Begin your day with a guided walk through the Cape Rachado Forest Reserve. Follow paved and natural trails through the coastal forest to one of Malaysia’s oldest lighthouses, originally built by the Portuguese. Learn about Portuguese and Dutch maritime history and enjoy panoramic views of the Straits of Malacca.

Next, visit a local fishing village near Teluk Kemang. Observe fishing boats, nets, and the village layout. Learn about the daily life of local fishermen, fishing seasons, tides, and coastal livelihoods. Take photos while respecting the local community.

Enjoy lunch at a local Port Dickson restaurant. Savor a typical menu that includes grilled fish (ikan bakar), prawns or squid, rice, and sambal. Vegetarian options are available.

After lunch, visit Malaysia’s largest Army Museum. Explore outdoor displays of tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery. Discover indoor galleries showcasing uniforms, weapons, and historical exhibits. Learn about Malaysia’s military history from pre-independence to modern peacekeeping missions. Explore at a relaxed pace with explanations from your guide. End your day with free time by the beach at Teluk Kemang or Blue Lagoon. Relax, swim, or take a leisurely stroll along the shore.