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Guest house in Lumut - The Era backpackers HotelThe Era hotel So why not stay a night in this guest house in Lumut and explore the area before moving to Pangkor island. The Era Hotel is just opposite of the bus station. The Era Backpackers hotel is a convenient base to explore the area around Lumut. In fact, as located opposite of the bus AND with hardly noise from the surrounding streets and bus station there's little excuse NOT to stay in this nice, friendly and clean place. The view from the north side is also very nice. From here you look to the hills that separate Lumut from the rest of the mainland.
Mr. Syed will be your host for the days staying here. He has a wide range of activities available. But first, let's see what this guest house in Lumut offers itself. The hotel offers clean rooms with fan and from RM 25 onwards. Rooms with AC go for RM 50. Dormitories are available for RM 15 pp. Services Mr. Syed offer include: excursions to the surrounding areas like Teluk Senangin, the Turtle farm near Segari but also jungle trekking and fish trips. In fact, Mr. Syed can offer you anything you want. As a local grown up in the nearby Seri Manjung he knows the ins and outs of what Lumut, Pangkor and the surrounding cities offer. Another very interesting thing Mr. Syed offers is Mangrove trekkings. In the whole coastal area there's a lot of mangrove forest. Mr. Syed knows which is good and interesting to visit.
Or, do you want to stay in the wild? Mr. Syed organise your camping adventure. You may enjoy the beaches in Malaysia, but you may want to visit other destinations. In this guesthouse in Lumut you will find some other (and checked by Mr. Syed himself) good cheap guesthouses and hotels all over the country. So, why not contact Mr. Syed for a night in the Era Hotel. He'll pick you up at the bus station. You can call him at 013 5983005 or 013 5054991 or 05-6838910. The full address of the Era Bed and Breakfast hotel is:
For ideas what to do in Lumut, have a look at chill out place number 1 in the later afternoon: Lumut Waterfront Jungle trekking can be done, just a stone throw from the Era Hotel: Click here for details about jungle trekking in Lumut
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Lumut less then a decade agoPieter Kruger from South Africa has lived and worked for a few years in Lumut. He saw a very different Lumut as we know it today. When I came to Lumut, in 2003, the old ferry was no longer in service. Yet, Pieter went to Pangkor with the old ferry.
He was kind enough to send us some photos of his days in Lumut, not even 10 years ago. But it has dramatically changed! The Dinding RiverFew pay attention to the Dinding river when they arrive in Lumut. They are too busy getting the ferry to Pulau Pangkor. Fair enough. However, it is worth to get a boat and visit the swamps and mangrove forest in the area. |
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