Before the Covid-19 outbreak and the MCO, windsurfers would converge at Pantai Balok to ride the waves when the north-east winds blow in.
THE coastal town of Kuantan has no shortage of beaches and among these, Pantai Balok is a popular destination among visitors, especially during the monsoon season.
As the north-east winds blow in from the South China Sea, the beach becomes a must-visit place for windsurfing and kitesurfing enthusiasts.
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Before the Covid-19 outbreak and the MCO, windsurfers would converge at Pantai Balok to ride the waves when the north-east winds blow in.
Goh windsurfing at Pantai Balok before it was off limits due to Covid-19.
Tents for rent are available at Kem Nemo.
Pantai Balok is a popular spot for windsurfing and kitesurfing during the monsoon season.
An assortment of colourful items for batik and handicraft lovers.
Asmy and her children Qistina Zulkifli (left) and Qayyum at Pantai Balok in the good days before the Covid-19 outbreak.
Visitors can experience the process of making batik from start to finish at Natural Batik Village.
Kem Nemo is a camping ground at Pantai Balok which is ideal for fun activities and events.
A wide range of batik merchandise and souvenirs is available at Natural Batik Village.
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