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An Infinity Pool
The beach at the back of the hotel.
diana at the entrance...
i want to celebrate my friend birtday,and i want to make barberque and small fire wood and tent with others of my10 friends
my question is:sould i book the place in pantai teluk kemang?to do my small party
where can i rent/borrow the tent,and how much it cost
and how much to borrow the barberqu stuff
thanks for you information,and hope you sent the answer my question as early as possible
I just came back 'camping' from Port Dickson.
I'm not sure which beach are you talking about (Batu berapa?). My family and I went to the beach near Seri Malaysia Hotel and set up our tent and BBQ there, few hours later some officer from PC city council came and told us that what we're doing is against the law. Then they showed us the notice board where they put the do's and don'ts. Tents shall not be erected. BBQ is okay as long as you bring in your own BBQ set (don't put the coal on the ground). Campfire is definate no-no.
Hi.. you mite wanna consider this place. Cozy and value for money!
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Sitting on the bench...looking at the ocean...thinking is other side of beaches will have the same sun...hehehehe funny...is a very nice scene, sunset...but u will feel a bit sad cause the day has end and here come the nite.... Sunset is like a paradise, everything is colouring in orange, yellowish...
The museum gives an insight into Lukut's golden era as the capital of the tin trade. Visitors can discover artefacts from the Nassau shipwreck, a Dutch East India battleship which sank off the coast of Cape Rachardo (Tanjong Tuan) in 1606. Some artefacts include canons, porcelain and china wares, urns, coins, microscope, etc. It showcases the archeological finds of the area as well as the intriguing history behind the fort. You need to take off your shoes prior to entering the museum. On the upper floor are exhibits on weaving, textiles and farming tools.
After visiting the museum you can make your way up to the fort ruins. Only the walls and the wells remain. You have to cross the now dried up moat to get to the centre of the "complex". You can drive up there if you want to but it will spoil the fun of walking up from the museum. The ruins of the Lukut Fort, built in 1847 to protect the town's booming tin trade, is an interesting spot for history buffs. Other attractions here include the legendary `poisoned well', purportedly used to punish criminals in the ancient days.
History and archeology buffs will find this museum informative and satisfying. Nice thing is that it is free of charge! Photography is allowed here.
The beautiful West Coast resort town of Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan has now been further graced by a unique and magnificent attraction on Ostrich Show Farm. Located only 1.5 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur, our Show Farm is located on the 9th mile of the Port Dickson coastal road.
Take a relazing and informative time-out from the hustle and bustle of city life. Come see, smell, touch, and learn all about these amazing creatures.
Try seeding these 8 foot tall birds with your bare hands or, if you're brave enough, feel the exicement of ruling on their backs.
Embark on this facinating adventure and be thrilled by more than ostrich of all ages at our show farm.
Shopping for unusual items? You've found the right place. Our souvenier shop carries a range of rare and exotic products like Ostrich Leather wallets and handbags. Ostrich feather dusters, painted Ostrich, egg, shells and the highly sought after cosmetic products made from refined Ostrich oil.
For the gourmets, an on-site cafe serves a variety of healthy and delicious food items made from Ostrich meat like burgers, rotay and sweet dried meat.
Finally to help you cool off all the excitement choose from a variety of refeshing soft drinks, ice-cream and other cold desserts.
Come and visit us and immerse yourself in fun and awe. Spent quality time with friends & family, or just by yourself in a truly great and natural setting fit for children and adults alike.
Everyday going through hectic life & stress is very tiring. That's the reason why, I have decided to take a break. Since I couldn't get any extra day off from work, I decided to go to Port Dickson. It was great to be away from home once in a while.
Drive from the city of Kuala Lumpur using North-South Highway & PD-Seremban Highway.
1) Exit the North-South Highway at PD toll.
2) As you exit, go straight & you will see a traffic light. Turn right at this traffic light & go straight for approximately 4 km until you enter the Seremban-PD highway toll.
3) Drive along this toll until you reach a roundabout.
4) Turn right if you are going to Port Dickson town.
The seaside resort of Port Dickson, washed by the gentle waters of the Straits of Malacca, is a popular destination for locals and foreigners alike.
The coastal resort of Port Dickson or PD is a popular weekend retreat on Peninsular Malaysia's southwestern coast. Situated about an hour's drive from Kuala Lumpur, Port Dickson has one of the Longest beaches in Malaysia, offering holidaymakers ample room to frolic under the sun. Its sunny beaches, lined by tall coconut trees and shady casuarinas, are lappsed by the gentle waters of the Straits of Malacca.
The Port Dickson Fest and International Ironman Triathlon are two exciting annual events held here.
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There are numerous locations here for family outings and picnics. Its famous beaches, Teluk Kemang and Blue Lagoon, abound with water sports and other beach activities. Enjoy parasailing, canoeing, yachting or speed boat rides.
Lukut, a historical town situated north of Port Dickson, is the site of the Lukut Museum and fort.
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Address: Batu 10 Jalan Pantai, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, 71050, Malaysia
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