Pulau Pangkor trip planner

Tropical Pangkor provided the setting for the Treaty of 1874, which strengthened ened British control of Perak and its lucrative tin trade. Despite it reputation as a popular family-oriented tourist, Pangkor's economy still relies on fishing, a major source of income for residents of tranquil villages known for their quaint wooden houses raised on stilts. The mountainous middle of the island is densely forested, and home to a varied wildlife. The sandy beaches line the rest of the shore, perfect for lazing in a hammock with the view of emerald waters and lush green hills spreading as far as the eye can see. With many activities to choose from, including snorkeling, kayaking, and trekking the jungle, Pangkor vacations appeal to adventurous travelers, nature lovers, and those just wishing to relax on the beach. Use our Malaysia tour itinerary maker website to arrange your visit to Pulau Pangkor and any other destinations in Malaysia that take your fancy.