Port Dickson & Tanjung Sepat · Negeri Sembilan & Selangor · Malaysia
Port Dickson + Tanjung Sepat 3D2N Travel Full Itinerary
Lighthouse views, museums, beaches, seafood, local farms, and a relaxing fishing village escape — the perfect short coastal getaway.
Coastal Escape Seafood Port Dickson Tanjung Sepat 3D2N
About This Itinerary
Looking for a relaxing coastal getaway with beach views, local food, and easy sightseeing? This 3D2N Port Dickson and Tanjung Sepat itinerary is perfect for travelers who want a mix of seaside scenery, cultural stops, and hidden local gems. From iconic lighthouses and museums in Port Dickson to the charming fishing village atmosphere of Tanjung Sepat, this trip offers a refreshing escape from city life. Designed especially for families, couples, and small groups, the journey is arranged with a private van (包Van), so you can travel comfortably without worrying about driving, parking, or directions.
Cape Rachado Lighthouse Phoenix Baba Nyonya Delights Army Museum Port Dickson Port Dickson Ornamental Fish Centre Wan Loong Temple PD Famous Cendol Coconut Shake P.D. Ostrich Show Farm Tanjung Gemuk Beach Restoran Yun Long Seafood Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson
Image credit: Olivia Loh, Jeff Wavery, Carrie Lim
Image credit: Phoenix Baba Nyonya Delights, Peter Ho, Goh Kai Li
Image credit: Naim Khairul, Takayoshi Tetsuka, Andirian Ahmad, R.Rezeki
Image credit: Luqman Saufi, Ridzwansyah Irwan, Mohd Nazir
Image credit: Sueweety, iamqadri, Yun Sun, Wan Likethenumber
Image credit: QANAAH BINTI AZAHRI, Fizzal Arif, Candy Koh, Lim Jit Tshong
Image credit: Restoran Yun Long Seafood, Harch Singh, weixin Tan, Patricia Heng
Image credit: Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson
Image credit: Olivia Loh, Jeff Wavery, Carrie Lim
Image credit: Phoenix Baba Nyonya Delights, Peter Ho, Goh Kai Li
Image credit: Naim Khairul, Takayoshi Tetsuka, Andirian Ahmad, R.Rezeki
Image credit: Luqman Saufi, Ridzwansyah Irwan, Mohd Nazir
Image credit: Sueweety, iamqadri, Yun Sun, Wan Likethenumber
Image credit: QANAAH BINTI AZAHRI, Fizzal Arif, Candy Koh, Lim Jit Tshong
Image credit: Restoran Yun Long Seafood, Harch Singh, weixin Tan, Patricia Heng
Image credit: Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson
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The journey begins with a comfortable pickup by private van, heading towards Port Dickson. The first stop is the iconic Cape Rachado Lighthouse, where a short walk rewards you with panoramic sea views and fresh coastal air.
Lunch is served at Phoenix Baba Nyonya Delights, offering flavorful Peranakan dishes that reflect Malacca-Straits heritage. In the afternoon, the tour continues to the Army Museum Port Dickson, a fascinating stop showcasing Malaysia’s military history, followed by a visit to the Port Dickson Ornamental Fish Centre, perfect for a relaxed stroll. Guests then stop at Wan Loong Temple, a peaceful temple by the sea.
For a sweet break, enjoy PD Famous Cendol Coconut Shake before heading to the P.D. Ostrich Show Farm for a fun and educational visit. As evening approaches, unwind at Tanjung Gemuk Beach, watching the sunset by the shore. Dinner is served at Restoran Yun Long Seafood, before checking in at Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson for the night.
Lighthouse Views Army Museum Ostrich Farm Sunset Beach
PD Maze Alive 3D Art Gallery Deen's Fish Head Curry Sky Ladder Pineapple Farm Starbucks PD Lover's Bridge Tanjung Sepat Gano Farm Pantai Batu Laut Restoran Hoo Key Big Tree Artegy @ Sepang Gold Coast
Image credit: PD Maze
Image credit: Somsubhra De, Mia terra incognita, Azmel Ahmad Lahury
Image credit: Deen's Fish Head Curry
Image credit: Shweta, Koh Soon Yin, Angel Cheong, Jac Yim
Image credit: HK Chow, Adrian Chau, kian sheong cheok, Liew cy
Image credit: KIENLOY WHA, Yan Art.0, norhana napiah, Leeh Leeh
Image credit: Kyle Ewe, Nancy Ng, Tuck Seng Leow, Cee Kay CK
Image credit: Artegy @ Sepang Gold Coast
Image credit: PD Maze
Image credit: Somsubhra De, Mia terra incognita, Azmel Ahmad Lahury
Image credit: Deen's Fish Head Curry
Image credit: Shweta, Koh Soon Yin, Angel Cheong, Jac Yim
Image credit: HK Chow, Adrian Chau, kian sheong cheok, Liew cy
Image credit: KIENLOY WHA, Yan Art.0, norhana napiah, Leeh Leeh
Image credit: Kyle Ewe, Nancy Ng, Tuck Seng Leow, Cee Kay CK
Image credit: Artegy @ Sepang Gold Coast
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After enjoying a simple breakfast at the hotel, the day starts with a visit to PD Maze, followed by the interactive Alive 3D Art Gallery, where creative photo opportunities await. Lunch is served at Deen’s Fish Head Curry, well-loved for its rich and spicy curry.
In the afternoon, guests visit Sky Ladder Pineapple Farm to learn about pineapple farming, followed by a coffee break at Starbucks PD or the waterfront area. The journey then continues towards Tanjung Sepat. Upon arrival, stop at the romantic Lover’s Bridge Tanjung Sepat, a popular sunset spot. The tour continues with a visit to Gano Farm before heading to Pantai Batu Laut for coastal views.
Dinner is enjoyed at Restoran Hoo Key Big Tree, known for its local seafood and casual village atmosphere. Overnight stay at Artegy @ Sepang Gold Coast.
3D Art Gallery Pineapple Farm Lover's Bridge Fishing Village Stay
Multi Rich Pitaya Dragon Fruit Farm Hin Leong Kerepek Wak Sudar Lover's Bridge Dried Seafood Shops Asam Batu Laut Restaurant
Image credit: Multi Rich Pitaya Dragon Fruit Farm
Image credit: Eu Jin Ang, Chew WS, Boon Loong Leo, chai ty
Image credit: Khor Aiqi, Apollo Ng, KF Yap, Jimme Tan
Image credit: Multi Rich Pitaya Dragon Fruit Farm
Image credit: Eu Jin Ang, Chew WS, Boon Loong Leo, chai ty
Image credit: Khor Aiqi, Apollo Ng, KF Yap, Jimme Tan
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The final day begins with a simple breakfast at the accommodation. Guests then visit the Multi Rich Pitaya Dragon Fruit Farm, learning more about dragon fruit cultivation.
Souvenir shopping follows at Hin Leong, Kerepek Wak Sudar, and local dried seafood shops near Lover’s Bridge, perfect for bringing home local flavours.
Before heading back, lunch is served at Asam Batu Laut Restaurant, ending the journey on a satisfying note. After lunch, the group returns comfortably by private van.
Dragon Fruit Farm Local Souvenirs Dried Seafood Final Lunch
Common Questions
Everything You Need to Know Before You Go
When is the best time to visit Port Dickson and Tanjung Sepat?
The best time to visit is between March and October, when the weather is generally drier and suitable for outdoor activities. Weekdays are usually better for travelers who prefer a quieter experience, especially at the beaches and seafood spots.
How much does a 3D2N Port Dickson and Tanjung Sepat trip cost?
Travelers can expect to spend around RM300 to RM800 per person for a comfortable trip, depending on accommodation, transport, food, and activities.
What are the best things to do in Port Dickson and Tanjung Sepat?
Top experiences include Cape Rachado Lighthouse, the Army Museum, Port Dickson beaches, Lover’s Bridge Tanjung Sepat, local farms, seafood dining, and shopping for local snacks and dried seafood.
What are the best transportation options for exploring Port Dickson and Tanjung Sepat?
Private car or van is one of the most convenient ways to explore both destinations, especially for families and small groups, as it allows greater flexibility and comfort throughout the journey.
Practical Tips
Plan Your Coastal Trip Smartly
Choose Drier Months
March to October is generally better for enjoying coastal views, beach walks, and outdoor attractions in comfort.
Keep Sunset Time Free
Tanjung Gemuk Beach and Lover’s Bridge are both especially enjoyable around sunset, so it is worth planning your day around golden hour.
Travel Comfortably with a Private Van
A private van makes multi-stop coastal travel much easier, especially for families and small groups carrying luggage, souvenirs, and shopping bags.
Leave Space for Souvenir Shopping
Tanjung Sepat is well known for dried seafood, local snacks, and village-style food products, so many travelers end up bringing more home than expected.
Travel Comfortably with a Private Van
From Johor Bahru, Melaka, Kuala Lumpur, or nearby cities to Port Dickson and Tanjung Sepat — our private van (包Van) makes this 3D2N coastal journey smooth, comfortable, and flexible.