Pangkor island is popular with tourists for its beautiful scenery and fresh seafood.
A flock of tourists can be seen waiting eagerly at the Marina Island Jetty Complex in Teluk Muroh, Lumut, Perak from as early as 9am to board a ferry to Pangkor island these days.
It is a welcome sight for workers at the complex as well as those in tourism-related industries on the island, as their presence is good for business.
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Pangkor island is popular with tourists for its beautiful scenery and fresh seafood.
Tourists checking in at Marina Island Jetty Complex before boarding a ferry to Pangkor island. - Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
Mohd Haziq says most tourists buy their return ferry tickets online.
Fun in the sun: Tourists enjoying their holiday at Pasir Bogak beach on Pangkor island. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star
Most of the tourists visiting Pangkor are young families.
Nearly 10,000 people visited the island within a week since the interstate travel ban was lifted.
Pangkor's duty-free shops, which began operating last year, have been drawing in tourists as well.
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