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District: Beach
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A beachfront resort on a magnificent 8 acres, Pangkor, offering good service, an outdoor pool and many kinds of accommodation
Okay5.8
(213 reviews)
District: Beach
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Set on the coastline of Pangkor Island. Offers a 18-hole golf course and attentive service & facilities
District: Beach
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Located on Pangkor Island. Set amidst a 64 acre idyllic garden and a glorious white sandy beach
Good7.5
(871 reviews)
District: Pangkor Lout Island
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Located on the beach. Rooms are on a hillside or along the beach, or set on stilts over the sea
Great8.9
(413 reviews)
District: Beach
A typical Malaysian kampong village with individual chalets spread over 40 acres of landscape gardens
Okay5.9
(59 reviews)
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Introduction to Pangkor, Malaysia
Pangkor, or Pulau Pangkor, is a small island off the western coast of Peninsular Malaysia, near the town of Lumut. There are several Pangkor hotels to choose from, some being extremely luxurious. There is no bridge to the mainland, so visitors can only access the island by boat. The island is known to have some of the best beaches and whitest sand on the western coast of Malaysia and is a popular destination for locals as well as international visitors. There is not particularly much to see on the island itself, as many visitors come here to enjoy world-class beaches like Pasir Bogak and Golden Sand Bay and the many water sports on offer. However, there are several small fishing villages on the east side of the island, with buildings on stilts and traditional boat making, which are worth a visit. The main town on the island is Pangkor Town, but it is made up of pretty much one street. There are few shops and restaurants here.Visit our Pangkor Travel Guide
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