Danga Bay, Johor Bahru

Danga Bay, Johor Bahru (15 September, 2016)


Danga Bay is a bay in the estuary of the Skudai River and Danga River in Johor Bahru. It is a fast developing township to the west of downtown Johor Bahru. The area is being developed into an upscale neighbourhood with several mammoth residential property developments. Served by Lebuhraya Skudai, it is the site of a massive residential development that will include one of the largest recreational parks in Malaysia. Among the sights already in Danga Bay include a floating restaurant and a waterfront promenade.

On the drawing board are many ambitious developments including Danga Island, a man-made island housing 152 ultra-luxurious villas. Other projects include Country Garden Danga Bay, Danga City Festive Mall, Danga World theme park, petting zoo, Danga cruise, and more. One of the sights here is Rumah Limas Johor, a showcase of Malay traditional house from the eight districts of Johor.

Map of Danga Bay, Johor Bahru

Accommodation in Danga Bay

Sights in Danga Bay

Much of Danga Bay is newly reclaimed land awaiting development. (15 September, 2016)

Danga Bay on Google Maps Street View

State Route J1 at Danga Bay (Jun 2018)

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