

Kuantan, Malaysia’s east-coast capital, sits beside the South China Sea and is surrounded by beautiful beaches, coconut palms and traditional fishing villages. Teluk Chempedak, just three miles from town, offers pristine sands, watersports, jungle trails, seafood restaurants and lively nightlife. Nearby attractions include Panching Caves, Sungai Pandan Waterfall, Cherating Turtle Sanctuary, Gua Charas and the royal town of Pekan. River cruises explore mangrove forests rich in wildlife. Kuantan’s striking State Mosque dominates Padang Plaza, while the city’s historic streets offer excellent seafood, satay and international cuisine. Visitors can also shop for traditional batik textiles and fine carvings.
A selection of our most popular touring itineraries including Kuantan.
Kuantan’s climate is classified as tropical rainforest due to its location on the river estuary and coastline. The hot dry season is the best time to visit which is between April and September, but you’ll also experience some sunshine during the October to March rainy season.
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