Description
Pangkor Laut is a lush privately owned island off the west coast of Malaysia and is home to a 2 million year old rainforest. The island is the location of Pangkor Laut Resort and the Pangkor Laut Estates which are an exclusive enclave of private villas situated along a secluded bay and set away from the main resort. Each estate is unique and is individually designed in typical Malay style with a collection of separate living areas, private pool and beautifully landscaped gardens.
The estates each have 2 dedicated staff members to include a private chef and butler/housekeeper who together co-ordinate all aspects of your stay. Each estate also has a vehicle and driver should you wish to dine at one of the resort's restaurants or visit the Spa Village. Everything is tailored here to your needs - you can make your holiday one of total seclusion and privacy or you can use your estate as a spacious and luxurious base from which to enjoy all the activities and facilities the island has to offer.
Guide price
£3,750 Per person
£3,750 per person for 7 nights based on 4 people sharing a 2 Bed Estate on a full board basis including Malaysia Airlines international flights and transfers
Accommodation
The 7 Estates are all different and are designed and tailored to their natural surroundings. The 3 beachfront estates (1, 2 & 4) have direct access to a shared private beach and the 4 hillside estates have fantastic ocean views.
Childcare
There are good facilities for children at The Estates where the service from your own staff is exceptionally personalised, meaning your family's every need can be coordinated and catered to. Equipment for infants and toddlers, as well as games, beach equipment and DVDs etc can be easily arranged.
Facilities
Estate guests have full use of Pangkor Laut Resort facilities which include 2 swimming pools, state of the art gym, 3 tennis courts, squash court, TV lounge, library and hair salon. The Spa Village is a unique indulgent retreat with extensive treatments from China, Japan, India, Thailand, Bali and Malaysia. Restaurants include Fisherman's Cove, a waterfront restaurant with open kitchen specialising in Asian fusion cuisine. 6 other restaurants and bars also serve fantastic fresh food.
Activities
Activities include jungle trekking, island jogging trail, fishing, motor boat and yacht charter, snorkelling, kayaking, waterskiing and wake boarding, catamaran sailing, cooking courses, tai chi and yoga.
Services
A dedicated cook and butler for each estate tend to your every need whether it be the preparation of snacks, refreshments or meals or addressing any housekeeping or activity requirements. Each estate also has a private vehicle and driver should you wish to be driven to the Spa Village or leave the seclusion of your estate for one of the resort's restaurants.
When to travel
Days are very warm and often humid, while nights are fairly cool. September to November are the wettest months here on the west coast, however it can vary depending on the prevailing monsoon winds.
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Location and directions
Pangkor Laut Island, Malaysia
Off the North West coast of Peninsula Malaysia
How to get there
12hr international flight and 3hr car transfer
