 Traveller's Tales: Advise for travellers in Pahang, Malaysia
Heed our handy tips on safe travel in Pahang, Malaysia. You may read about travel warnings, health, what to wear, travel with kids, travel with pets, local weather, local government, medical information and traffic information in the area.Also, you might want to read our
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| J Chia |
30 April 2001 |
Stayed at Berjaya Tioman Beach, Golf & Spa Resort - Pahang, Malaysia.
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Activities are limited but the staff operating the services were friendly and helpful. The food was expensive and only one restaurant provided an Ala Carte menu with the rest having buffets and barbecues at ridiculous prices. As such, the place was always packed and the service was very slow as a result. On the good side, we did have a good time jet skiing and kayaking and the beach was beautiful. Tioman is a very nice place but too bad it is managed horribly by the people there.
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| W Soon hong |
13 March 2001 |
Stayed at Holiday Villa Cherating - Pahang, Malaysia.
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For those with own transport, a north-bound drive to Kemaman at the border with Trengganu will avail the visitor to quite a few low profile Chinese restaurants that offer fantastic dishes at very cheap prices.
Also, a cruise along Cherating river (don't try fishing - I caught nothing for three hours) is nice. Try to arrange yourself if possible as it is quite expensive through the hotel at MYR70 per person.
Avoid seafood restaurant called Frankie's just opposite the hotel - a rip off targeted at the unsuspecting tourist.
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