[2024 Port Dickson Attraction] Travel Guide for Pantai Cahaya (Updated Sep)
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Taman Mewah, 71000 Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
"Nature's Retreat: A Review of Pantai Cahaya Negeri"
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Pantai Cahaya Negeri in Port Dickson offers a serene escape into nature. The lush greenery surrounding the beach creates a stunning backdrop, inviting visitors to relax and unwind. The gentle sea breeze enhances the experience, making it a perfect spot for leisurely walks or quiet moments by the shore. Sunlight glistens on the water, illuminating the vibrant landscape. Whether you're seeking solitude or a place to enjoy with family, the combination of natural beauty and tranquil ambiance makes this beach a superb destination. It's a refreshing reminder of nature's wonders, ideal for those looking to reconnect with the outdoors.
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Breathtaking🏖
3/1/2024
The 1st page of my 2024 starts here.
It was a short vacay yet so memorable. After a whole week of outstation for work, and this place totally mesmerizing. The feeling like your body and energy recharged with this beautiful scenery. Fresh air, nice sea view and sky, plus with planes always passing by. Been here during weekdays with less people, like this whole place is yours. I can do what I want here, even I ran from the start and end of the jetty🚶♀️
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Natasha Zaharudin
Dig, Dig and Dig at seaside Port Dickson
it was low tide when we reach at pantai cahaya around 3pm. Then we are super excited to dig at sandy beach eventhose it was super hot but we still happy to dig and 'kacau' those small crab and seasnail.
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Pantai Cahaya Port Dickson. It has one of the highest densities of family hotels and resorts within the area, owing to its natural beauty, wealth of public facilities and good infrastructure. The main feature along the beach is an artificial cape that houses a recreational park lined with picnic gazebos.
The cape also links to a small mangrove island called 'Pulau Burung' by a wooden bridge, although visitors may stroll there on foot at low tide. A boardwalk on the island leads to a platform where a watchtower provides a panoramic view of PD's coastline. Some of the popular activities here include water sports, boating, fishing, camping and berbeques.