Pantai Pasir Bogak

Pantai Pasir Bogak (21 September 2020)


Pantai Pasir Bogak (GPS: 4.21123, 100.55599) is a stretch of beach on the western coast of Pulau Pangkor. The beach forms a gentle curve and has golden sands. It is served by Jalan Pasir Bogak, the main road that continues across the island to the east coast. The beach at Pantai Pasir Bogak is wide and sandy. There are hotels, restaurants and beach recreational businesses lining Jalan Pasir Bogak.

From Pantai Pasir Bogak, you can see the island of Pangkor Laut, home to the luxurious Pangkor Laut Resort. A smaller island off the coast, between Pangkor Laut and Pangkor Island is Pulau Simpan.

From Pantai Pasir Bogak, you can take a island hopping trip to visit various sights and islands on the west coast. During my visit in 2020, the operator of this island hopping trip is Ocean Blue. I will provide the details below.

Island Hopping with Ocean Blue

Ocean Blue provides island hopping excursions of Pangkor, with stops off the coast of Pangkor Laut, Pulau Mentanggor and Pulau Giam. The cost is RM35 per person (Sept 2020), for at least 10 participants. The whole journey takes about 2 hours.

Pantai Pasir Bogak on Google Maps Street View

Pantai Pasir Bogak is on the Map of Pangkor

Pantai Pasir Bogak (21 September 2020)


Pantai Pasir Bogak (21 September 2020)


View of Pantai Pasir Bogak from the sea. (21 September 2020)


Statue of hornbills and rolling waves at Pantai Pasir Bogak. (21 September 2020)

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