Lumut, Malaysia Cruise Port

Lumut is one of Malaysia's coastal towns, which is located in the Manjung District found in Perak, Malaysia. The town's name roughly translates to mean moss or seaweed, which can be credited to the fact that locals noticed how much of the beach used to be covered in moss, in its early days and started calling it Lumut. The town is considered to be the gateway to Pangkor Island and is well-known for the coral and seashell handicrafts that are sold as tourist souvenirs. Currently, the town serves as the main base for the country's Royal Malaysian Navy, and also as the country's largest naval shipbuilder, the Boustead Naval Shipyard. Featured below are some of the recommended experiences, attractions, and activities that visitors could enjoy after cruising to Lumut, Malaysia:

Visitors should visit the Royal Malaysian Navy base in the town, which offers a unique opportunity to get a glimpse of the daily navy routines. Another benefit of this visit is seeing one of the most modern navy technologies in the region.
Those who are interested in spending their time doing water related activities should visit the Teluk Batik Snorkeling Park, which is the country's first ever inland snorkeling park. The park also offers other services such as fishing, canoeing, and views of some large mermaid sculptures.
Anyone who is interested in relaxing with friends, family, or even on their own, should visit the Teluk Batik Beach, which is very popular among the locals due to the calm environment that it offers and also because it is an ideal swimming location.
Nature and wildlife lovers should definitely pay a visit to the Mangrove Swamp Park. The park charges no entrance and is a very calm and nice place for a leisurely walk, as one catches glimpses of some mangrove swamp animals, living in their natural habitat.

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