Highlights

• Located roughly 8km away from Port Dickson, Pantai Cahaya Negeri is a beautiful and popular tourist destination stretching away with an elegant beach outlook and an endless sea view over the horizon. Locals have a long lasting debate regarding this topic but many if not most, agree that it is the best beach in Port Dickson.
• Commemorating the glorious history of Lukut, the Lukut Museum and Fort is situated on a hill and considered to be one of the historical areas in Port Dickson. Built by Raja Jumaat in 1847 to monopolise tin trading, the museum today displays an array of artefacts including the antiquity from the sunken Dutch battleship.
• Offering visitors the chance to indulge in its peaceful atmosphere, Tanjung Tuan offers plenty of sight seeing locations along the beautiful beaches available. Gazetted as a forest reserve, the area is covered by mangrove swamps and tropical rainforests with trails leading to the Cape Rachado Lighthouse – oldest lighthouse in Malaysia built by the Portuguese.
• A great family bonding destinaton, the Saujana Beach is a clean and peaceful beachside with shady trees and food stalls around making it the perfect place for a picnic by the beach. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy jet skiing, the banana boat and kite flying here to up the ante on their adrenaline.
• Gain a sneak peek of the lifestyles of local fishermen at the Bagan Pinang Beach. With less watersports activities, it offers a more serene environment for guests to enjoy while witnessing the hardworking fishermen at sea doing what needs to be done.
• A small and intimate beach located within a bay, the Blue Lagoon Beach is enveloped by dense forestry, promising a cooling effect especially once the sun sets. Visitors may also find coral reefs below the water surface when the tide is low, promising a valuable experience when visiting. Due to its close proximity to the forest reserve, one may also encounter monkeys, squirrels, fowls and migratory birds as part of the local ecosystem.