#7 Islands in Malaysia · 2026
Pangkor Island
🌺🌺🌺 Worth the Detour · 🏝️ Islands
Why go
A small fishing island off Lumut with a Dutch fort ruin, Teluk Nipah beach and fresh seafood. Easy ferry access makes it popular for weekend trips.
⭐ Don't miss: Teluk Nipah beach and Coral Beach for snorkelling
- Entry fee
- Free; ferry from Lumut or Marina Island about RM10 one way / RM20 return (adult), RM5.50 / RM11 (child)
- Opening hours
- Ferries from Lumut 7am-8pm (check before you go)
- Best time to go
- Year-round; Mar-Oct best
- Time needed
- 1-2 days
- How to get there
- Ferry from Lumut jetty (35 min); bring bags; rent motorbike or taxi on island.
- Address
- Pulau Pangkor, 32300 Lumut, Perak
- Area
- Pulau Pangkor, Pangkor, Perak
- Facilities
- 🍽️ restaurant☕ cafe🅿️ paid parking
- Muslim-friendly
- 🕌 Prayer room (surau) on site · 🍽️ Halal food nearby
Halal Malay food; surau around - Accessibility
- Small paved roads; sandy beaches
- Kids
- Kid-friendly with calm beaches
☪️ Halal status changes. For food, look for a valid JAKIM certificate (check at myehalal.halal.gov.my). Hotels and venues we have not verified are described as "pork-free", not halal.
- Jellyfish at times
- Water quality varies
- Monsoon brings rougher sea
Also nearby
Pangkor Laut Resort
🌺 Luxury Resorts · Pulau Pangkor Laut, Lumut, Perak
A private island with its own rainforest, where stilted Spa Village villas hover over a bay and you hop around by buggy. It is one of the older names in Malaysian island luxury and still feels special. Reach it by resort speedboat from Marina Island Pangkor.
Don't miss: Over-the-water villas at Emerald Bay
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