Compare and book 5 Star hotels in Pangkor Island, Perak

Pangkor Island, Malaysia, itself is a tiny gathering of land only about eight kilometers square and is considered to be one of the best destinations for travellers on a budget, which can make it a little tough for those wishing to visit the destination who want to stay in a five-star resort. This is because the island itself simply doesn’t have any, but there is an alternative which makes visiting the island and its natural wonders still doable for those who are looking for a luxurious holiday.

The island of Pangkor Laut, which neighbours Pangkor Island, houses a privately owned five-star luxury resort. This means that travellers seeking the ultimate in comfort can still easily take in everything that the destination has to offer, without having to compromise on extravagance. Enjoy a luxurious stay in a 5 star hotel on Pulau Pangkor.

The resort island, which has a clear view of Pangkor from its five star villas and infinity pools, boasts some of the planet’s most legendary scenery. The architecture blends seamlessly with the natural landscape, enhancing and respecting the surrounding jungles, pools and beaches.

The most enticing attraction of Pangkor Laut is its perfect balance of absolute seclusion when you want it, and its easy accessibility to the wonders of the nearby Pangkor Island which has reserves and bays that are full of untouched, natural beauty, as well as the freshest seafood from the island fishermen’s daily catch.

As far as 5 star hotel service is concerned, Pangkor Laut has it all. There is a wide choice of accommodation types, from garden to sea villas, and several glamorous suites. The resort boasts a selection of restaurants and bars, a spa village complete with its own villa accommodation, various beautiful pools and a host of activities on offer for guests. Water based activities like canoeing, fishing, diving and snorkelling and cruises on a selection of craft are available. Trips to Pangkor Island incorporate a speed boat ride, exploration of the island’s jungle and visits to temples and a preserved Dutch fort.