Ideally located on a long white sandy beach overlooking the azure waters of South China Sea, you will find a host of activities such as canoeing at the lagoon, fishing, visiting tranquil villages nearby, or shopping for local handicrafts and delicacies. Whether for adventure or mere relaxation - you Read more
Ideally located on a long white sandy beach overlooking the azure waters of South China Sea, you will find a host of activities such as canoeing at the lagoon, fishing, visiting tranquil villages nearby, or shopping for local handicrafts and delicacies. Whether for adventure or mere relaxation - you will find something to do to while away your free time while being lulled by the charms of the natural surroundings. For deep-sea diving enthusiasts, Merang town is also the gateway to the nearby diving haven islands.
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Low rise resort style building. A private lagoon which opens to the sea add luster to this already beautiful landscape of lush tropical greenery of natural Gelam forest.
Cosy lobby with seating area.
Ideally located on a long white sandy beach overlooking the azure waters of South China Sea, you will find a host of activities such as canoeing at the lagoon, fishing, visiting tranquil villages nearby, or shopping for local handicrafts and delicacies. Whether for adventure or mere relaxation - you will find something to do to while away your free time while being lulled by the charms of the natural surroundings. For deep-sea diving enthusiasts, Merang town is also the gateway to the nearby diving haven islands.
The rooms are tastefully furnished with stylish Balinese teak furniture. The well-appointed rooms have a view of the breathtaking ocean through large windows for rooms on the upper levels or by the spacious balcony for ground floor accommodations. All rooms are equipped with modern conveniences to ensure your comfort. Superior Terrace Seafront rooms opens to the beach.
The Bunga Padi Restaurant offers a selection of delectable Malaysian and Western delights.
Cosy lobby with seating area.
