Introduction of Pandan Beach

Pandan Beach homestay is located in Lundu District, about 1.5hrs drive from Kuching, the capital city of Sarawak. It offers a beachfront stay within a Malay fishing village environment.
Situated 15 minutes away from the nearest town Lundu where one can find the District council office, a hospital, shophouses, gas stations, a bus station and other facilities of a small quaint town. The surrounding village of Belungei and Pugu have long streches of beach.
Pandan Beach homestay offers adventure, nature and culture Gunung Gading National Park is known for its jungle treks and beautiful rivers and waterfalls and home to Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world.
Water activities include canoeing, boating, beach picnicking, snorkelling and diving. The nearby uninhibited beaches are homes to green turtles.
Villages offer stingless bee farm, pepper farm and friendly folks to visit. Seafood is abundant during non monsoon season. Beat time to visit is from March-October.


 Location
       -10km from Lundu town.
       -95km/80 minutes drive  from Kuching

Untouched by commercialization and urbanization
Scenic and serene Malay fishing village in a tropical beach setting

Friendly and hospitable Kg Pandan villagers, strong community ties

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