS DAY
(Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday except Public and School Holiday)
 
only RM120
nett per person
 
Package includes:
Two way boat transfer from BNO Jetty to Kelong Paradise
5 meals per day (Breakfast, Lunch, Tea, Dinner, Supper)

honeymoon package==
New Package 
RM628 nett

(2 days 1 night) 

Inclusive

 Two way boat transfer BNO Jetty – KPWR
 Exclusive Accommodation
 Breakfast + Lunch + Tea + Candlelight Dinner + Supper
 Fishing packages
 One hour karaoke in VIP Room

Please present your marriage certificate when you check in.
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-Fishing Package -
 
Fishing Package
24 hours
2 way boat transfer Bagan Nakhoda Omar Jetty-Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort
Breakfast + Lunch + Tea + Dinner + Supper
** excluding sleeping accommondation

   
Deep Sea Fishing Package
  
Package 1
Fishing at Kapal Pecah
Maximum 10 person
** excluding sleeping accommondation
 
 
   
Package 2
Fishing at Pulau Sembilan

Maximum 10 person
** excluding sleeping accommondation
** Boat is equip with GPRS Eco-sounder, cooking utensils, life jacket & toilet.
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-Meeting Package-
Meeting Package
Day trip-8 hours
Capacity: 20-100 persons
Includes:

2 way boat transfer (Bagan Nakhoda Omar jetty – Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort)
Breakfast + lunch + tea
PA system & LCD projector (avaiable for rental)
Meeting room
**excluding fishing
 
 
 
Seminar Package
2 Days 1 night
Capacity: 20-42 persons
Includes:

2 way boat transfer (Bagan Nakhoda Omar jetty – Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort)
Breakfast + lunch + tea + dinner + supper
PA system & LCD projector (avaiable for rental)
Meeting room
Sleeping accommondation
**excluding fishing

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Non-Fishing Package 
Holiday Package(Non Fishing Package)
24 hours
Includes:

2 way boat transfer Bagan Nakhoda Omar jetty – Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort
Breakfast + lunch + tea + dinner + supper
**excluding sleeping accommondation

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Value for Money Packages 
In addition to the above, we also offer the following selections to suit your needs:
Group package
Individual package
Family package
Seafood Barbeque Package
Please contact us for further details.

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 -Accomondation  -

‘Sekendi Suite’
Max. 5 person
Facilities:
Queen size & triple decker bed
TV & Astro
Coffee bar
Private bathroom
 
‘Sekendi Deluxe’
Max. 4 person
Facilities:
Queen size bed
TV & Astro
Coffee bar
Private washroom
 
‘Sekendi Executive’
Max. 4 person
Facilities:
Queen size bed
Sofa bed
TV & Astro
Private washroom
 
 
Sekendi
Max.  6 person

Sekendi Executive Dormitory
Capacity : 10-22 person
 
Sekendi Dormitory
Capacity: 20-42 person
  
 
The VIP room is available at RM150 per night while each bed in the dorm is rented out at RM25 per night. Food is available at RM8 per person, per meal. Tea is provided at RM5 per person.

* all rooms and dormitory are fully air-condition.
Prices are subject to change without any prior notice.
  
 
- Facilities -

Fishing rod avaiable for rental
**excluding bait and sinker

Live and dead baits avaiable upon request
 
-Karaoke Room
-Driving range
-Putting range
-American pool
-Surau
-Children Indoor Games

 
 
Contact:
 
Manager
Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort
Suite 838, Level 8, Block A, Lobby B, Kelana Centre Point, 
No. 3, Jalan SS7/19 Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya 
Selangor 
MALAYSIA 
47301 

-tips-
 
The best fishing times at the kelong are late in the night when the tide is going down.
The resort has 48 rooms and six suites. On weekdays, it enjoys a 50 to 60 per cent occupancy, while on weekends and public holidays, it is fully booked.
Fishing package per person at RM128 +5 meals +transportation to and fro from Bagan Nakhoda Omar.

Due to the popularity and easy accessibility of this house reef, over the years it has suffered quite a lot of damage particularly the corals nearer shore. During low tide, the corals are in very shallow water and are easily damaged through physical contact with snorkellers when they stand on them or kick them accidentally, especially when wearing booties or fins. As a precaution, some environmentally-conscious resorts at Pasir Panjang have stopped rental of fins to guests who snorkel. Please do not use fins unless you are able to control your buoyancy and use them well. Snorkel carefully, don’t go too near the corals and for your own safety, do not snorkel beyond the floating white markers where you may put yourself in the path of boats.

2.Tanjung Mak Cantik

The house reef at Tanjung Mak Cantik begins in front of Redang Reef resort and goes around the rocky outcrop to the back of the resort.

This house reef is easily accessible from the front and rear beach of Redang Reef Resort at southern Pasir Panjang. From the front beach, get in the water and snorkel right along the rocky outcrop. It is not as ‘busy’ as Shark Bay, but you’ll get to see just as much variety of reef life, including a resident stingray, titan triggerfish, school of squid, porcupine fish, giant grouper, clams, christmas tree coral and perhaps even a banded krait sea snake and octopus.

Alternatively, you can also start from the rear beach and head out with the outcrop to your left. Going around the outcrop should be left to experienced snorkellers as the water can get a little choppy once you reach the side facing the open sea.

3.Marine Park Centre

The Marine Park Centre is the most popular snorkelling destination and can be crowded during peak visiting season. At 3-6m deep,the area around the jetty at the Marine Park Centre in Pulau Pinang is covered mainly with hard corals and offers easy access to a large variety of marine life that are resident among the PVC pipes of the artificial reef directly under the jetty, the most popular being the resident moray eel.

This place has the largest concentration of fishes in any single location probably due to the fact that many visitors feed the fish. Expect plenty of hungry damselfish, sergeant majors, wrasses, parrotfish and the resident triggerfish seeking food handouts from visitors. Just be careful not to get your fingers mistaken for food! Napolean wrasses are occasionally spotted to the west of the jetty, as are adult blacktip sharks.

To the east of the jetty is a shipwreck lying in about 8-10 metres of water with part of it visible above the water surface. The coral encrusted structures make it an interesting place to explore. Just be careful not to scratch yourself on the metal structures and avoid touching the stinging hydroids that grow on the wreck. It’s many crevices and hiding places are home to moray eels, giant groupers, batfish and angelfish. Be careful of currents when swimming out to the wreck – it is best to avoid visiting it when there are currents. Also keep within the white marker buoys as there are strong currents sweeping through the channel between Pulau Pinang and Pulau Redang.