Port Dickson 波德申

Port Dickson

The beaches of Port Dickson (PD) famous for city dwellers for weekend retreat. Port Dickson is named after a British officer, Sir John Frederik Dickson in 1889. Others mention that the place was named after another British officer who supervised the British ports handling ore in Lukut, a district of Port Dickson at the time.

Port Dickson has an almost unbroken coastline stretching up to 18 km. Its sunny beaches, lined by tall palm trees and shady casuarinas, are washed by the gentle waves of the Straits of Malacca.

Port Dickson is more famous for its attractive beaches, ample amenities and good infrastructure. There are also various types of accommodation for those wishing to holiday here. Teluk Kemang and the Blue Lagoon beaches are popular tourist spots here. Among the famous beaches there are also infrastructure for water sports and beach activity.

Teluk Kemang, situated on the 9th mile of the coastal road, is one of the longest stretches in Port Dickson. Enjoy a splash in the warm waters, or delight in activities such as canoeing, parasailing, yachting or speed boat rides. The Blue Lagoon, 11 km south of Port Dickson town, is tucked away from the main road and offers hours of fun in an undisturbed setting.

The Port Dickson Fest and the International Port Dickson Ironman Triathlon are two exciting annual events in these beaches.

A string of five-star resorts, hotels and private bungalows occupy the Port Dickson coastline. Alternatively, camp out by the beach for a pleasant night under the stars.

Dickson Yacht Club has extensive facilities for members and is able to accommodate Optimist and Laser crafts. This charming coastal town has a variety of attractions, from nature-based temptations to historical monuments. Close to Blue Lagoon is Cape Rachado or Tanjung Tuan Lighthouse. Built in the 16th century, this lighthouse was used to guide vessels sailing to Melaka, then a thriving port-of-call in the region 

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