Port Dickson Travel Guide

Port Dickson is a pretty beach set only 80kms from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Commonly referred to as PD by local Malays, this beach attracts visitors from all over the country.

Worth It?
It is definitely worth visiting this lovely area of coastline.
What to Do
relax on the beach, windsurf, waterski, bird-watch, walk the length of the 18km beach, visit the local temple and the ostrich farm, shop, attend various festivities in the town square and swim.
Best Time to Go
December through March.
How Long?
A week is a nice amount of time to enjoy the area.

The town is home to old shop houses and a nice selection of guest houses and it has successfully turned itself into a highly sought-after tourist destination. It was developed into a port by the British after producing charcoal for many years.

The beach stretches out over 18kms and the property market in Port Dickson is popular with Singaporeans purchasing holiday homes. Melaka and Selangor are fairly close to this attractive area, which makes it all the more convenient.

Travel to Port Dickson - Getting There

The closest international airport is in Kuala Lumpur and the taxi or hire car ride from the airport will take about an hour on the North South Expressway. It is also possible to get here by local bus.

Port Dickson Things to Do

Port Dickson Attractions

PD town square
there are plenty of stalls and shops for souvenir shopping as well as a playground and open-air arena and it also hosts plenty of festivals and parties throughout the year.
Teluk Kemang Beach
this is the most popular beach, with a wide choice of water sports and places to eat.
Blue Lagoon
by far the most tranquil area in Port Dickson as it is set off the main road, with only a handful of tourists, guest houses and restaurants.
Wan Loong Temple
meaning 'dragon in the sky', the temple sits proudly on the top of a hill and offers great views.
Ostrich farm
a wonderful place to visit with children as it allows visitors to touch and feed the large birds.
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