Port Dickson began history as a small Malay village inhabited by fishermen and traders. It was originally called 'Arang'; named after a local coal mine. During the colonial era, a British official named Sir Frederic Dickson turned Arang (Charcoal) into a port for transporting the rich tin ore deposits. The town was renamed Port Dickson (after the official) and became a busy, railway-linked harbour. - Port Dickson has a lot of places to see and is a favourite among Malaysians who want to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life - Sail away on a cruise and enjoy the breath-taking sceneries of Port Dickson's seascape and the Straits of Malacca. - Catch a romantic sunset together, or be dazzled by a starry night sky as you escape into the open waters of Port Dickson. - Imagine a floating resort on the water with a great landscape as the sun sets. - Soak in the seawater jacuzzi or just sit back, relax and indulge in a beautiful sunset. - Return transport from Kuala Lumpur

Immerse yourself in the natural and cultural treasures of Port Dickson on this guided tour. Stroll through the lush Cape Rachado Forest Reserve, climb to its historic lighthouse, and soak in panoramic coastal views. Experience authentic local life at a traditional fishing village before enjoying a delicious lunch. Continue your journey at the Port Dickson Army Museum, where fascinating exhibits bring military history to life. Finally, unwind on the sandy shores of Port Dickson Beach, the perfect spot to relax and take in the scenery. - Guided exploration of Cape Rachado Forest Reserve and lighthouse - Visit a charming fishing village and connect with local culture - Enjoy a delightful lunch during the tour - Learn military history at the Port Dickson Army Museum - Relax and enjoy the sun at Port Dickson Beach.