90km southwest of Ipoh, Pulau Pangkor is merely 40 minutes away from Lumut by ferry.

The west coast of Pangkor is a popular destination for tourists from far and near. The fine beaches of Pantai Puteri Dewi offers a host of amenities like hotels, meeting halls, indoor and outdoor activities, golfing and various watersports facilities.

For those who are keen on history, the old Duch fortress at Teluk Gedung is a must-see. Built in 1670, the fortress was intended to guard off pirates and local Malays.

There are a few bays on the island suitable for swimming and sunbathing, such as Tortoise Bay, Teluk Nipah and Teluk Dalam. Part of the Pulau Pangkor Marine Park, the tranquil Teluk Nipah with its marvellous marine ecosystem and vast coral reef, is an indisputable diving paradise.

Another ideal diving spot is Pantai Pasir Bogak. Vastly popular among tourists, the coral beach offers a host of tourist amenities such as hotels, chalets, boating and rod fishing.

Going to Pulau Pangkor
Pulau Pangkor can be reached by half-hourly ferries from the town of Lumut.