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9 Fishing Kelong in Johor (Fishing Experts’ Top List)

Have you ever wanted to get away from it all, away from the city and all the hustle and bustle of modern life?

You may want to spend a few days in the peace and quiet of a place far from your normal haunts.

What you really need is a few days at a Kelong in Johor.

A Kelong is the name given to an off-shore fishing village in Southeast Asia.

In this article, you will find the best Kelongs in the southern province of Peninsular Malaysia, their contacts and how to get there from Singapore and from Johor Bahru.

Fishing Kelong in Johor

1. poseidon oysterbay resort.

Poseidon Oysterbay Resort is one of the famous fishing kelong in Johor. It is a floating resort built almost entirely by Chengal Wood. The room rate is RM260 per night which includes transport from Teluk Sengat Jetty, breakfast and taxes.

Also read:  Kukup Travel Guide: How To Go To Kukup From Singapore

With only 2 minutes boat ride from Teluk Sengai Jetty, you can get to Poseidon Oysterbay Resort that sits 1km off the village from Teluk Sengat. For Singaporeans, pick-up cruise can be arranged from Changi Ferry Terminal to Tg. Belungkor Ferry Terminal .

The resort boasts 2 floors. The ground floor has an oyster bar and a semi-open dining area. Air conditioned rooms are located at the upper floor and each features a private balcony overlooking the Senai-Desaru bridge, sunset, sunrise and Johor river.

The resort’s highlight is their high grade oysters produced in their eco-farm, namely Gillardeau tw and Belon yw. Also, the prawns, fish, mussels and crabs which captured nearby are often rated excellent by their guests in terms of freshness and quality.

Besides that, you can fishing at Poseidon Oysterbay Resort. It is ultimate place for you with friends or with your family to enjoy a peaceful and relaxed weekend.

2. Kelong Acheh Mersing

Sometimes all you need is to escape from the city and all its modernism. A trip out of town to Kelong Acheh is just what you need. It is a fishing outpost that is widely known for its untouched charm where you will have a great time to relax and unwind in a serene off-shore resort of its kind.

The gently rolling waves, the beautiful views, the sea breeze and the amazing sunsets will make this a getaway to remember. This floating resort also offers you some of the best fishing in the whole of Peninsular Malaysia.

Apart from that, you can enjoy the rest of the best things to do in Mersing including the clean beach at Pulau Acheh.

How To Get To Kelong Acheh Mersing Via Penyabong Jetty

Coming from Singapore, cross the Straits to Johor Bahru, then take the Kota Tinggi highway to Mersing and on to Tg Resang. Proceed to Penyabong and head to the jetty which will be at the end of the road. Park your car there and a 7 minute’s boat ride will get you to the resort.

3. Chia Soon Kelong

This Kelong is set towards the southeast of Johor just after Pulau Tekong. It is fully functional all throughout the year and visitors are always welcome. Due to its excellent location amidst sheltered islands, the Chia Soon Kelong is safe from the monsoons at all times.

It is just near the maritime border between Singapore and Malaysia. It is a wonderful getaway from busy city lives and a few days here will clear your mind and give your body the rejuvenation that it needs.

Also read:  Top 19 Destinations For Weekend Getaways From Singapore

Here you will find magical experiences to relax your body. It is a good place to bond with family and friends as you dip your hooks over the Kelong’s railings.

How To Get To Chia Soon Kelong Via Tg. Pengelih Jetty

You can opt to take a taxi to Changi Point Ferry Terminal. From there, you can take a boat to the Tg. Pengelih Jetty for customs and immigration processing and onward to Chia Soon Kelong. Alternatively, you can take the scenic route through Johor Bahru and onward to Tg Pengelih Jetty; a journey of about 80 or so kilometers and thereafter take a boat to Chia Soon Kelong.

4. Kukup Kelong

Kukup Kelong is a 100 year old off-shore fishing village. It inhabitants are mostly of Chinese origin as it has been for all these years.

Over time, people came to the Kelong for its fresh and delicious seafood and its off-shore location. Soon people came to spend weekends here and chalets to accommodate them were put up.

You can bring your family or friends here for some time away from their hectic lives. With great accommodation, exotic setting, splendid seafood and sea views to die for, the Kukup Kelong is one place you must visit this year.

How To Get To Kukup Kelong

Use the Johor Causeway to cross into Malaysia from Singapore and onwards to Johor Bahru. From this city, use the Lebuhraya Hubungan Kedua and join the Lebuhraya Pontian after 15 km. Drive on this road for up to where it joins Jalan Kukup. Drive into town and head for the jetty where a boat will take you to the Kelong.

5. Ah Fatt Kelong Fishing

This is one Kelong that is in Penyabong area. There is a rich variety of fish that can be caught at this site. Being a favorite for people who love to fish, it is usually has a sizeable crowd on weekends and public holidays.

The best thing about it is that you will always have a place to fish despite the crowds and that you can hire fishing equipment from the Kelong management if you did not bring your own.

There have been reports of people catching fish commonly caught by sport anglers here. You can try your luck too. Even if you are not an ardent fisherman, you will enjoy the experience of getting away from the city and all its hassles.

You will also enjoy the breeze from the sea as well as the great seascapes that are found there. Do not forget to come with your camera for the great pictures that you will take here.

How To Get To Ah Fatt Kelong Via Penyabong Jetty

From Singapore, use the causeway to get to Johor Bahru. From there you take the main road to Mersing to the northeast. From Mersing, drive on to Penyabong Jetty. This city is about 2 hour’s drive from Johor Bahru. From here, it is a 26 kilometer ride to the jetty where you will take a boat to Ah Fatt Kelong.

6. Pulau Kelong Sibu

Pulau Sibu island is well known for its beautiful beaches and turquoise coves and bays. It is within a marine park. The corals are breathtaking as is the swimming and snorkeling. Another of Pulau Sibu’s secrets is the Pulau Kelong .

This is a floating village built on wooden stilts. It was originally a fishing village but now most of what you will find there are visitor facilities.

Visitors come from Singapore and from all over Malaysia to enjoy the serenity that the Kelong provides. It is the perfect getaways for your family and friends. Accommodation is fine and so are the facilities for fishing, or for people who want to spend a quiet few days on the water away from noise and the daily grind of life.

How To Get To Pulau Kelong Sibu

After crossing the Causeway to Johor Bahru, take the Jalan Tun Abdul Razak road and link up with the 3/AH18 highway. Drive on this road towards Mersing but branch off to Jln Tanjung Leman after about 80 kilometers. From here, access the jetty and take a boat ride to Pulau Sibu and onwards to the Kelong.

7. VIP Fishing Resort

It is possible to stay overnight at this new resort via their RM120 day tours or their RM250-270 two-day, one-night package – which includes all meals:

• Chinese-style lunch
• Yummy hot-pot or BBQ dinner (with fresh seafood, of course)
• Breakfast the next day!

Or you can arrange group gatherings for friends and family, even the company functions as they have a large event space too with a maximum capacity of 50 pax!

In case you don’t feel like fishing as much as the rest of your party, there are other activities like:

• Enjoying their open Karaoke singing area
• Playing billiards or PS4
• Chilling at their lounge area – watch the sunset/ sunrise from the romantic decking
• Having a game of mahjong
• Catching up on your favorite TV channel (They have Astro)

The 2D1N package also includes transport to the resort (15 to 20-minute boat ride from Kong Kong terminal) and service charge.

8. KK Sea Resort

A fairly new offshore resort, KK Sea Resort has a lot to offer!

Fun for the whole family – everyone can have a go at fishing! There is plenty of room aboard!

With a maximum capacity of 35 people, you will not have to knock elbows with the person fishing next to you!

Kick back with a beer to watch the sunset after a round of fishing. There are some large species of fish here!

Enjoy the Chinese-style lunch buffer that the in-house chef will prepare along with a wholesome steamboat and BBQ dinner when night falls.

Plenty of fresh seafood to go round!

Of course, you can continue fishing on through the night or you can:

• Have a go at karaoke at their KTV lounge
• TV and mahjong are available too

The 2D1N package includes:

• Speedboat and ferry transfer (From Changi ferry terminal) to and from the resort
• Meals – High tea, breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Basic air-conditioned rooms for accommodation – for groups of 4 to 8 people

Contact the owner to get the price of 2D1N package now!

9. Ah Seng Fishing Resort (Permanently Closed)

2D1N packages are available at Ah Seng Fishing Resort. Package costs RM190 per person inclusive of accommodation and meals.

To get to the resort, it is a 20-minute boat ride from the pier at Pendas Sungai.

This journey to and from the Pendas Jetty to Ah Seng Fishing Resort is part of the package.

Private Taxi Service From Singapore To Johor Kelong

All these Kelongs are waiting for you to give you, your friends and family a good time. The best way to get to all these places is by road and your choice of transport should be a private taxi . After that, take the boat to reach these Kelong .

SGMYTAXI is the leading company in Singapore to provide private 7-seater taxi service from Singapore to Kelong . All the 7-seater vehicles are well maintained and driven by experienced and professional drivers who are very conversant with all these routes.

At all customs and immigration points, you will not have to alight the car to queue for processing. All this will be done while you are in the car. Your best transport to the Kelong in Malaysia from Singapore, SGMYTAXI.

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9 Fishing Kelong in Johor (Fishing Experts' Top List)

Have you ever wanted to get away from it all, away from the city and all the hustle and bustle of modern life?

You may want to spend a few days in the peace and quiet of a place far from your normal haunts.

What you really need is a few days at a Kelong in Johor.

A Kelong is the name given to an off-shore fishing village in Southeast Asia.

In this article, you will find the best Kelongs in the southern province of Peninsular Malaysia, their contacts and how to get there from Singapore and from Johor Bahru.

Fishing Kelong in Johor

1. poseidon oysterbay resort.

Poseidon Oysterbay Resort is one of the famous fishing kelong in Johor. It is a floating resort built almost entirely by Chengal Wood. The room rate is RM260 per night which includes transport from Teluk Sengat Jetty, breakfast and taxes.

Also read:  Kukup Travel Guide: How To Go To Kukup From Singapore

With only 2 minutes boat ride from Teluk Sengai Jetty, you can get to Poseidon Oysterbay Resort that sits 1km off the village from Teluk Sengat. For Singaporeans, pick-up cruise can be arranged from Changi Ferry Terminal to Tg. Belungkor Ferry Terminal .

The resort boasts 2 floors. The ground floor has an oyster bar and a semi-open dining area. Air conditioned rooms are located at the upper floor and each features a private balcony overlooking the Senai-Desaru bridge, sunset, sunrise and Johor river.

The resort’s highlight is their high grade oysters produced in their eco-farm, namely Gillardeau tw and Belon yw. Also, the prawns, fish, mussels and crabs which captured nearby are often rated excellent by their guests in terms of freshness and quality.

Besides that, you can fishing at Poseidon Oysterbay Resort. It is ultimate place for you with friends or with your family to enjoy a peaceful and relaxed weekend.

2. Kelong Acheh Mersing

Sometimes all you need is to escape from the city and all its modernism. A trip out of town to Kelong Acheh is just what you need. It is a fishing outpost that is widely known for its untouched charm where you will have a great time to relax and unwind in a serene off-shore resort of its kind.

The gently rolling waves, the beautiful views, the sea breeze and the amazing sunsets will make this a getaway to remember. This floating resort also offers you some of the best fishing in the whole of Peninsular Malaysia.

Apart from that, you can enjoy the rest of the best things to do in Mersing including the clean beach at Pulau Acheh.

How To Get To Kelong Acheh Mersing Via Penyabong Jetty

Coming from Singapore, cross the Straits to Johor Bahru, then take the Kota Tinggi highway to Mersing and on to Tg Resang. Proceed to Penyabong and head to the jetty which will be at the end of the road. Park your car there and a 7 minute’s boat ride will get you to the resort.

3. Chia Soon Kelong

This Kelong is set towards the southeast of Johor just after Pulau Tekong. It is fully functional all throughout the year and visitors are always welcome. Due to its excellent location amidst sheltered islands, the Chia Soon Kelong is safe from the monsoons at all times.

It is just near the maritime border between Singapore and Malaysia. It is a wonderful getaway from busy city lives and a few days here will clear your mind and give your body the rejuvenation that it needs.

Also read:  Top 19 Destinations For Weekend Getaways From Singapore

Here you will find magical experiences to relax your body. It is a good place to bond with family and friends as you dip your hooks over the Kelong’s railings.

Contact: +65 – 6492 9203 / +65 – 9616 9883 / +65 – 9671 4721

How To Get To Chia Soon Kelong Via Tg. Pengelih Jetty

You can opt to take a taxi to Changi Point Ferry Terminal. From there, you can take a boat to the Tg. Pengelih Jetty for customs and immigration processing and onward to Chia Soon Kelong. Alternatively, you can take the scenic route through Johor Bahru and onward to Tg Pengelih Jetty; a journey of about 80 or so kilometers and thereafter take a boat to Chia Soon Kelong.

4. Kukup Kelong

Kukup Kelong is a 100 year old off-shore fishing village. It inhabitants are mostly of Chinese origin as it has been for all these years.

Over time, people came to the Kelong for its fresh and delicious seafood and its off-shore location. Soon people came to spend weekends here and chalets to accommodate them were put up.

You can bring your family or friends here for some time away from their hectic lives. With great accommodation, exotic setting, splendid seafood and sea views to die for, the Kukup Kelong is one place you must visit this year.

Website: http://www.kukupresort.com/reservation.aspx

How To Get To Kukup Kelong

Use the Johor Causeway to cross into Malaysia from Singapore and onwards to Johor Bahru. From this city, use the Lebuhraya Hubungan Kedua and join the Lebuhraya Pontian after 15 km. Drive on this road for up to where it joins Jalan Kukup. Drive into town and head for the jetty where a boat will take you to the Kelong.

5. Ah Fatt Kelong Fishing

This is one Kelong that is in Penyabong area. There is a rich variety of fish that can be caught at this site. Being a favorite for people who love to fish, it is usually has a sizeable crowd on weekends and public holidays.

The best thing about it is that you will always have a place to fish despite the crowds and that you can hire fishing equipment from the Kelong management if you did not bring your own.

There have been reports of people catching fish commonly caught by sport anglers here. You can try your luck too. Even if you are not an ardent fisherman, you will enjoy the experience of getting away from the city and all its hassles.

You will also enjoy the breeze from the sea as well as the great seascapes that are found there. Do not forget to come with your camera for the great pictures that you will take here.

How To Get To Ah Fatt Kelong Via Penyabong Jetty

From Singapore, use the causeway to get to Johor Bahru. From there you take the main road to Mersing to the northeast. From Mersing, drive on to Penyabong Jetty. This city is about 2 hour’s drive from Johor Bahru. From here, it is a 26 kilometer ride to the jetty where you will take a boat to Ah Fatt Kelong.

6. Pulau Kelong Sibu

Pulau Sibu island is well known for its beautiful beaches and turquoise coves and bays. It is within a marine park. The corals are breathtaking as is the swimming and snorkeling. Another of Pulau Sibu’s secrets is the Pulau Kelong .

This is a floating village built on wooden stilts. It was originally a fishing village but now most of what you will find there are visitor facilities.

Visitors come from Singapore and from all over Malaysia to enjoy the serenity that the Kelong provides. It is the perfect getaways for your family and friends. Accommodation is fine and so are the facilities for fishing, or for people who want to spend a quiet few days on the water away from noise and the daily grind of life.

How To Get To Pulau Kelong Sibu

After crossing the Causeway to Johor Bahru, take the Jalan Tun Abdul Razak road and link up with the 3/AH18 highway. Drive on this road towards Mersing but branch off to Jln Tanjung Leman after about 80 kilometers. From here, access the jetty and take a boat ride to Pulau Sibu and onwards to the Kelong.

7. VIP Fishing Resort

It is possible to stay overnight at this new resort via their RM120 day tours or their RM250-270 two-day, one-night package – which includes all meals:

• Chinese-style lunch
• Yummy hot-pot or BBQ dinner (with fresh seafood, of course)
• Breakfast the next day!

Or you can arrange group gatherings for friends and family, even the company functions as they have a large event space too with a maximum capacity of 50 pax!

In case you don’t feel like fishing as much as the rest of your party, there are other activities like:

• Enjoying their open Karaoke singing area
• Playing billiards or PS4
• Chilling at their lounge area – watch the sunset/ sunrise from the romantic decking
• Having a game of mahjong
• Catching up on your favorite TV channel (They have Astro)

The 2D1N package also includes transport to the resort (15 to 20-minute boat ride from Kong Kong terminal) and service charge.

Tip: Their first anniversary is coming up so you can take advantage of their promotions if you book in April! Large groups are applicable!

8. KK Sea Resort

A fairly new offshore resort, KK Sea Resort has a lot to offer!

Fun for the whole family – everyone can have a go at fishing! There is plenty of room aboard!

With a maximum capacity of 35 people, you will not have to knock elbows with the person fishing next to you!

Kick back with a beer to watch the sunset after a round of fishing. There are some large species of fish here!

Enjoy the Chinese-style lunch buffer that the in-house chef will prepare along with a wholesome steamboat and BBQ dinner when night falls.

Plenty of fresh seafood to go round!

Of course, you can continue fishing on through the night or you can:

• Have a go at karaoke at their KTV lounge
• TV and mahjong are available too

The 2D1N package includes:

• Speedboat and ferry transfer (From Changi ferry terminal) to and from the resort
• Meals – High tea, breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Basic air-conditioned rooms for accommodation – for groups of 4 to 8 people

Contact the owner to get the price of 2D1N package now!

9. Ah Seng Fishing Resort (Permanently Closed)

2D1N packages are available at Ah Seng Fishing Resort. Package costs RM190 per person inclusive of accommodation and meals.

To get to the resort, it is a 20-minute boat ride from the pier at Pendas Sungai.

This journey to and from the Pendas Jetty to Ah Seng Fishing Resort is part of the package.

Address: Pendas Sungai, 81550 Gelang Patah, Johor, Malaysia Contact: +6016-716 7300

Private Taxi Service From Singapore To Johor Kelong

All these Kelongs are waiting for you to give you, your friends and family a good time. The best way to get to all these places is by road and your choice of transport should be a private taxi . After that, take the boat to reach these Kelong .

SGMYTAXI is the leading company in Singapore to provide private 7-seater taxi service from Singapore to Kelong . All the 7-seater vehicles are well maintained and driven by experienced and professional drivers who are very conversant with all these routes.

At all customs and immigration points, you will not have to alight the car to queue for processing. All this will be done while you are in the car. Your best transport to the Kelong in Malaysia from Singapore, SGMYTAXI.

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Top 8 Hottest Kluang Attractions (Best Travel Hack For Everyone!)

Have any plans this weekend? Why not make a trip to the alluring Kluang district in the middle of Johor?

Kluang is the former capital of Johor under the early British rule but has since made a name for itself in the tile industry and organic farming.

As a matter of fact, there a lot of Kluang attractions are waiting for you to discover! Some organic farms offer eco-farm tours – which are a fun way to learn more about food production!

There are a whole bunch of other engaging activities to do in Kluang – Check out the list below!

8 Best Kluang Attraction

1. kluang uk farm.

UK Farm enjoys its reputation as one of the popular Kluang attraction. Only a couple hour’s drive from hectic Singapore city life too!

The 100-acre farm specializes in sheep and goat farming – they have thousands of sheep actually! Making them Malaysia’s largest goat and sheep farm.

As part of their venture into agrotourism (since 2008-2010), you can learn about the 21st-century goat milking production and even bottle feed goats and calves on the farm!

Other activities include:

• A visit to their organic vegetable farm and fruit gardens.
• Tour the mushroom farm.
• Visit an Orang Asli (indigenous people of Malaysia) village.
• Ride a horse-drawn cart.
• Fish at the farm too!

Take the full experience and stay overnight on the farm:

• Cozy chalet & dormitory-style accommodations
• BBQ facilities
• Function rooms and more!

The peaceful verdant pastures of UK Farm await you!

2. Kluang Rail Coffee

One of the unique things to do in Kluang includes getting a comforting cup of coffee and breakfast at the maiden branch of Kluang Rail Coffee. It’s 70 years old!

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This original Kopitiam serves the following in their menu:

• Coffee made with coffee beans that they roast in-house with butter.
• Quintessential Kopitiam food like kaya toast, curry puffs, nasi lemak, and soft-boiled eggs.

But unlike other Kopitiam, Kluang Rail Coffee still toast their bread in the traditional manner – over a charcoal fire!

Enough about the food though, let’s talk about the ambiance here!

Aesthetic features include:

• Wooden slat sunshades hang over the curious wire mesh windows – the windows really add to the nostalgic feel of this Kopitiam! Makes for a nice breeze too!
• A convenient location is next to Kluang’s train station .
• A simple exterior belies the equally simple but extremely charming and rustic interior!

Want to relax and watch the trains go by? This is the best place to do it!

3. Zenxin Organic Park Kluang

Here is another Kluang attraction that health-conscious folks can appreciate! After all, you are what you eat!

And at Zenxin Organic Park, you can see first hand how fresh food gets to your table!

Also read: One Day Trip In Kluang Johor (4 Recommended Itineraries & 7 Things To Do)

Learn about the main principles that this organic vegetable farm practices! It’s not only about avoiding pesticides!

Other things to do here include:

• Pick your own herbs at the herb garden!
• Or rent a bicycle to explore the huge farm!
• Buy something at their gardening supply shop, Eko Paradise to start your own garden or introduce a more sustainable way to care for your existing one!
• Have a delicious meal made from 100% organic produce straight from the farm at the Farm Table Restaurant . They specialize in vegetarian fusion food.
• Or you can just get fresh ingredients from the Farm Mart at Zenxin Organic Park to make your own organic meal at home later!
• You can bring home some organic mulberry tea from Farm Mart too!

• Welcome drink
• Restaurant voucher
• 2 other free activities

4. Kluang Coffee Powder Factory

Coffee lovers, take note! Kluang Coffee Powder Factory may be one of the less prominent Kluang tourist attractions, but it boasts quite the success story!

Image credits: facebook.com/kluangcoffee1966/

The factory tour is free too and you can discover what lengths the founder, Goh Tong Tor went through to make the factory what it is today!

What is special about the coffee here?

• Both black (sugar and vegetable oil roast) and white coffee (three-bean roast) of the highest quality are available here. You can sample them too!
• Do you know the local coffee brand, Television Coffee ? This factory makes it!

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Television Coffee gets its curious name from the founder’s perspective on how coffee and television bring people closer back in the 1960s. And until today, that is still relevant!

Don’t forget to bring some tasty coffee powder back as a souvenir to remind you of a satisfying day at Kluang Coffee Powder Factory!

Location: 76, Jalan Besar, Kampung Yap Tau Sah, 86000 Kluang, Johor, Malaysia. Contact: +607-773 1943 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm Saturday & Sunday: 9:00am – 4:00pm Entrance Fee: Free

5. Gunung Lambak (Mount Lambak)

At 510m above sea level, the trek to the summit of Gunung Lambak strikes as a challenge, even for those of moderate fitness!

Not surprisingly, this is also a popular hiking spot for the locals.

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What you should know about the hike:

• Gunung Lambak (or Flea Mountain ) has twin peaks.
• From the base, it takes around 2 hours to reach the higher one and there are several routes you can choose from – the most pleasant route is the concrete path. Suitable for elders!
• Once you reach the midway point (20-40 minutes’ time), there are different routes to choose from too.
• The midway point has a pavilion, benches and a signboard.
• Use the ropes and tree roots to pull yourself up! Especially if it’s been raining recently.

The view at the top is pretty nice! Just trees all around!

Eco Resort is nearby if you need accommodation. It has the following facilities:

• Swimming pool
• The restaurant is worth checking out!

In case you do plan to go, allow up 2-3 hours to do this hike!

6. Kluang Street Art (Bat Town)

Somewhere downtown is a surprisingly stunning Kluang attraction!

Of course, this is none other than the colorful mural street in Kluang!

About 24 different wall murals and 3D art adorn the back lanes and alleyways of Jalan Dato Teoh Siew Khor.

Some background on the murals:

• The murals are the result of an event by the local council to engage local and international artists to help beautify Kluang!
• The many creative murals showcase a variety of typical Malaysian scenes, coffee, local food and oddly enough, bats!
• Why Bats? Because Kluang owes its name to the local fruit bats which are keluang in Malay.

You need at least an hour to fully appreciate all the time put in by the artists to bring the old street back to life!

And if you feel a need to quench your thirst, there are an abundance of quaint little cafes and stores to do just that!

Location: 25, Jalan Merdeka, Kampung Masjid Lama, 86000 Kluang, Johor, Malaysia

7. Gunung Belumut

Here’s another Kluang attraction that will have you catching your breath!

This 15km (including return) strenuous hike to complete to the peak at 1,100m.

What to expect:

• It takes a total of 7 hours – 4 hours up and 3 hours to go down.
• You will have to climb on all fours at times!
• Tree roots will be your best friends!
• Watch your step! It can get pretty slippery after a dose of rain. There will be little streams to cross too!
• The summit is nothing too spectacular, you will get to see some moss-covered branches and rocks along the way!

You will need a guide and permit to hike here! Check out Freewill Hikers .

If you want to break up the long journey, it is possible to stay on this mountain overnight at any of the three camping spots. At extra charge.

Prepare for this arduous trek by climbing lots of stairs!

Location: Gunung Belumut Recreational Forest

8. Kluang Mall

Of all the places to visit in Kluang, this is the one to satisfy your shopping needs!

The spacious and modern mall occasionally hosts exhibitions and events (so check their site for that) in their atriums.

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There are also a total of 5 floors, including the lower ground or basement. And get this, close to 348k sq ft with 160 specialty retail shops!

Which include:

• Popular Bookstore
• Pacific Hypermarket & Department Store is the main anchor
• Mika Premium Gift Shop (lower ground) – Pick up some locally-made Mika Charcoal & Milk Swiss Rolls! Beware that these spoil very easily in hot weather!

And while you are at the lower ground, go get some lunch at the mall’s reputable food court, Kluang Food Street .

Want to catch a movie? MBO Cinemas is your answer.

Or you can go bowling at Ampang Super Bowl on the third floor of the mall!

27 Best & Cheap Things To Do In Malacca (Where To Go In Malacca)

Any travel-savvy folk keen on exploring Malaysia will have Malacca in their bucket list!

For a small city, there’s surprisingly a lot of things to do in Malacca.

People even come over from Singapore to Malacca!

So don’t let transport be the limiting factor for you to make a trip down to Malacca!

27 Best & Cheap Things To Do In Malacca

We’ve got quite a long list to get through so without further ado:

Here’s 27 things to do in Malacca – the new, old and everything else that’s worth checking out!

If you plan right, it’s possible to do a Malacca one day trip too!

New Things To Do In Malacca

Aside from the usual touristy things, here are some other things to do in Malacca that are a little more unorthodox:

1. Immerse Yourself In Culture At Encore Malacca

If the outside exterior of the building doesn’t impress you, the theatrical shows here will!

Encore Malacca has daily 70-minute shows that will delight your visual and auditory senses!

Their stories take inspiration from local heritage , diversity and culture told through intricate dances by their 200 local performers that combine traditional and contemporary moves.

Walk away with a greater appreciation for performing arts and Malaysian culture!

Tip: They have family packages for sale on their website!

Encore Malacca Highlights:

• State of the art theatre – The multi-stage auditorium can rotate 360 degrees
• Good view of the Malacca Strait !

2. See Malacca From Up High At The Shore Melaka Sky Tower

If you can deal with heights, you might want to check this place out:

With 43 floors in total, Sky Tower Malacca is the tallest building in Malacca’s skyline.

From the top, you can have fantastic views of the city that stretch for up to 50 kilometers all around!

It’s one of the most exhilarating things to do in Malacca!

And you can go either in the day time or night time !

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The Shore Melaka Sky Tower Highlights:

• Sky deck with transparent glass flooring
• Telescopes available
• 360 degree panoramic views of Malacca
• Other sources of entertainment in the same building (e.g. Oceanarium, Toy Museum, etc)

3. Pet And Cuddle Huskies At The Huskitory

Huskies are arguably one of the world’s most sought-after dog breeds.

They can be more than a handful to look after even for the inexperienced dog owner!

So if you can’t afford to look after one but really enjoy their accompany, you can meet the 17 huskies at this unique dog cafe.

Reservations are required as this place is usually packed.

Note: You cannot bring your own husky over for a visit anymore.

The Huskitory Highlights:

• 2 outdoor feeding sessions (6:00pm to 7:00pm and again at 9:00pm-10:00pm)
• Visitors can purchase treats to vie for the attention of the dogs!
• They have a Golden Retriever and a Japanese Spitz too!

4. See More Than Fish At The Shore Oceanarium

The Shore Oceanarium is another reason to make a trip to the Sky Tower Malacca .

There are 12 different zones to explore! The main highlight is the sea turtle zone where you can see live sea turtles !

And if you like, you can snap a photo of yourself with one of the life-sized replicas of giant shark jaws !

The Shore Oceanarium Highlights:

• Ocean Journey
• Living Fossil
• Ocean Theatre
• Fun Freakish
• Interactive Touch Pool
• River Story
• Jungle Quest
• Dangerous Marine Species
• Shark Quest
• Kampung Penyu (Turtle Village)
• Sea Shell Madness
• Magic Aquarium

5. Stroll Down Kee Ann Food Street

Kee Ann Food Street is a relatively new attraction in Melaka!

Every Friday to Sunday , Kee Ann road (Jalan Kee Ann) in New Chinatown will be car free allowing vendors to set up their stalls.

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International visitors will get to experience the atmosphere of open-air street dining here.

You can try all sorts of local fare here from char keow teow , wan tan mee, rojak , radish cake, duck mee, sugar cane drink, roti canai and many others!

Outdoor Activities In Melaka

Many of the places on this list are within walking distance from each other!

Which is completely doable during the early morning or evening when the heat is more tolerable!

Else, you can always hop on one of the many eager trishaws hanging around the historical city center.

6. Browse The Jonker Street Night Market

Most first-time visitors to Malacca will definitely include Malacca’s Chinatown on Jonker Street somewhere in their itinerary!

Walking distance from the Red Square , this is possibly the most touristy street in Malacca with lots of shops and eateries to pique your interest!

If you’re here during a weekend, you’ll have a chance to see the night market on Jonker Street! Street performers and hawker stalls will ensure a fun night out!

Don’t miss out on Jonker Street food while you’re there!

Also read:  Top 7 Nightlife In Jonker Street

Jonker Street Night Market Highlights:

• Craft & souvenir shops
• Traditional pastry shops
• Antique shops

7. Take The Melaka River Cruise

Of all the touristy things to do in Malacca:

The Melaka River Cruise is the most effortless way to see Malacca’s finest architecture of Portuguese, Dutch, and British heritage along the river banks of the Malacca River .

Each boat trip takes about 45 minutes to complete, including the return journey.

Note: If you go during the daytime, make sure you bring your hat, sunglasses and put some sunscreen on!

Melaka River Cruise Highlights:

• Sail underneath landmark bridges
• Enjoy the evening breeze and lights of the city
• Walking distance to the Red Square and Jonker Street

8. Stop By At The Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary

This one requires an excursion ( 30 minutes’ drive ) from the city.

And you can easily spend half the day here!

They have over 20 different species of butterflies. Not least among them is the Rajah Brooke’s Birdwing .

At their reptile section , you’ll get to see their 20ft long reticulated python among their other snakes.

Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary Highlights:

• Take picture with a snake around your shoulders
• Butterfly Aviary

• Wild Photo Lane

9. Go For A Ride At The Menara Taming Sari Melaka Tower

Before you start shaking your head in disbelief on why we have two towers in this list:

Menara Taming Sari Melaka Tower has a revolving observatory deck.

You board from ground level and ride all the way up to the top at 80 meters (i.e. 24 stories) while the deck revolves slowly.

Note: Not wheelchair-friendly

Menara Taming Sari Melaka Tower Highlights:

• First and only gyro tower in Malaysia
• 360 degree panoramic views
• Short walk from Dataran Pahlawan Megamall and Mahkota Parade Shopping Mall
• Binoculars are provided

10. Ride A DUKW For The First Time With Melaka Duck Tour

Why duck, you say?

A DUKW (or “duck”) is an unusual truck from World War 2 that was developed by the United States as a means for transporting supplies and their troops over both land and water !

It was later replaced by another model due to its lack of power and vulnerability to rust.

The duck boat in Malacca has its origins back in September 2008 and has the maximum capacity of 33 passengers.

Each trip takes about 45 minutes .

Melaka Duck Tour Highlights:

• Beautiful seaside mosque along the route from Menara Taming Sari to Melaka Island
• Fun for kids

11. Explore The Portuguese Settlement Melaka

Did you know?

Malacca has its own little Portugal with a community that has Portuguese roots!

There’s even a replica of the famous landmark of Rio De Janeiro by the seaside – the Christ the Redeemer statue!

You can try Portuguese and Malaysian food at the food court and have a beer at one of the pubs while enjoying the sunset too!

The atmosphere here is particularly lively as Christmas or the San Pedro Festival (mid-June) approaches!

Portuguese Settlement Melaka Highlights:

• Portuguese-style homes
• The Portuguese Square
• Excellent sea views

12. Rent A Bicycle Around Melaka

Bicycles are another way to get around Melaka and take in the sights!

Some hotels offer bicycle rental services for their guests.

Otherwise, you can also rent from any  bicycle rental shop around the city.

The downside of cycling is that you have to take extra care because there are no dedicated lanes for cyclists.

Museums & History In Melaka

Malacca has a rich history due to its geographical advantages as a port.

Many ships stopped by Malacca to take refuge from the monsoons and to re-supply before heading back out to the Straits of Malacca .

Furthermore, Malacca was under the colonial rule of Portuguese, Dutch and the British.

13. Learn About Admiral Cheng Ho At The Cheng Ho Cultural Museum

Chinese history buffs will love this one:

Cheng Ho Culture Museum dedicates the majority of its galleries to Admiral Cheng Ho’s fleet and travels.

If you didn’t know, Cheng Ho is an extremely prominent figure in the Ming Dynasty history of Chinese exploration and trade!

You’ll see how Malacca was developed by trade at this museum!

Cheng Ho Cultural Museum Highlights:

• Display gallery showcasing the life of Cheng Ho and his world voyages.
• Close to Jonker Walk
• Different sections in the museum – Old Malacca Village, Treasure Ship, Ship Gallery, and the Antique Gallery

Address: 51, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia Contact: +606-283 1135 Opening Hours: 9:00am to 6:00pm Entrance Fee: RM20 (Adult), RM10 (Child)

14. Visit A Real Peranakan Home At The Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum

Malacca owes its Nyonya heritage to the Peranakans – descendent of the Chinese settlers who made Malaysia their home and integrated with the local Malay community.

As the former home of 4 generations of a true Peranakan family, you can imagine the family’s opulent lifestyle as you wander through the ancestral home .

Note: This elaborate museum requires advance bookings, especially during busy periods.

Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum Highlights:

• They have self-guided tour books in four different languages – English, French, Japanese and Chinese
• Photo books of the house and an illustrated biography for the family are available for sale as souvenirs

15. Experience Pre-Colonial History At Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum

Made without any nails, the Melaka Sultanate Palace is a direct replica of Sultan Mansur Shah’s extraordinary wooden 15th-century palace with a copper and zinc roof.

Inside the three-storey museum (also called Muzium Kebudayaan ), are various galleries.

One of which is a depiction of a royal meeting back in the time of pre-colonial rule.

There are around a thousand historical and cultural artifacts here!

Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum Highlights:

• Signage in both Malay and English
• Galleries with dioramas featuring famous local legends (like Hang Tuah and Hang Jebat)
• You can visit The Forbidden Garden

16. Pay A Visit To Cheng Hoon Teng Temple

It’s clear why many historical sightseeing tours include Cheng Hoon Teng Temple into their itinerary:

• Built in 1673, this is Malaysia’s oldest Chinese temple .
• A popular place of worship for the existing Chinese Buddhist community especially during big festivals like the Lunar New Year and Winter Solstice.

• The ornate temple is tribute to Guan Yin , the Goddess of Mercy.
• UNESCO heritage site
• Beautiful architecture

Anyone can enter the temple, and donations are accepted.

17. Take An Obligatory Selfie At The Red Square

Visiting the Windmill Dutch Square Melaka (or the Red Square) is another one of those things to do in Malacca that everybody seems to do.

Because you can walk to it from Jonker Street ! And if you walk to the other end, there’s the A Famosa Fort .

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At the Red Square, you can see the Malacca clock tower with a small photogenic fountain in front, and also the former office of the Dutch governor, Stadthuys and Christ Church .

Red Square Highlights:

• There are museums inside the Stadthuys (e.g. Museum of History and Ethnography)
• Architecture from the Dutch colonial rule

18. Visit Malaysia’s Oldest Church – St. Paul’s Church, Malacca

In addition to Christ Church at the Red Square:

You might want to check out the well-preserved ruins of St. Paul’s Church on the top of St. Paul’s Hill too!

A statue of catholic missionary, St Francis Xavier stands in front of the church while his empty tomb lies inside.

Do expect a lot of tourists to be here too. Unless, you come early in the morning!

St. Paul’s Church Highlights:

• Oldest church in South-east Asia
• Hilltop view of the city
• Stairs are a must to get up the hill
• Free entrance

19. Sail Through History At The Flora de la Mar Maritime Museum

You might think it’s strange that there’s a ship next to the Malacca river .

This is actually a replica of a Portuguese galley but half the size!

It houses the Melaka Maritime Museum where you can learn about Malacca’s trading history.

Model ships and dioramas help to paint a picture of the historical trading scenes in Malacca!

Note: Be careful if you have small kids with you – the stairs have narrow rails and are quite steep!

Flora de la Mar Maritime Museum Highlights:

• Three museums in one – Royal Navy Museum, Flora del Mar and the Maritime museum
• You can walk around the ship deck for a view of the Malacca river!

20. Go Back In Time At The Villa Sentosa

Over at Kampung Morten are over 50 traditional Malay-style houses.

The name, Morten comes from the British administrator, Frederick Joseph Morten.

You can actually visit the inside of one of these houses!

Villa Sentosa (or the Malay Living Museum ) is a private museum but visitors can come to see it every day.

An open-air courtyard is the main component of the house. Which is essential for keeping the house cool!

Villa Sentosa Highlights:

• Fully furnished with many antiques
• Guided tours
• Well-preserved

Art & Indoor Activities In Melaka

If you have time to spare, you can visit these unexpected art galleries!

21. Be Bamboozled At The Illusion 3D Art & Upside Down House Melaka

It’s a 15 minutes’ walk between these two places:

Illusion 3D Art has more than 35 hand-painted 3D murals that will bring out the child in anyone!

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Upside Down House Melaka meanwhile, is close to Parameswara Jetty .

The rooms inside look like a normal contemporary home but upside down!

Regardless of which place you choose, prepare to have tonnes of fun taking photos with friends and family!

22. Hang Out At The Orangutan House

It’s hard to miss the huge mural of an orangutan on the outside of the yellow building along Jonker Street.

This is the art gallery of the local-born artist, Charles Cham .

You’ll be tempted to get a couple of original graphic tee-shirts or canvas bags with his prints due to their reasonable prices and high quality!

Note: This isn’t the only outlet in Malacca.

The Orangutan House Highlights:

• The artist himself is very friendly and up for a chat if he happens to be at the store!
• Prices in the shop are cheaper than online
• Prints available for sale
• Exclusive tee shirt prints available only at the shop

Melaka Food

One of the things in Malacca that you absolutely cannot miss out on, is the food!

23. Savor The Best Food In Melaka

Malacca food is highly diversified.

Make sure you put Malacca Nyonya food on top of your list of food to try while you’re in Malacca!

Nyonya dishes like otak-otak, ayam pongteh and asam fish will have you relishing the flavors with gusto!

Another item on your list has to be the chicken rice balls of Malacca!

Sure, you can find chicken rice anywhere in Malaysia but Malacca does it a little differently:

They shape their rice into balls!

This was for ease of transport back in the days when labourers would take their lunch back to work.

And if you’re looking for a way to cool down from the heat, a bowl of sweet cendol with gula melaka and fresh coconut milk is the way to go!

24. Have A Coffee Break At Calanthe Art Café

Dozens of Jonker Street cafes may catch your eye but Calanthe Art Cafe is a peculiar one that definitely deserves closer inspection!

Firstly, the interior is a visually stunning artwork in itself!

They use an eclectic mishmash of crockery and empty photo frames to adorn their colorful walls.

Also read:  12 Best Restaurants In Jonker Street That Will Keep You Returning For More

And lastly, they have a superb coffee menu to be proud of!

This is a cozy spot to do some people-watching!

Calanthe Art Café Highlights:

• 13 states’ coffees of Malaysia are available here
• Homemade desserts
• Creative beverages
• They serve many other drinks besides coffee
• Excellent laksa
• Alcoholic beverages – try their royale Bailey cocktail

25. Pick Out The Perfect Souvenir Melaka

Whether you’re looking for a unique item to take back home or wanting suitable gifts for your family and friends, there are plenty of souvenir shops to sift through in Malacca!

Gula Melaka , pineapple tarts, Chicken Floss Tou Sar Kok , Dodol , and handmade beaded shoes are some of the things you can find!

Tip: Packaged pastries are usually a failsafe option if you don’t know what to get!

Here are some of the best ones:

• San Shu Gong (三叔公)
• Jing Yuan Biscuit and Bakery
• Jonker Gallery
• Nyonya Story Enterprise
• Tan Kim Hock Product Centre

• Ah Lan Beaded Shoes & Accessories
• LW Nyonya Pineapple Tarts House
• Orangutan House
• Sweet Summer Cottage

Melaka Shopping Mall

Sometimes, it’s nice to splurge on yourself.

Or maybe, you just need to escape the heat for a bit!

26. Bargain-hunt At Melaka Premium Outlet (Freeport A’Famosa Outlet Village)

Ever been to an outlet village before?

This one has an open-air concept complete with a lake, fountains and a windmill.

Obviously inspired by Malacca’s Dutch heritage.

They have more than 1,500 spaces in their free carpark.

You’ll find dozens of different fashion brands spread over 180,000 square feet , including some renowned sportswear titans like Nike.

And if you happen to run out of cash, the ATM machine is at the entrance opposite the Customer Service office.

Check out the Melaka Premium Outlet directory now!

27. Catch A Movie Or Shop At Dataran Pahlawan & Mahkota Parade Shopping Mall

When you want a break from the touristy things to do in Malacca:

You can hop over to any of these two multi-storey malls that are across from each other in the historical center of the city.

Also read: Top 11 Hotels In Jonker Street (Travellers Recommend List)

Both malls offer a myriad of international fashion tenants but if you’re in need of a supermarket, then Mahkota Parade will be the obvious choice.

Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall Highlights:

• Golden Screen Cinema (GSC)
• A skating rink (The Super Roller)
• Coral Wonderland (touch pool, aquarium, etc)
• Famosa Idol Family Karaoke

See the full directory of Dataran Pahlawan Melaka .

Mahkota Parade Shopping Mall Highlights:

• Giant supermarket
• Lotus Five Star Cineplex
• In Box Karaoke

See the full Mahkota Parade Shopping Mall directoty .

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TOP 6 Fishing Kelong In Johor

Kelong is the name of an offshore fishing village in Southeast Asia.

In this article, you will find the top Kelong in the Johor. Of course, you can also have a happy and relaxing holiday here.

KK Sea Resort

KK Sea Resort Kelong is a popular resort located in the waters of Johor, Malaysia. A kelong is a type of traditional Malay wooden house built on stilts over the water, and KK Sea Resort Kelong is a perfect example of this unique style of architecture. It is situated in the middle of the sea, surrounded by clear blue waters, and is a popular destination for those looking for a relaxing and peaceful holiday.

The resort offers a range of activities, including fishing, snorkeling, and diving, making it a popular spot for those who love water sports. Guests can also enjoy a variety of seafood dishes, cooked to perfection using freshly caught fish and other seafood.

Accommodation at KK Sea Resort Kelong is basic but comfortable, with simple amenities such as air conditioning and hot water showers. The rooms are clean and well-maintained, with stunning views of the sea from the windows.

One of the unique features of KK Sea Resort Kelong is the fact that it is completely isolated from the mainland, which makes it an ideal place for a digital detox. There is no Wi-Fi or mobile phone coverage, and guests are encouraged to switch off and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings.

In conclusion, KK Sea Resort Kelong is a great place for those looking for a unique and peaceful getaway. With its stunning natural surroundings, comfortable accommodation, and range of activities, it is the perfect place to unwind and relax.

The 2D1N package includes:

• Speedboat and ferry transfer (From Changi ferry terminal) to and from the resort
• Meals – High tea, breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Basic air-conditioned rooms for accommodation – for groups of 4 to 8 people

Address: Jeti Kong Kong Laut, Kampung Kong Kong, 81900 Masai, Johor, Malaysia Contact: 019-7148196

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kk.sea.resort.

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2. Johor Fishing Bay Resort Kelong

Johor Fishing Bay Resort Kelong is a popular fishing kelong resort located in the waters off Desaru, Johor, Malaysia. The resort is built on stilts over the water and offers guests a unique and relaxing experience.

The kelong resort is known for its excellent fishing opportunities, with a wide variety of fish species available in the surrounding waters. Guests can fish directly from the resort or take a boat out to deeper waters to catch bigger fish.

In addition to fishing, Johor Fishing Bay Resort Kelong also offers guests a range of other activities, including snorkeling, kayaking, and swimming. The resort has a small beach where guests can relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

Accommodation at Johor Fishing Bay Resort Kelong is simple but comfortable, with basic amenities such as air conditioning and hot water showers. The rooms are clean and well-maintained, and each one offers stunning views of the sea.

One of the unique features of this kelong resort is the fact that it is completely isolated from the mainland, which makes it an ideal place for a digital detox. There is no Wi-Fi or mobile phone coverage, and guests are encouraged to switch off and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings.

In conclusion, Johor Fishing Bay Resort Kelong is a great place for those looking for a unique and peaceful getaway. With its excellent fishing opportunities, range of activities, comfortable accommodations, and stunning natural surroundings, it is the perfect place to unwind and relax.

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3.Poseidon Oysterbay Resort

Poseidon Oysterbay Resort is a beautiful beach resort located on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, in the state of Terengganu. It is situated on a white sandy beach, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, and overlooks the South China Sea.

The resort features a range of comfortable and luxurious accommodations, including spacious villas and suites with private balconies and breathtaking sea views. Each room is tastefully decorated with modern amenities, such as air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and Wi-Fi.

One of the main attractions of Poseidon Oysterbay Resort is its natural surroundings. Guests can take a stroll on the sandy beach, go snorkeling or diving to explore the vibrant coral reefs, or take a boat ride to nearby islands for a day trip. The resort also has a large swimming pool, perfect for those who prefer to swim in fresh water.

For those who prefer to relax and unwind, the resort’s spa offers a range of treatments, including massages, facials, and body wraps, all designed to soothe and rejuvenate the body and mind.

Poseidon Oysterbay Resort is also known for its excellent dining options. The resort’s restaurant serves a variety of international and local cuisines, including fresh seafood caught from the nearby sea.

In conclusion, Poseidon Oysterbay Resort is a perfect holiday destination for those looking for a relaxing and luxurious beach getaway. With its stunning natural surroundings, comfortable accommodations, range of activities, and excellent dining options, it is a place that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Address: Teluk Sengat, Kota Tinggi 81920, Johor

Contact: +6019 – 269 9566, facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.phpid=100063574742715.

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4.Kelong Acheh Mersing

Kelong Acheh Mersing Resort is a unique and rustic resort situated in the waters off Mersing, Johor, Malaysia. It is a traditional Malay-style kelong, built on stilts over the water and offers guests a unique experience of staying on the sea. The resort is only accessible by boat and offers stunning views of the clear blue waters of the South China Sea.

One of the main draws of Kelong Acheh Mersing Resort is its excellent fishing opportunities. The resort is known for its abundant fish stocks, and guests can enjoy a variety of fishing activities, including hand-line fishing, net fishing, and squid jigging. The resort provides all the necessary equipment and offers guidance to those who are new to fishing.

Accommodation at Kelong Acheh Mersing Resort is basic but comfortable. The rooms are simple but clean and come equipped with fans and mosquito nets. Guests can choose between staying in a shared dormitory or a private room, and all guests have access to shared bathrooms and showers.

The resort also has a communal dining area where guests can enjoy delicious Malay-style seafood dishes, cooked using freshly caught fish and other seafood. The resort staff can accommodate dietary restrictions and preferences with advance notice.

Besides fishing, guests at Kelong Acheh Mersing Resort can also enjoy a range of other activities, such as snorkeling, kayaking, and swimming. The resort provides all the necessary equipment for these activities, and guests can explore the surrounding waters at their leisure.

In conclusion, Kelong Acheh Mersing Resort is a unique and peaceful destination for those who love fishing and the sea. With its rustic charm, comfortable accommodations, and range of activities, it is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of the South China Sea.

Address:East Cost Island Service Agency (JM0191009-U) 4A, Jalan Emas 29, Taman Sri Putri, Skudai 81300, Johor DarulTakzim.

Contact: +607 – 557 5045 / +6019-777 2684, facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelongacheh.

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5.Ah Fatt Kelong Fishing

Ah Fatt Kelong Fishing Resort is a popular fishing destination located off the coast of Johor, Malaysia. It is a traditional fishing village built on stilts over the water, which has been transformed into a modern fishing resort. The resort offers a unique experience of fishing, dining, and relaxation in the middle of the sea.

The kelong has been operating for over 50 years and has been passed down through generations. It is now managed by the third-generation owner, Ah Fatt, who has transformed it into a popular fishing resort. The kelong is located about 45 minutes away from the mainland and can only be reached by boat.

Ah Fatt Kelong Fishing Resort offers various fishing packages for visitors, including day fishing, night fishing, and 24-hour fishing. The resort has a wide variety of fish, including snappers, groupers, barramundi, and more. Visitors can rent fishing equipment, and the resort provides bait and fishing guides to help guests catch fish.

Apart from fishing, the kelong also offers accommodation and dining options. There are several chalets built on stilts over the water, providing guests with a unique and peaceful experience. The chalets are equipped with basic amenities such as air conditioning, beds, and private bathrooms. The resort also has a restaurant that serves fresh seafood caught from the sea.

Overall, Ah Fatt Kelong Fishing Resort offers a unique and unforgettable experience for those looking for a peaceful getaway from the city. The resort’s traditional charm combined with modern facilities and services make it a must-visit destination for fishing enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

Address: Mersing, Johor. Malaysia, Kampong Kota, Malaysia Contact: 014-988 1988

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ahfatt.kelongfishing.

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6.VIP Fishing Resort

Vip Fishing Resort Johor is a popular destination for anglers and fishing enthusiasts located in Johor, Malaysia. It is a private resort that offers a variety of fishing activities and accommodations for guests.

The resort is situated in a beautiful location, surrounded by lush greenery and a serene atmosphere. It has several fishing ponds stocked with a variety of fish species such as Barramundi, Red Tail Catfish, Arapaima, and Pacu, making it an ideal destination for fishing enthusiasts.

The resort offers various packages for guests, including day trips and overnight stays. Guests can choose to stay in comfortable chalets or luxurious villas with private pools. The accommodations are equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and satellite TV, ensuring that guests have a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

In addition to fishing, the resort offers a range of activities to keep guests entertained, including kayaking, swimming, and cycling. Guests can also enjoy delicious local cuisine at the resort’s restaurant, which serves a variety of Malaysian and international dishes.

The staff at Vip Fishing Resort Johor are friendly and helpful, ensuring that guests have a memorable and enjoyable stay. They provide fishing equipment and guidance to guests, making it an ideal destination for beginners and experienced anglers alike.

Overall, Vip Fishing Resort Johor is a perfect destination for those looking for a relaxing and enjoyable fishing experience in a serene environment.

Their 2D1N package includes all meals:

• Chinese-style lunch
• Steamboat or barbecue dinner (include fresh seafoods)
• Breakfast the next morning!

Or you can arrange group gatherings of friends and family, or even company functions, as they have a large event space with a maximum capacity of 50 people!

If you don’t enjoy fishing as much as the rest of the party, there are other activities:

• Enjoy their open karaoke singing area
• Playing billiards or PS4
• Watch the sunset/sunrise from the romantic deck in their lounge area
• Playing mahjong

Address: 35, Kong Kong Laut, Masai, 81900 Pasir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia Contact: +6016-736 1111 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VIPFISHINGRESORT

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Kelong Acheh Fishing Resort

Kelong Acheh is a Fishing Resort built on stilts, located between Pulau Acheh and Pantai Penyabong near Mersing, Johore. It is a popular resort for visitors from Malaysia and Singapore. If you are coming from Kuala Lumpur, the drive will take you about 6 hours.

You can park your vehicle at the parking lot near the jetty when you arrive at Pantai Penyabong. A boat will ferry you out to the resort.

We normally plan our journey so that we reach Kelong Acheh around 12 pm. On arrival, lunch is normally waiting to be served. The best package to take would be the 3 days 2 nights stay. If possible, plan your stay for weekdays. Weekends are normally packed with holiday makers looking to fish their biggest catch. Even if you are not into fishing, just lazing around enjoying the cool breeze and the 5 meals that are prepared each day would be more than satisfying.

About the place

The rooms are dormitory style and can accommodate 12 pax. If you go in a group of about 7 pax or more, and the palace is not too crowded, they will let your group have the whole dorm to yourselves. There are a number of common bathrooms and toilets located around the resort.

Electricity is available from 7pm to 7 am each day. The sea breeze keeps the place cool so fans or air conditioners are not necessary during the day.  You can charge your phones and other devices at night.

Food is served for breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner and supper. Lunch and dinner will consist of fresh seafood with rice, vegetables and probably eggs. Our last trip there, they had biscuits as well as hot and cold drinks available through the night for those doing night fishing.

The fishing is not too great and also depends on the time of year. There are a number of lucky fishermen hauling up big fish weighing more than 50Kg. Even if you do not catch the record fish you were looking forward to, the feeling of being with nature is satisfaction enough. On our last trip, we were fortunate enough to see a pod of dolphins. One even jumped up about 20 meters away from us. Unfortunately, we did not have our cameras on hand.

In the daytime, you can see lots of bait fish very near the kelong. These are caught to use as bait for the bigger fish.  You may also see barracudas swimming around the stilts. Another common sight is to see Ikan Bawal Mas (Golden Pomfret) swimming past. These fish do not swim in an upright position. Instead, you find them swimming on their side. At night you may see Sotong (squid) darting around in the water where the light shines on it. These squid are not that easy to catch.

What do you need to bring?

Almost all that you need will be provided. There is lots to eat, you can buy beer , soft drinks and snacks from the kitchen. The bedding materials include mattresses, blankets and pillows. There is a fan and lights in each dorm. Basically what you need to bring are your toiletries, chargers, bait and fishing equipment, medicines, an ice box and other personal items.

When are meals served?

That’s the best part about your stay here. There is someone who goes around alerting everyone that the meals are being served. You may be engrossed in your fishing or other activity and suddenly you hear that the next meal is ready. The food is fresh and tastes good.

Is it safe at Kelong Acheh?

Kelong Acheh is situated in-between Pulau Acheh and the mainland, so it is shielded from the worst effects from stormy seas. It is even safe during the North-East monsoon which occurs at the end till the beginning of the year. The only effect you will see other than the daily rain is that the water is brownish. This is due to the mud that is being washed by the rivers from the hills into the sea. But the structure of the place is secure with regular strengthening works carried out during the year.

How do I book a boat to ferry me back to shore?

Just inform the manager or staff of your intention to leave a day before and he will make the arrangements. If you have booked a fixed package, no notification is needed and a boat will be waiting at checkout.

This place is one of my favourite nature spots. Just watching the waves and listening to the sound from the sea is very calming. You can fish to clear your mind of the daily tensions and problems. The management and staff are very friendly and informative. All these makes us want to come back over and over again.

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Kukup Fishing Village , or Kukup Laut , is a fishing community in the Pontian district of Johor .

This quaint village is built on stilts above the muddy mangrove shoreline and has been in existence for more than 100 years.

Together with the neighbouring area called Air Masin , the settlement is home to a population of 1400 people, nearly all Chinese, and mostly engaged in fishing and catering for tourists.

At weekends and holidays, the population is boosted by hordes of tourists from other parts of Malaysia and from nearby Singapore who come to savour the fresh seafood, stay in one of the holiday chalets and soak up the relaxed seaside atmosphere.

If you have been to Crab Island (Pulau Ketam) near Klang and you enjoyed it then you will probably like Kukup too.

You can walk around the village on the wooden or concrete boardwalks built on stilts above the mud and water. The villagers have everything they need such as schools, temples, shops and restaurants.

Those restaurants near the international ferry terminal are the biggest and busiest, serving a full variety of seafood dishes at reasonable prices. There are also shops here selling dried fish products like keropok and belacan .

There are scores of floating fish farms in the channel between Kukup Laut and Pulau Kukup . Visitors can take a boat tour to visit these fish farms, or kelong s, and take a closer look at the various species of sea creatures being cultivated here. The kelong boat tour costs RM10.

Pulau Kukup is a protected uninhabited nature reserve covered in dense mangrove forest. It is possible to visit and there is a boardwalk with view towers .

How to Get To Kukup Fishing Village

The location is marked on the map on my Top Johor Attractions page.

Unlike Crab Island, you do not need to take a ferry to get there as it is located on the mainland of Peninsular Malaysia.

There is no parking in the heart of the village but as you approach the outskirts you will see some large secured car parks where you can leave your vehicle for a few Ringgit per day. Some of these car parks have a free shuttle service to bring you from the car park to the town centre in front of the ferry terminal.

The ferry terminal by the way links Kukup to Tanjung Balai in the Riau province of Indonesia. The ferry runs hourly and takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes and tickets cost IDR130,000 one way plus Terminal fee of IDR30,000.

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1. poseidon oysterbay resort.

Poseidon Oysterbay Resort is one of the famous fishing kelong in Johor. It is a floating resort built almost entirely by Chengal Wood. The room rate is RM260 per night which includes transport from Teluk Sengat Jetty, breakfast and taxes.

Also read: Kukup Travel Guide: How To Go To Kukup From Singapore

With only 2 minutes boat ride from Teluk Sengai Jetty, you can get to Poseidon Oysterbay Resort that sits 1km off the village from Teluk Sengat. For Singaporeans, pick-up cruise can be arranged from Changi Ferry Terminal to Tg. Belungkor Ferry Terminal.

The resort boasts 2 floors. The ground floor has an oyster bar and a semi-open dining area. Air conditioned rooms are located at the upper floor and each features a private balcony overlooking the Senai-Desaru bridge, sunset, sunrise and Johor river.

The resort’s highlight is their high grade oysters produced in their eco-farm, namely Gillardeau tw and Belon yw. Also, the prawns, fish, mussels and crabs which captured nearby are often rated excellent by their guests in terms of freshness and quality.

Besides that, you can fishing at Poseidon Oysterbay Resort. It is ultimate place for you with friends or with your family to enjoy a peaceful and relaxed weekend.

2. Kelong Acheh Mersing

Sometimes all you need is to escape from the city and all its modernism. A trip out of town to Kelong Acheh is just what you need. It is a fishing outpost that is widely known for its untouched charm where you will have a great time to relax and unwind in a serene off-shore resort of its kind.

The gently rolling waves, the beautiful views, the sea breeze and the amazing sunsets will make this a getaway to remember. This floating resort also offers you some of the best fishing in the whole of Peninsular Malaysia.

Apart from that, you can enjoy the rest of the best things to do in Mersing including the clean beach at Pulau Acheh.

How To Get To Kelong Acheh Mersing Via Penyabong Jetty

Coming from Singapore, cross the Straits to Johor Bahru, then take the Kota Tinggi highway to Mersing and on to Tg Resang. Proceed to Penyabong and head to the jetty which will be at the end of the road. Park your car there and a 7 minute’s boat ride will get you to the resort.

3. Chia Soon Kelong

This Kelong is set towards the southeast of Johor just after Pulau Tekong. It is fully functional all throughout the year and visitors are always welcome. Due to its excellent location amidst sheltered islands, the Chia Soon Kelong is safe from the monsoons at all times.

It is just near the maritime border between Singapore and Malaysia. It is a wonderful getaway from busy city lives and a few days here will clear your mind and give your body the rejuvenation that it needs.

Also read: Top 19 Destinations For Weekend Getaways From Singapore

Here you will find magical experiences to relax your body. It is a good place to bond with family and friends as you dip your hooks over the Kelong’s railings.

How To Get To Chia Soon Kelong Via Tg. Pengelih Jetty

You can opt to take a taxi to Changi Point Ferry Terminal. From there, you can take a boat to the Tg. Pengelih Jetty for customs and immigration processing and onward to Chia Soon Kelong. Alternatively, you can take the scenic route through Johor Bahru and onward to Tg Pengelih Jetty; a journey of about 80 or so kilometers and thereafter take a boat to Chia Soon Kelong.

4. Kukup Kelong

Kukup Kelong is a 100 year old off-shore fishing village. It inhabitants are mostly of Chinese origin as it has been for all these years.

Over time, people came to the Kelong for its fresh and delicious seafood and its off-shore location. Soon people came to spend weekends here and chalets to accommodate them were put up.

You can bring your family or friends here for some time away from their hectic lives. With great accommodation, exotic setting, splendid seafood and sea views to die for, the Kukup Kelong is one place you must visit this year.

How To Get To Kukup Kelong

Use the Johor Causeway to cross into Malaysia from Singapore and onwards to Johor Bahru. From this city, use the Lebuhraya Hubungan Kedua and join the Lebuhraya Pontian after 15 km. Drive on this road for up to where it joins Jalan Kukup. Drive into town and head for the jetty where a boat will take you to the Kelong.

5. Ah Fatt Kelong Fishing

This is one Kelong that is in Penyabong area. There is a rich variety of fish that can be caught at this site. Being a favorite for people who love to fish, it is usually has a sizeable crowd on weekends and public holidays.

The best thing about it is that you will always have a place to fish despite the crowds and that you can hire fishing equipment from the Kelong management if you did not bring your own.

There have been reports of people catching fish commonly caught by sport anglers here. You can try your luck too. Even if you are not an ardent fisherman, you will enjoy the experience of getting away from the city and all its hassles.

You will also enjoy the breeze from the sea as well as the great seascapes that are found there. Do not forget to come with your camera for the great pictures that you will take here.

How To Get To Ah Fatt Kelong Via Penyabong Jetty

From Singapore, use the causeway to get to Johor Bahru. From there you take the main road to Mersing to the northeast. From Mersing, drive on to Penyabong Jetty. This city is about 2 hour’s drive from Johor Bahru. From here, it is a 26 kilometer ride to the jetty where you will take a boat to Ah Fatt Kelong.

6. Pulau Kelong Sibu

Pulau Sibu island is well known for its beautiful beaches and turquoise coves and bays. It is within a marine park. The corals are breathtaking as is the swimming and snorkeling. Another of Pulau Sibu’s secrets is the Pulau Kelong.

This is a floating village built on wooden stilts. It was originally a fishing village but now most of what you will find there are visitor facilities.

Visitors come from Singapore and from all over Malaysia to enjoy the serenity that the Kelong provides. It is the perfect getaways for your family and friends. Accommodation is fine and so are the facilities for fishing, or for people who want to spend a quiet few days on the water away from noise and the daily grind of life.

How To Get To Pulau Kelong Sibu

After crossing the Causeway to Johor Bahru, take the Jalan Tun Abdul Razak road and link up with the 3/AH18 highway. Drive on this road towards Mersing but branch off to Jln Tanjung Leman after about 80 kilometers. From here, access the jetty and take a boat ride to Pulau Sibu and onwards to the Kelong.

7. VIP Fishing Resort

It is possible to stay overnight at this new resort via their RM120 day tours or their RM250-270 two-day, one-night package – which includes all meals:

• Chinese-style lunch
• Yummy hot-pot or BBQ dinner (with fresh seafood, of course)
• Breakfast the next day!

Or you can arrange group gatherings for friends and family, even the company functions as they have a large event space too with a maximum capacity of 50 pax!

In case you don’t feel like fishing as much as the rest of your party, there are other activities like:

• Enjoying their open Karaoke singing area
• Playing billiards or PS4
• Chilling at their lounge area – watch the sunset/ sunrise from the romantic decking
• Having a game of mahjong
• Catching up on your favorite TV channel (They have Astro)

The 2D1N package also includes transport to the resort (15 to 20-minute boat ride from Kong Kong terminal) and service charge.

Tip: Their first anniversary is coming up so you can take advantage of their promotions if you book in April! Large groups are applicable!

8. KK Sea Resort

A fairly new offshore resort, KK Sea Resort has a lot to offer!

Fun for the whole family – everyone can have a go at fishing! There is plenty of room aboard!

With a maximum capacity of 35 people, you will not have to knock elbows with the person fishing next to you!

Kick back with a beer to watch the sunset after a round of fishing. There are some large species of fish here!

Enjoy the Chinese-style lunch buffer that the in-house chef will prepare along with a wholesome steamboat and BBQ dinner when night falls.

Plenty of fresh seafood to go round!

Of course, you can continue fishing on through the night or you can:

• Have a go at karaoke at their KTV lounge
• TV and mahjong are available too

The 2D1N package includes:

• Speedboat and ferry transfer (From Changi ferry terminal) to and from the resort
• Meals – High tea, breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Basic air-conditioned rooms for accommodation – for groups of 4 to 8 people

Contact the owner to get the price of 2D1N package now!

9. Ah Seng Fishing Resort (Permanently Closed)

2D1N packages are available at Ah Seng Fishing Resort. Package costs RM190 per person inclusive of accommodation and meals.

To get to the resort, it is a 20-minute boat ride from the pier at Pendas Sungai.

This journey to and from the Pendas Jetty to Ah Seng Fishing Resort is part of the package.

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Kelong Fishing

Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he can eat for a life time, and what better place to fish than over the sunken wrecks of Malay fishing villages? Known as Kelongs, these stilt houses built over the water were decommissioned 5 years ago but that certainly hasn’t stopped their remains being the best fishing spots that we have!

Guests collect their fishing rods and bait from the dive base around 3pm, and buy any drinks they would like to take along to be kept in an ice cold chiller on the boat

Depart Sea Gypsy Beach, heading around the northwest point of the island and get driven to the GPS tagged Kelong wrecks.

Relax, enjoy the boat and the banter, and if you do happen to catch anything, we’ll cook it for you Sibu style and serve it for your dinner.

Sunset Fishing

Dan’s Nasty Frogmen use Sea Gypsy’s 32’ twin engined speed boats, with canopy for their fishing trips and what better time to run them but at sunset!

Departing Sea Gypsy at 5.30 p.m., we have several fishing spots that we like to visit close by, plenty of time to be settled to watch the sun set.

Anchoring up its time to get serious about the fishing, Dan's Nasty Frogmen will provide all of the equipment, bait and tuition, should it be required and hopefully you will be pulling in something big enough that we can give it to the kitchen to steam with ginger and spring onions and have it for our supper!

With a cold box full of drinks, this excursion is also fun for those just wishing to watch the sun set

Check the What’s On boards in our restaurant for details of the excursions planned for that day, or just come on over to the dive base and have a chat about what you would like to do during your stay at Sea Gypsy Village.

• PADI COURSES
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• HARNESS CLIMBING
• SLIP N SLIDE
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• KIDS LOUNGE
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VIP Fishing Resort: Where You Can Enjoy a One-of-a-Kind Sea Vacation for Just RM250!

Going on a sea vacation is quite hard to arrange, for some might think a day or two wouldn’t be enough. But at VIP Fishing Village, guests can experience a life at the sea for 2 days and 1 night at only RM250!

Can accommodate up to 50 guests

This high-value resort on the sea, located in Masai, can accommodate about 40 to 50 guests. So, there’s nothing to worry about bumping into a huge crowd.

Provides a variety of entertainment facilities

If you think staying in a resort is kind of boring, might as well think again. As a proof, VIP Fishing Resort has a range of recreational facilities to keep guests entertained. It includes KTV area, billiard area, tea area, mahjong area, and a lot more. Of course, travelers can also enjoy fishing activities!

Just spend RM250

In order to enjoy this kind of vacation, travelers only need just RM250, which is the lowest. The package rate includes meals best for a 2-days-1-night stay.

✅ Afternoon tea

✅ Dinner (hot pot / BBQ)

✅ Breakfast

Day Tour Package

But if you feel returning to home and go back to work right after, no worries, you can enjoy a day tour at VIP Fishing Resort!

Two-Day-One-Night Tour Package

Aside from the different sea experience, the resort also gives you a beautiful scenery as the sun paints the sky beautifully,? as well as other breathtaking views that can be hardly seen in your everyday city life. ?

VIP Fishing Resort

Location: 35, Kong Kong Laut, Masai, Pasir Gudang

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Kelong Fishing in Sabak Bernam

If you are into fishing and would like to have a good place to spend your holiday cum fishing, head for Kelong Fishing in Sabak Bernam, Selangor. The name of the resort is  Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort  which is built 15 nautical miles off the coast of Sabak Bernam.

The resort office at Bagan Nakhoda Omar beach.

The Bagan Nakhoda Omar beach is where the jetty to the resort is located and it takes about 2 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur. The time taken to reach the kelong by speedboat is about 15 minutes. Built at a cost of RM10 million in 2000 by Selangor State Government, this huge structure is currently managed by Kelong Paradise Waterfront Resort.

Anglers had been able to get fishes such as thread fin (senangin), golden snapper (janahak), stingrays, grouper, bawal and tenggiri. Fishing package for a 24 hours stay is available which include 2 way boat transfer between Bagan Nakhoda Omar Jetty to the kelong and all meals.

Deep sea fishing packages are also available for big groups (10 persons) that will take you to other islands on the Straits of Malacca such as Pulau Sembilan. Weekdays packages (Monday to Wednesday except for public holidays) are cheaper compared to weekends.

The view of the sea from the jetty.

Those who are not into fishing can come here for a day trip but charges apply depending on the day of your trip. Meeting packages for up to 100 persons are also available. Other value for money packages for individual, families, groups and seafood barbeque can also be arranged.

This kelong has air conditioned rooms and dorms (from 7pm to 9am) to ensure that you are comfortable during your stay here. Other facilities include Karaoke Room, Driving Range, American Pool, Children Indoor Games and Surau.

Turn into this arch into the fishing village after the Sek. Keb. Simpang Empat B.N.O. School.

GPS Coordinates:  N03°46.049' E100°52.386'

Call  Tel: +6 013 271 9481 or +6 013 216 1130  for more information.

The parking bays near the beach.

The Pantai Bagan Nakhoda Omar beach where many come here to enjoy the breeze of the sea.

Getting Here

If you are coming from Kuala Lumpur, get to Sungai Buluh and use the coastal road towards Kuala Selangor. You will pass by Pasir Penambang, Tanjung Karang, Sekinchan and Sungai Besar. After Sungai Besar town, look for the signage to Pantai B.N.O which stands for Pantai Bagan Nakhoda Omar at the left hand side of the road.

Turn left after the signage and go straight all the way until you see a school called Sek. Keb. Simpang Empat B.N.O. Turn left after the school and go straight until you reach the beach. The jetty is located here.

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The waters around the Northeastern islands are buzzing with a different kind of charm – seamen fishing, an abundance of nature, mangrove swamps and the idyllic life of residents who live in Kelongs (floating fish farms). All these are sights that normal city dwellers do not get to experience. We will also take you up-close to Pulau Ubin (the only inhabited island out of Singapore’s 63 islands) and explore it from the sea. Along the way, discover how Sustainable Fish Farming works in Singapore and learn about its struggles. Topping off the intriguing boat tour would be a visit to a kelong restaurant, where you get to experience life on a floating fish farm.

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• Explore Pulau Ubin and the surrounding islands from the sea.
• Get in touch with nature and spot wildlife like seabirds & wild boars (if you are lucky).
• Get upclose to the last few remaining Kelongs dotting the north-eastern waters and catch a glimpse of  daily life on the sea.
• Understand the concept of Sustainable Fish Farming and its struggles.
• Step onboard a one-of-a-kind Kelong Restaurant, where you can relax to the cool sea breeze and stunning views.
• Get upclose to Big Ships on the waters and docked at Sembawang Shipyard.
• Check out the sights of Malaysia from the closest bank in Singapore.

Cancellation Policy

• You will receive a full refund if we receive your cancellation notice at least 48 hours before your tour starts.
• If we cancel the tour, you will receive either a full refund or an alternative date/time
• There is strictly no refund: – For cancellations made within 48 hours of the start of the tour – For tours that were previously rescheduled by you – If you arrive late and the group has departed – If you fail to turn up, regardless of the reason

Minimum 5-Pax Departure Policy

Due to the min. requirement of 5 pax to depart. Let’s Go Tour reserves the right to contact the customer to do a reschedule to another slot/day, should the number of guests for the tour selected is less than 5 pax.

Rain Policy

The Tour will continue to be conducted when there is light rain. In the event of a thunderstorm, a reschedule date will be provided.

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Using unlicensed operators and/or tourist guides may compromise the terms of your travel insurance in the event of a claim. Let’s Go is a licensed travel agency (TA License 02829) by the Singapore Tourism Board. A licensed TA displays their license number prominently on their website, has proper insurance coverage, a business office and uses licensed guides. Travel safe. Only use licensed operators and guides.

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For bookings made less than 48hrs, Whatsapp +65 90044332 first to check availability and note that standard cancellation policies apply

• Select Time Slot: * Session 1 (Morning Cruise): 8.30am - 11.30am Session 2 (Dinner & Sunset Cruise): 4.00pm - 7.00pm

Min. 5 pax required for tour to start. For bookings less than 5, please Whatsapp us at 90044332

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