Kelang Port Shuttles

Although cruise ships cannot directly dock Malaysia’s Port Klang, the handful of private pontoon boats and other ships drop passengers off along a covered promenade walkway. The walkway leads to the Penumpang SouthPort, a two-floor structure with Wi-Fi and towering vistas. Explore the vast capital city’s unique array of Hindu-inspired architecture by also utilizing the terminal’s nearby Pel Klang Train Station, as well as the slightly further BD 344 Terminal Bus Station. Private transfers make things a bit more simple through intimate drives via sedan, van or chartered bus, while meet-and-greets go the extra mile through convenient drop offs, whether it be a local personal driver in search of simple truths, or a luxury limousine interested in rolling up to Malaysia’s best restaurants. A few ferries departing toward various islands like Pulau Klang and Pulau Che Mat Zin also make for scenic rides around the narrow strait.

Consider all there is to do in the area by looking forward to what’s close, distant lookouts especially admirable from the nearby Tanjung Harapan, a romantic beach offering beautiful glows in the morning and dusk, a variety of seafood restaurants resting along the promenade’s tranquil cobblestoned views. Spend the rest of the afternoon exploring typically overlooked landmarks like the steep park steps of Jane's Corner, then considering a journey through early 20th-century architecture at Istana Alam Shah. The most grandiose structure in the city is the Klang Kwan Imm Temple, home to various pagoda-style roofs and a dramatic entryway, while immersive views of the city’s love of ornamental artworks can be discovered through the elegant Sultan Abdul Aziz Royal Gallery. By the end of it all, grab a bite to eat somewhere close to the water, looking forward to a port-side restaurant like the English-style D’Tavern Pub & Restaurant, or the colorful patio seating at Port Village Seafood.