2026 Pangkor Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

*Pulau Pangkor, Perak* — the perfect escape when you need a break but don’t want to fly too far 🌴🌊 Just a short ferry ride from Lumut, this peaceful island welcomes you with its charming kampung vibes, friendly locals, and calm, beautiful beaches 🐚☀️ I stayed near *Pantai Teluk Nipah*, where the sunsets are golden and the sand feels like soft flour under your feet 🌅👣. We rented a motorbike and rode along the scenic coastal road 🛵, stopping for fresh seafood 🦐, handmade souvenirs, and of course, iced coconut drinks 🥥. Activities? Plenty! Snorkelling with colourful fish 🐠, banana boat rides for the thrill seekers 🍌💦, or even visiting the historical Dutch Fort 🏰. Don’t forget to snap a pic with the iconic *floating mosque* 🕌 and meet the friendly hornbills flying freely around the island 🐦✨ Pangkor isn’t loud or flashy — it’s peaceful, simple, and stunning. Just you, the sea, and time slowing down. Perfect for couples, solo getaways or chill trips with friends. It’s underrated — but maybe that’s what makes it special 💗 #PulauPangkor #HiddenGemMalaysia #IslandLife #ShortGetaway #BeachEscape #NatureVibes #travel #beachlife

Pangkor Island is a total hidden gem, and I had the BEST time discovering its top spots 😍. Here’s my personal list of must-see places that you totally can’t miss if you’re planning a trip! First stop: Teluk Dalam Lookout Point. The views here? Absolutely next-level! 🤯. You can catch epic sunsets and take all the dreamy IG pics at Jeti, Teluk Dalam, 32300 Pangkor Island, Perak. Trust me, this spot hits different, especially at golden hour. Next, if you’re vibing with the sea, the Pangkor sea is a whole mood 🌊. Just plug in “5HWH+FR, 32300 Pangkor Island, Perak” into your map and let the ocean breeze work its magic. You HAVE to check out Masjid Terapong Pulau Pangkor – the famous floating mosque! It’s open all day, every day (no excuses 😆), at 32300 Pangkor Island, Perak. The architecture is totally unique, and dropping by feels sooo peaceful. For something spiritual, Masjid Al Khairiyah (also called Masjid 1000 Doa) is a must for beautiful vibes and thoughtful moments. Find it right on Pangkor Island, 32300 Pangkor, Perak. Craving sandy toes? Pantai Teluk Baharu is always the answer! 🏖️ Located at 32300, Perak, Malaysia, this beach is perfect for chilling, picnics, and catching that island sun. Every spot is so special and has its own vibe – you’ll wanna visit them all! Slide these locations into your Pangkor Island itinerary and get ready for seriously unforgettable moments. And if you wanna lock in attractions and experiences, check out trip.com for easy bookings and tips! Pulau Pangkor = iconic adventure unlocked.

#holidayitinerary Pangkor Island is a hidden gem off Malaysia's west coast, perfect for a relaxing getaway with its tranquil beaches, rich history, and vibrant local culture. Here's a tailored 3-day itinerary to help you make the most of your trip: 🗓️ Day 1: Arrival and Beach Relaxation 1. Morning: Arrival and Check-in · Take a ferry from Lumut (30-45 minutes, RM14 return) or the faster Marina Island Jetty (15 minutes, RM20 return) to Pangkor Island. · Rent a motorbike (∼RM40/day) or use pink van taxis to get around. · Check into your accommodation. For beach proximity, consider: · Anjungan Beach Resort (near Teluk Nipah and Coral Beach). · AVI Pangkor Beach Resort (close to Pasir Bogak Beach). 2. Afternoon: Pasir Bogak Beach · Head to Pasir Bogak Beach for swimming and sunbathing. Rent kayaks or jet skis available along the shore. 3. Evening: Sunset and Dinner · Watch the sunset at Coral Beach. · Dine at Daddy’s Cafe (Western and local dishes) or Nipah Deli on Coral Beach. 🗓️ Day 2: Cultural Sites and Wildlife 1. Morning: Historical Exploration · Visit the Dutch Fort (Kota Belanda), a 17th-century colonial relic. · See the Batu Bersurat (Sacred Rock) with its ancient inscriptions. 2. Afternoon: Temple Visits · Explore Fu Lin Kong Temple, a Taoist temple with a miniature Great Wall, turtle pond, and lush gardens. Open 6:30 AM–10:00 PM. · Stop by the Sri Pathirakaliamman Temple, a sea-facing Hindu temple. 3. Evening: Hornbill Feeding · Join the hornbill feeding session at Sunset View Chalet in Teluk Nipah (free, usually at sunset). · Enjoy a seafood feast at a local restaurant. Day 3 : Visit Temple and walk around fish market Fu Lin Kong Temple (福灵宫) is a significant Taoist temple located on Pangkor Island, Malaysia. · Fu Lin Kong Temple is the largest and most prominent Taoist temple on Pangkor Island, serving as a vital place of worship for the local Chinese community. · It is over a century old and is nestled at the foot of Pangkor Hill in the village of Sungai Pinang Besar, a well-established Chinese settlement (Kampung Cina). Visiting Hours and Operation · The temple is open daily from 6:30 AM to 10:00 PM.

Pulau Pangkor, located off the coast of Perak, is a charming island known for its laid-back atmosphere, sandy beaches, and fresh seafood. A typical trip includes a short ferry ride from Lumut Jetty, followed by check-in at a seaside resort or homestay. Popular activities include relaxing at Teluk Nipah and Coral Beach, snorkeling at nearby islands, exploring the historic Dutch Fort, and visiting the iconic Batu Bersurat. Visitors can also rent bicycles or scooters to tour the island at their own pace. Evenings are perfect for enjoying grilled seafood at beachfront stalls while watching the sunset

#holidayitinerary #august2025 #travel #weekends Tucked at the foot of Pangkor Hill, Fu Lin Kong Temple is the island’s largest Chinese temple and a serene retreat blending faith, culture, and breathtaking scenery. ✨ Main Temple Hall The grand hall features Bodhidharma at its center, with intricate statues and murals that invite quiet reflection. It feels both majestic and calming, a space where history and spirituality meet. 🪷 Hillside Temple A short walk up the mini Great Wall of China brings you to the upper temple, home to Kuan Yin, Lord Fu Hu, and the 18 Arhats. The climb itself is refreshing, but the real reward is the peaceful atmosphere at the top. 🌊 Scenic Views From the hillside temple, you’re treated to sweeping views of the village rooftops and the glistening sea. It’s a perfect spot to pause, breathe deeply, and let the calmness refill your spirit. 💡 We loved how this temple offers more than just sightseeing — it’s a place to retreat, reflect, and reconnect with yourself while surrounded by nature’s beauty.

Pangkor 3D2N Day 1 Sewa moto: hoho rental Hotel : puteri bayu beach resort Makan : dapur malindo Telu nipah Casuarina Fire show pasir bogak Day 2 Breakfast at hotel Pusing2 kota belanda, batu bersurat, Kampung2,kilang perikanan dan Pusat penetasan telur penyu Mandi pantai Day 3 Snorkeling Checkout

Ipoh may not immediately evoke the image of a coastal city, but just a one to two-hour drive from the city reveals hidden seaside gems reminiscent of the Ivory Coast: Pangkor Island and Teluk Batik, with their golden sandy beaches. These local beaches, where golden sands meet emerald waters, carry a blend of spice-laden breezes and the lively atmosphere akin to Penang. They serve as a metaphorical escape into nature for Ipoh residents. What I appreciate most is the "time displacement" feeling of transitioning from the urban core to the coastline. In the mining town, you savor sugar-laden ice treats and coffee powder, and just beyond a hill lies the rhythmic whispers of the seaside. Teluk Nipah's gentle waves create a space for dialogue with the sea rather than conquest, while Pasir Panjang's panoramic views help recalibrate one's perspective on life amidst nature. These beaches are not mere extensions of Ipoh but rather a broader expression of the city's land. They teach us that the sea is not a distant landscape but a liberating breath that can only be truly felt after returning from the centrifugal pull of urban life.

We spent a few peaceful days on Pangkor Island and it quickly became one of our favorite short getaways. The beaches, especially Nipah and Coral Bay, were quiet and clean, perfect for just laying back or taking a dip in the calm sea. We rented a motorbike and rode around the island, stopping at little roadside stalls, temples, and scenic viewpoints we loved how compact and easy it was to explore. One of the highlights for us was visiting the Dutch Fort ruins and the nearby fishing villages, where we got a feel for the island’s slower, more traditional rhythm. We also tried fresh seafood at some local warungs it was simple, affordable, and incredibly good. Pangkor doesn’t try to impress with flash, but that’s exactly what makes it so easy to enjoy. It felt like a place where we could just switch off and take things slow.

An unexpected trip to PULAU PANGKOR, SITIAWAN from Marina Island... We a group of 6 friend and family go to Sitiawan 2 days 1 night. We book at D'Sea Marina by Manhattan Group. Because too early to reach the Homestay so we have a walk at Marina Island that just few walk from D'Sea Marina by Manhattan Group. So found out that now if we go to PULAU PANGKOR from Marina Island just take 10 minutes and cost RM20 per person for two way. So we plan to go on next day after check out. We go on the next day for day trip to PULAU PANGKOR at 9:45am ferry to and back at 3:00pm. The ferry time is very sharp. It's really just 10 minutes to reach there. Reach there we book a car just cost us RM90 only. So we just drive follow the map given.. First stop we have our breakfast for a local noodles... It's taste really good.. Then we continue to drive to others attraction place.. Remember if we didn't overnight cannot buy duty free chocolate ya.. It will tax us. My daughter had buy few but 1 is open and the custom just let me go without tax. But she had mention that we cannot buy if no overnight. But luckily I had keep the receipt and just buy around RM20 only.. So we end this trip from PULAU PANGKOR at 3pm.. Enjoyable and unexpected trip. Recommend to go from MARINA ISLAND. . #beachlife #citydaytours #localfood #travel

📍 Pangkor Island Perak Pangkor Island is a beautiful island located off the west coast of Malaysia, in the state of Perak. It’s known for its pristine beaches, clear blue waters, and lush tropical surroundings. The island is relatively small, making it a peaceful getaway, popular for its relaxing atmosphere, water activities, and nature trails. Some of the key attractions on Pangkor Island include: 1. Teluk Nipah Beach: A popular beach for swimming, kayaking, and snorkeling, with various accommodations nearby. 2. Pangkor Town: The island’s main town, offering local shops, restaurants, and a chance to explore the local culture. 3. Fu Lin Kong Temple: A peaceful Chinese temple offering scenic views and a place for reflection. 4. Dutch Fort: A historical site built in the 17th century by the Dutch, offering a glimpse into the island’s colonial past. 5. Coral Beach: Another scenic and tranquil spot for beach lovers, with crystal-clear waters and a quiet vibe. Pangkor Island is also famous for its local seafood, particularly fish, and its laid-back vibe, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers, beachgoers, and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. #ipohtrip #TravelAnywhere #newyearnewtrip

Unplanned trip to Perak, Malaysia brought usto Pangkor Island. Went there thru Marina Jetty which is 10 minutes distance by ferry with ticket fees at MYR10 for adult & MYR 5.50 for kid. We spend MYR 71.00 for 2 ways. Arrived at Pangkor Island and we book a car for our convenienve there to travel to each destination. We drive to Teluk Nipah, a lots of attraction & sports activities there from ATV, Banana Boat etc. Lots of food stalls along the beach. We went to Kota Belanda, shopping chocolate at duty free zone, blue eyes anchovy which is famous there & other delicacies... as we didn't stay there more than 24hours, the chocolate is subject to 10% tax. Overall we are happy for the short trip. Will go again next year & explore more.#staycation #familytravel #pangkorisland#marinaisland

📍 PANGKOR ISLAND PERAK Enjoy a ferry ride from Marina Jetty to Pangkor Island, offering stunning coastal views. Visit iconic spots on the island 🏝️ Recommended for all ❤️ #staycation #urbanwanderings #travel

Nipah Guesthouse offers three types of accommodations on Pangkor Island: triangular cabins, deluxe chalets, and lodgings. The highlight is the beautiful scenery, and it is only a 5-10 minute walk to Nipah Beach and Coral Beach. Nipah Guesthouse Address: Lot 4506, Teluk Nipah, 32300 Pangkor, Malaysia

📍Pangkor Island, Perak 💌 A charming wee island, known for its serene beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush greenery. ☘️ The island offers a blend of relaxation and adventure, making it perfect for a peaceful getaway or an exciting trip. ☘️ Visitors can explore beautiful beaches like Teluk Nipah and Coral Beach, enjoy water activities such as snorkeling and kayaking, and visit cultural sites like the Fu Lin Kong Temple and Dutch Fort. 📌 How to get here; 🚗 3hr drive KL to Lumut ⛴️ 30-45 min Ferry from Lumut to Pangkor Island 💌 Highly recommend to rent a motorbikes to explore this gorgeous 🏝️ #travelanywhere ##islandgetaway

#familytrips2024 #awesomepic #visitmalaysia 1) Fu Lin Kong Temple 2) Masjid Al-Khairiah; A unique Chinese style mosque features a red-accented facade. 3) Masjid Al-Badr; Beautiful floating mosque 4) Pasir Bogak Beach; Good for chilling and enjoy local light meal with cheap price. 5) ATV Adventure; Riding ATV around the island and stop at pictures’ spot. 6) Island Hopping; May contact Setiakawan Watersports to organize some water activities.

#familytrips2024 #awesomepic #visitmalaysia Definitely one of the fun and adventerous activity that you should not missed while in Pangkor Island. I was not so familiar with ATV Riding but after received few lessons and tips from a guide, I managed to ride comfortably throughout the whole route. A guide was riding along with us and we stop few times at some spots for pictures. He even offered to take these beautiful pictures for us. Safety helmet, briefting, snacks and riding lessons was included on my RM80 per person package. Enjoy your adventure!

Happy to found this restaurant Wang Wang in Pangkor.Come early to avoid long queue.Foods are fresh and delicious.Liked the omelet very much.Price is reasonable too.Good service by the owner and his staffs.I certainly will come back

This restaurant is beside Coral Bay Resort Pangkor.it’s starts business from 5pm to midnight daily.Very delicious foods,prawn and squid very fresh.very reasonable and cheap .total bill for 4 dishes only rm 24.Worth to try and highly recommended

Great stay at Pangkor Holiday Resort.Room is big and clean.Staffs very helpful,help us take photo of Eiffel Tower and artificial panda.swimming pool is clean and big,the back ground scenery is nature and beautiful.Highly recommended to stay and near to Pantai Pasir Bogak

This hawker stall start its business since 1958 in Pangkor.Homemade noodles and fish balls,taste delicious and fresh.Very reasonable price.Coffee only rm 2.50 very cheap and yummy.If come to Pangkor may have a try

Beautiful scenery at Pantai Pasir Bogak,Pangkor Island.The sands are very soft and the beach is clean.Activities like swimming,sun bath can do there.there are few stall selling food nearby.Worth to visit

Coral bay resort Pangkor is a 3 star resort in Pangkor.room is very big and clean,air conditioning is cool.Check in is fast but the staff’s services is a bit slow.take about 20 minutes send the luggage.

We went to Pangkor Island from Lumut Pangkor ferry jetty .it’s take about 30 minutes to reach island.The island terminal is busy ,lots of shops selling local products,duty free shops ,restaurants and their main transport to other place in island either by motorcycle or pink colour van.

There’s two ferry terminal to Pangkor island either from Lumut or Marina.we go to Pangkor from Lumut Pangkor ferry jetty,adult is Rm 20 for return ticket.The journey take about 30 minutes lots of restaurants and gift shop around.

#yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #tripblazers #awesomepic If you like to chilling by the beautiful and calm sea, do visit pulau pangkor! It was super easy to come here. You can come to Pangkor via Marina Jetty, Lumut - only 10mins ferry & you’ll arrive at Pangkor Jetty! There’s a lot of hotels/accommodations selection at Pangkor. Personally, I’ll stay at Pasir Bogak instead of Teluk Nipah, less crowded and way more clean and beautiful sea! Pulau Pangkor is now a duty free island! Variety of chocolates here, no need to go to Langkawi for duty free goods 😌 You can go around the island by renting a scooter/pink van. Easy! enjoy guys.

weekdays with love at pasir bogak ,Pangkor less people...nice place..love it..nice food average price, acceptable because it's fresh from sea😁😁 lumut and pangkor... cheap perfume chocolate..more cheaper then buy at shopee and etc 🥰🥰🥰 marhean beach😁 oh...rental car...at jetty got so many car rental ,more cheaper then online booking.. come here and you'll be amazed...... trust me.... p/s please....please...bring more money if you're perfume lover....no regrets to buy it here...branded and latest perfume sold here very cheap..😁😁 I would love to come back pangkor... #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers

It is such a nice resort we have in Malaysia .Located at Pulau Pangkor, Perak.We took a ferry to get in there. We book room “Ocean Front Room” to get this beautiful view including simple breakfast on the next day.For the dinner we took a van and the driver will suggest the best place for the dinner. #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #beachlife

Pangkor is a great place to relax and unwind. It has beautiful sandy beaches and you can take interesting boat trips round the coast. There are excellent seafood restaurants, for example in Teluk Nipah, and duty-free shops for those who like shopping. You can’t forget the whole meal experience as well and it really makes a big difference whether the food was top notch or otherwise. After all, this was meant to be a 5-star experience. This is a decent enough island. It has some minor attractions, some shopping and some decent beaches. It is no Langkawi, Penang or Tioman but is close enough to Kuala Lumpur for a short vacation#spooktaculartrip#awesomepi#couplestrip c