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Pro
Slow down and relax
Con
nothing much to do..
In a nutshell
Modern Compact Tourist Town
mansionion Says: Not really a must see but do check out the navy base if you have time to spare. The Royal Malaysian Navy base here is said to be one of the most modern in the region. It is equipped with army facilities, port and wharf, accommodation, a hospital, a museum, an officers and...
chiabh Says: The park is the first inland snorkeling facility in Malaysia... Life jacket and snorkeling gear are provided free with the entrance ticket to the park... Besides snorkeling, visitors can take in the beautiful scenery of the park area which includes a waterfall, universal...
yipsufen Says: Teluk Batik beach is a very popular spot with the locals. You will find it an irresistible attraction for picnics as well as swimming. It provides all the conveniences you need for a good time, with chalets, mini chalets, food stalls, public bathrooms and changing rooms,...
Swiss-Garden Resort & Spa Damai Laut
9 Reviews and 147 Opinions Generally this hotel is a great place to stay but please note that it is not exactly in Lumut Town,...
Aurora restaurant: Don't Miss the Tiramisu
aurorajudy Says: Aurora restaurant serves authentic Italian food in a one and only upmarket establishment in Lumut. The food is prepared by our In house Italian Chef who has many years of experience.The food will be delicious and prices are very reasonable.The ambience is also superb as...
Aurora restaurant: Don't Miss the Tiramisu
aurorajudy Says: Aurora restaurant serves authentic Italian food in a one and only upmarket establishment in Lumut. The food is prepared by our In house Italian Chef who has many years of experience.The food will be delicious and prices are very reasonable.The ambience is also superb as...
BorneoGrrl Says: If you've had enough of the usual Indian, Chinese or Malay food, you can opt to go to a pretty good western restaurant, Jook Joint. Don't be surprised if you find 3 restaurants of the same name, even on the same street! This family owned restaurant offers lovely dishes off...
Jooks, joint, 2x. Rockafellas, Capri: Not much for westerners
Davidhil Says: Not very much to do in Lumut at night. It is basically the parking lot for Pangkor island goers. There is for westerners one pub/rest. called Jooks, which is not bad, not very busy though. Also Rockafellas, which is not bad, has free pool table but quiet except friday night,...
BorneoGrrl Says: There isn't much to do at night in Lumut besides do what the locals do. Have pulled tea and a late supper at the local coffe shops. If you are looking for other entertainment like karaoke, you'd have to go to the neighbouring SitiawanThere are some small western themed...
reezal Says: From pangkor u can fly to KL and vice versa via Berjaya Air 48 seater. One way at RM214 and return at Rm418 excluding airport taxes and insurance. From Pangkor u can take the ferry to Lumut.Offfice in Pangkor :Berjaya Air Sdn BhdBangunan TerminalLapangan Terbang STOL...
yipsufen Says: Lumut town offers regular ferry services to Pangkor Island at just RM4.00 (return fare) per person. Once on Pangkor, you can take a bus, taxi or even hire a motorbike to reach your favourite destination.
Shops in Lumut: Products from the sea
BorneoGrrl Says: With its fisherman population, you can find many shops selling dried sea products which are quite popular with the locals as snacks or ingredients for cooking. The prices are fairly standard and quite cheap Dried calamari & fish, fish crackers and other preserved food...
Shops in Lumut town: Sea themed souvenirs
BorneoGrrl Says: Since Pulau Pangkor is just a stone's throw away, you can find sea or island themed souvenirs available from many shops in Lumut town. There are colorful batiks, T-shirts and keychains to buy and you needn't bargain too much
BorneoGrrl Says: Lumut has a number of industries and is surrounded by small villages. Therefore, you have to be a little careful when driving on the road. You will meet many heavy trucks, villages on motorcycles (no helmets, btw) and other "stuntmen" whizzing up & down the highwayMy...
gnh Says: You might end up in another hotel on the other side of the river !They always advertise it as Lumut, but poor you, be warned ! If you really enjoy the quiet of that place which is almost 20km away by road ( but only 3 km by boat ) then do not complain. Very quiet place, but...
BorneoGrrl Says: Pulau Pangkor is easily accessible from Lumut town itself. Simply take a ferry from Lumut ferry terminal and within 45 minutes, you will be in Pulau PangkorThe last time I was there, I paid RM10 (US$3) for the ferry ride. Quite cheap!!
BorneoGrrl Says: If you are bored out of your brains in Lumut, you can drive under half an hour to Sitiawan to experience a "bigger" town and other entertainment options. Sitiawan has a bowling center and it's not expensive to play there
Damai Laut Golf & Country Club
chiabh Says: Opened in 1997, the golf course is designed by Ronald Fream... The 18-hole, par-72 course plays to 6,350m from the championship tees... The 1st nine named The Hill Nine plays along the hills while the scenic 2nd Nine or The Lake Nine has many holes along the lakes... The...
chiabh Says: The Royal Teluk Rubiah Country Club is located about 13 km South-West of Lumut... From the golf course you will have a view on the Straits of Melaka as well as Pulau Pangkor in the distance... Designed by Estern Green, the 18-hole par-72 course plays to 6,225m from the...
Driving to Lumut enroute to Pangkor
reezal Says: If ure driving to Lumut heading towards Pangkor Island, there are various places to park ur car. Cost from free(no security), 5/day to 15/day(covered parking with security)...BUT if ure staying at Pangkor Laut or Pan Pacific Pangkor, u don't need to worry about parking as...
l_joo Says: I visit Lumut years ago when a Sitiawan friend brought me to his home to stay a night in the typical village wooden house. They show me their rubber knife which is the sharp tool to tap the rubber trees to get the liquid (latex) flowing and drop into a cup they already...
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the kellie's castle is actually quite a popular destination in perak.. but i put it here coz if you're headed to lumut, this is an optional detour that will...
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Q: where is more nearer to go to Swiss Garden Damai Laut, Lumut...is it near from Lumut or more near from Setiawan? Can we take...
A: If you are going to Swiss Garden then the right place is Lumut. And if you travel to Setiawan then to Lumut you have to take either Taxi or local public bus. The cost I...
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This hill greets you upon arrival at Lumut. Go straight to the ferry, or turn right to drive through the seaside road. Lumut is where the Royal Malaysian Navy has its base, so be prepared for big...
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Lumut - more than just a hop off point to Pangkor
I've got some interesting experiences in Lumut. I'd love to share with you the 7 tips I've written, the 11 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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LUMUT...transit point for Pangkor Island
If ure going to Pangkor Island, u'll need to catch a ferry at Lumut Jetty. From KL take the north south expressway towards North/IPOH and exit at BIDOR. Once ure at Bidor follow signs to Teluk...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Lumut. I'd love to share with you the 3 tips I've written, the 4 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Lumut is the gateway to Pangkor Island. We arrived there very early in the morning. On alighting at the bus terminal, the first thing that caught my sight was the mountain range behind the town. Lots...
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