Slight rains ahead of monsoon not a damper in Pangkor

By ILI AQILAH

Sand and sea beckons: Tourists waiting at the jetty to board a ferry to Pangkor. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

LUMUT: The monsoon season is underway but the tourism sector in Pangkor is weathering the storm with visitors packing the island.

Carparks near the Marina Islay jetty were full this weekend as folk have started holidaying again.

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