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Pangkor Laut


Pangkor Laut is a privately owned and secluded island that lies off the South West coast of the Malaysian Peninsular and is home to the unique resort of the same name.

As it is a privately owned island, it is no surprise that Pangkor Laut is often seen as the ultimate place to relax and let the stresses of modern life melt away. In fact, world famous opera singer Pavarotti visited Pangkor Laut in 1994 and called it a ‘paradise’. You will not find any other resorts on this island, just barely touched white beaches and a serene, tranquil atmosphere.

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Pangkor Laut

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£1119
Based on 7 Nights, Bed & Breakfast,
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Experience pure holiday bliss in surroundings reminiscent of paradise at Pangkor Laut Resort. This private island retreat offers beautiful accommodation nestled in the hills above the azure ocean. Spa Villas with private pools and mesmerising views,...

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Room Upgrade between dates: 6th January 2024 - 31st March 2025
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Sea Villa to Spa Villa This offer is applicable where UPGRADE is stated in the room name Minimum 5 nights apply.
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Pangkor Laut Highlights


Pangkor Laut Resort offers a variety of activities to keep its guests entertained including private cruises, yoga and guided jungle walks with the resident naturalist.

For ultimate relaxation, the award-winning Spa Village Pangkor Laut is a tranquil four-acre haven offering spa treatments inspired by the healing therapies of the Asian region. The stunning sunset cruise sets sail at dusk so that guests can admire the island at sunset from the sea, casting the island into the perfect red and orange shade.

Set amidst an ancient rainforest, Pangkor Laut Resort offers the perfect opportunity for travellers to feel at one with nature.

Pangkor Laut

This piece of paradise is home to a variety of wildlife from long-tailed macaques and oriental pied hornbills to white-bellied sea eagles and large monitor lizards. Sea otters have also been spotted on occasion in the surrounding waters.

Once you have arrived at the island, you will probably want to get yourself something delicious to eat – at Pangkor Laut Resort you will not be disappointed!

The resort offers a variety of bars and restaurants as well as private dining options. The Fisherman’s Cove restaurant is situated next to the stunning Spa Village and specialises in tantalising seafood dishes made from the freshest ingredients.

If you would like to go for something even more local, then Uncle Lim’s Kitchen, which was named after a chef that was with the resort since its inception, sources all of its ingredients locally, and offers authentic and Nyonya and Hock Chew Chinese-style home cooking.


Beach holidays in Pangkor Laut


Pangkor Laut is the ultimate beach holiday paradise. If it’s pure serenity you’re seeking in your next luxury escape, this pristine private island, three miles off the west coast of Malaysia, ticks all the boxes. Emerald Bay, Pangkor Laut Resort’s private beach, has often been cited as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Relax in blissful tranquillity on the powdery-soft white shores and embrace the unparalleled natural beauty that’s all around. Guests on the island can also enjoy a host of water sports, including kayaking and paddle boarding, while boat trips and fishing excursions are also on offer. For the luxury beach holiday of a lifetime, look no further than the immaculate sands and emerald waters of Pangkor Laut.

Weather in Pangkor Laut


Like the rest of Malaysia, Pangkor Laut enjoys a sub tropical climate – meaning that the temperature is consistently warm to hot throughout the year. The average temperature is in the high twenties all year round. Pangkor Laut is not affected as strongly by the rainy season, but being a tropical island means that certain times of year carry a higher risk of rainfall. The best time to visit the island is December through to April as this is the dryer season. It is worth noting that, although there is much less rain during this part of the year, it can get very humid.

You’ll love Pangkor Laut if…


…You want a relaxing holiday with white beaches and warm weather that is away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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