2025 Rompin Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#myhiddengems At Pantai Lanjut (Lanjut Beach) in Rompin, Pahang when the tide retreats, it unveils a mesmerizing spectacle. The sun’s rays dance on the shallow waters, creating a stunning mirror-like effect that reflects the sky’s brilliance and the beach’s serene beauty. This unique interplay between land and sea offers a breathtaking view, perfect for capturing the essence of nature’s artistry. 📍Address: Kampung Lanjut, Rompin, Pahang 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Perfect spot to relax, picnic or watching sunrise 🏨Nearby Accommodation: 🔹Villea Rompin Resort & Golf 📝Tips: To get the mirror-like picture effect it is advisable to be there before 5:30pm #beach #beachlife #rompin #pahang #golf

We booked a fun dive and snorkeling session with Māori Dive Academy. They planned all our activities and even included meals, which made everything super convenient for me. On the first day, they arranged a diving session—my very first dive—where I got to see tons of fish and vibrant coral reefs underwater. On the second day, we snorkeled at around six different spots and were lucky enough to see turtles and even sharks! The third day we will need to leave this beautiful island and get back to our home. The water was crystal clear, and the colorful marine life made the whole experience feel magical. I truly enjoyed every moment of it. #travel #beachlife #seascapes #naturalwonders #sea #tioman #stargazing

#favouriteitinerary Rompin Beach Resort is a decent 3 star hotel centrally located in the heart of Rompin. While it was once a glamorous spot, it’s a bit dated now. The resort is clean, but it could definitely use an upgrade. There’s no elevator, so be sure to pack light if you're staying on the upper floors ! Overall, it’s a pleasant, no frills stay in Rompin town.

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere #myitinerary #island #malaysia #sea #beachlife Looking for an unforgettable diving adventure in the New Year? Forget the crowded spots—Pulau Tioman in Malaysia is the hidden gem you’ve been searching for. With stunning reefs, vibrant marine life, and unbeatable value, Tioman rivals the world-famous Sipadan but without the hefty price tag. How to Get There: Arriving at Tioman is a breeze. Start by paying a RM5 marine conservation fee at Mersing Harbour Centre before catching a ferry from either Tanjung Gemuk or Mersing. Ferries run twice a day in peak season (March to October) and once daily in off-peak months (November to February). The ferry ride lasts 2–2.5 hours, and you can easily book tickets through platforms like BlueWater or Cataferry. Where to Stay: Main 3 destinations- Genting, Paya, and Tekek. I recommend Genting, where I stayed at Tioman Dive Buddy—an ideal spot for divers, with easy access to the island's best underwater experiences. When to Visit: Plan your visit between March and October (for calm seas and vibrant dive sites); avoid visit November to February (due to monsoon winds). Why Tioman? Tioman’s rich marine life, crystal-clear waters, and affordable prices make it the perfect dive destination in 2025.

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#myhiddengems Tasik Biru Ibam, it is named after its vibrant blue color, which is clearly visible from above. It is a suitable place for healing and relaxation. However, the serene blue water of the lake has a calming effect on the heart. From the top, you can see the TUDM tower, adding to the picturesque view. The water here has a pale blue tint to it making it kinda surreal.

#malaysiatrip Monkey Bay is a beautiful and popular snorkeling spot located on Tioman Island in Malaysia. It's known for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life, making it a favorite among tourists and divers alike. The bay is named after the long-tailed macaques (monkeys) that occasionally visit the area. It's a serene and picturesque destination for nature lovers and those seeking underwater adventures.

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Beautiful corals Snorkel can see turtle Love the sunset#tiomanisland #Turtle #ilovetravel #malaysiaisland

Nice town and near to Forest park #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #rompin