Port Dickson Dragon Sunset Cruise

Setting Sail in Style

Embark upon an unforgettable journey aboard the exquisite Dickson Dragon, a one-of-a-kind Trimaran Pontoon boat, originally built in Phuket as a party yacht. Set sail into the picturesque waters of Port Dickson, tracing the very path once taken by the renowned Admiral Zheng He and European spice traders. As the boat glides south towards Teluk Kemang and Blue Lagoon, you'll be treated to free-flowing orange cordial, filtered water, and the delightfully tropical banana cake.

Unforgettable Sunset Cruise

The Dickson Dragon doesn't just offer a cruise; it provides a sensory feast. Test your singing prowess with onboard karaoke. A particularly unique feature is the floating saltwater jacuzzi, a trawling net attached to the boat's side offering you a soothing soak. As the fiery hues of the sunset paint the sky, you'll be sailing past Cape Rachado Lighthouse, the country's oldest, adding a dash of historical intrigue to your experience.

Port Dickson Dragon Sunset Cruise

Discover the splendor of Port Dickson on this unique sunset cruise aboard the first-of-its-kind Trimaran, as you sail through the Malacca Strait and witness breathtaking views of Cape Rachado Lighthouse, the Blue Lagoon, and more. This 2-hour tour includes a complimentary orange cordial and banana cake while guests enjoy karaoke entertainment in multiple languages. The experience offers an unparalleled sunset viewing opportunity from a saltwater jacuzzi with a trawling net attached to the boat's side. Your journey covers approximately 15 nautical miles, providing panoramic views of Port Dickson’s coastline and its historical landmarks such as Cape Rachado Lighthouse, which was established in 1886, making it the oldest lighthouse in Malaysia. The Malacca Strait, connecting the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, is a centuries-old maritime route that sees over 50,000 vessels annually, emphasizing its significance for global trade.

Experience Cape Rachado Lighthouse

Your tour stops at Cape Rachado Lighthouse where you can marvel at this historic structure built in 1886. Standing tall at 92 feet (28 meters), the lighthouse offers panoramic views of the Malacca Strait and serves as a crucial navigational aid for ships passing through one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. Visitors often spend about 30 minutes here, appreciating its unique architectural design and learning about its role in maritime history from knowledgeable guides available in English and Malay. The lighthouse is not only a landmark but also an important cultural site that reflects Malaysia's colonial past and maritime heritage.

Sail Through the Malacca Strait

As you sail through the Malacca Strait, guests can observe this vital waterway connecting the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. The strait has been a significant trade route for centuries, with over 50,000 vessels passing through annually, making it one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. Your journey covers approximately 15 nautical miles, providing an unparalleled view of the maritime landscape and opportunities to spot various marine life and ships navigating the strait. The Malacca Strait's historical importance dates back to the early 16th century when Portuguese explorer Afonso de Albuquerque established a fort here in 1511.

Relax at Blue Lagoon

At the Blue Lagoon, guests can unwind and enjoy the serene beauty of this secluded cove. The lagoon is approximately 2 acres (0.8 hectares) in size, offering crystal clear waters perfect for swimming or simply relaxing on its pristine white sands. Visitors often spend about an hour here, taking advantage of the complimentary orange cordial and banana cake while enjoying karaoke entertainment available in multiple languages including English, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil. The Blue Lagoon stands out as a hidden gem away from bustling tourist areas, providing a peaceful retreat for those seeking tranquility amidst nature.

Tour Highlights

• Experience the splendor of Port Dickson aboard the Trimaran
• Sail through Cape Rachado Lighthouse built in 1886
• Relax at Blue Lagoon with complimentary orange cordial and banana cake
• Enjoy karaoke entertainment in multiple languages including English, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil
• Witness breathtaking sunset views from a saltwater jacuzzi with trawling net attached
• Cruise through the Malacca Strait covering 15 nautical miles
• Access to historical landmarks like Cape Rachado Lighthouse and Blue Lagoon
• Convenience including panoramic views of Port Dickson’s coastline

Perfect for travelers, couples, and families, this sunset cruise provides an unforgettable experience through unique features such as the Trimaran boat and saltwater jacuzzi. The 2-hour format allows you to explore Cape Rachado Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon, and other historical landmarks while enjoying panoramic views of Port Dickson’s coastline, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Malaysia's rich maritime heritage.