Sungai Linggi set to boost Melaka ecotourism, says Chief Minister


MELAKA: Sungai Linggi is set to become a key ecotourism destination aimed at stimulating economic growth in rural areas, says the Melaka Chief Minister.

Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh said that the Sungai Linggi Eco Cruise is expected to launch on September 1 and will be promoted as a new tourism product for the state.

"This is a brand-new package offering a river journey through the natural beauty of Sungai Linggi aboard a classically themed boat," he added.

Ab Rauf said this after officiating the Melaka Government's monthly assembly for May 2025 at the Melaka International Trade Centre (MITC) in Ayer Keroh on Monday (May 26).

The event was organised by the Melaka River and Beach Development Corporation (PPSPM).

Ab Rauf noted that PPSPM will also introduce several other new tourism products.

He said the Melaka sea cruise, featuring island-hopping and snorkelling packages, as well as a Premium Cruise experience, are among the latest attractions.

"Additionally, two more products under PPSPM will soon be introduced in Jasin, the Sungai Rambai Eco Cruise and a boat service at Tasik Chinchin.These packages are designed to highlight the scenic charm of Melaka’s rivers and lakes," he said.

Speaking further about the Sungai Linggi Eco Cruise, Ab Rauf said visitors can look forward to a one-hour river cruise from the mouth of Sungai Linggi to the Telok Berembang jetty, with meal packages also available.

"This new attraction will offer a relaxing one-hour cruise experience complemented by dining options for visitors," he added.

 

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