Top Things to do in Port Dickson
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10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Port Dickson That You Shouldn't Miss
Feast on seafood and relax on the stunning beaches of Port Dickson, just 90 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur.
Restaurants in Port Dickson
1. Pusat Ikan Hiasan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By HisyamBanana - Kuantan, Malaysia
Great place to bring your kids to learn about fish and corals. Free entrance. Parking rm3. They should sell fridge magnet or keychain based on their place. Totally gonna sold.
2. Cape Rachado
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4.0 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By FaizalP61 - Sungai Buloh, Malaysia
Visit here every time coming to PD. Beautiful forest on a hill jutting out into the sea. Only RM1 entrance fee at the gate hear to Ilham Hotel. About 800m up the road to the lighthouse - then two options - climb steps to the right 100m before the lighthouse for the trail to Batu Buteh ( nice rocks with a view towards PD town - or continue past the lighthouse and follow the trail down to Pulau Intan on the southern tip of cape Rachado where there is a small beach and nice views. From Batuh Puteh you can climb down to the right to Monkey Bay and then back up to the access road near the entrance.
3. Muzium Tentera Darat
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4.0 based on 337 reviews
Reviewed By Chrislee8 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
For your information, Muzium angkatan tentera in English language means " The Army Musuem " This museum is located nearby the beach of Port Dickson in Malaysia. I think if you have a night stay in Port Dickson, you should visit this tourist attraction. The good news is it is free entrance to the public. The bad news is there is no bad news. You would be amaze with what you &a your family would experience. The hardware of the army where you can touch,feel and the historical background of the Malaysia army are very well documented. To me, the highlight of my trip is a man-made underground tunnel used by actual Comunist Party of Malaysia during turbulent times of war in during the rule of the British Empire in Malaysia inside this museum . Fantastic & kudos to the army of Malaysia for a job well done. Many thank. Chris Lee & family
4. PD Ostrich Show Farm
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3.5 based on 317 reviews
PD Ostrich Show Farm is the only ostrich show farm in Port Dickson. We have ostriches which visitors can hug, feed and take selfies with! Despite its name, it has other farm and pet animals. The farm boasts many fruit trees: durian, rambutan, ciku, starfruit & others. Also in the farm are Herbal Oasis, Ant Planet, and Dinosaur Safari @ EmbunBunga, which has dinosaur & animal sculptures, a Carnivorous Plant Garden, an Orchid Conservatory, a Cactus Garden & a nursery. EmbunBunga is scheduled to be fully open by mid October. It is popular with visitors to PD as well as for experiential educational trips by schools, team building, family day, camping and even weddings and drama & movie shoots! Activities not included in the admission fees include ostrich rides (kids below 40kg only), horse & horse carriage rides, ATV rides, and archery. We have a cafe serving a wide variety of food, including ostrich satay, burger and steak as well as other cafe fare such as noodles & rice. Come visit!
Reviewed By HaziqR48 - Klang, Malaysia
Even though the name is PD Ostrich farm, they have a lot of other animals too. Great place to expose children on interacting with animals. Not bad. Wish it was bigger.
5. Wan Loong Chinese Temple
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3.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By provenmethod - Melaka, Malaysia
Wan Loong Temple is on a hillside overlooking a bend in the road. The neighbouring restaurant and office complex is built in a very complementary style. Wan Loong Temple is an impressive building housing Buddhist and Taoist shrines. There are also some very nice statues of the well known characters Pigsy and the Monkey King. The temple is a pleasant place to visit, and a great location for photography - obviously respecting the religious nature of the site.
6. Lukut Muzium (Muzium Lukut)
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3.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By zmarlyda - Sri Kembangan, Malaysia
Good Information about our country here. You can go up the hill . My kids learn a lots here. They really love the history.
7. Bagan Pinang Beach
8. Blue Lagoon Beach
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3.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By mathaviv - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
a clean place to swim. a nice place to put up the " Khemah" for a day rest at the beach. kids can swim safely and we can have an eye on them as this place is not always crowded .
9. Tanjung Gemok Beach
10. Teluk Kemang
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By mathaviv - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
this place is comfortable as the MDPD has built up gazebo for the tourist to spend their time by sitting in it. It provides as a shelter for us to have our picnic when the weather is too hot .
