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It is recommended to pay for a return trip since the drivers will know when and how to get back to the terminal. Journey takes an hour or more depending on traffic.

For those not wanting to go to KL, a shuttle bus may be provided to AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre 20 minutes away. This mall is large with over 160 stores.

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The best way to get around in KL is using the light rail and monorail network. Fares start around 1RM and depend on distance travelled. http://www.myrapid.com.my

Grab is the ride-hailing app for the area but you will need data on your smartphone.

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• Petronas Twin Towers - These two towers are the symbol of KL. Entry to the Skybridge between the two buildings tend to sell out early. Entry 80RM, closed Mondays, ticket sales start at 8:30am but can also be purchased online. There is a giant multi level mall at the base with two large food courts. KLCC light rail station is nearby. http://www.petronastwintowers.com.my
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• Batu Caves - A Hindu shrine built inside caves. You will need to climb up 272 steps to reach the caves. Take the KTM line to Batu Caves (30 min journey) from KL Sentral or Kuala Lumpur station.

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Port Klang Cruise Centre

Port Klang Cruise Centre (PKCC) is a dedicated cruise terminal in Port Klang, Malaysia. Owned and operated by Glenn Marine Group, PKCC is effectively the cruise terminal for the country’s capital Kuala Lumpur, one of the world’s most visited cities. It is a port of call for many major cruise lines including Cunard Lines, Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, Costa Cruises and Star Cruises among others. PKCC is often included in World Cruise itineraries, including that of the Crystal Serenity, Queen Mary 2 and the Queen Elizabeth.

Cruisers visiting PKCC have the opportunity to explore a diverse selection of attractions, as Kuala Lumpur and the surrounding Klang Valley boasts an eclectic mix of sights and sounds that form a microcosm of Malaysias rich heritage and modern developments. As such, a single excursion could take visitors to exotic temples, magnificent mosques, spellbinding skyscrapers and serene natural settings. During such trips they can also indulge in the nation’s favourite culinary delights. The terminal itself is only an hour’s drive.

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Port Klang Cruise Terminal

Providing port facilities and services for cruise ships and navy vessels on a land area measuring 69.8 acres in Pulau Indah.

State-of-the-art facilities and amenities for the comfort of passengers and terminal users.

Link bridges for embarkation and disembarkation, covered walkways connecting wharfside and terminal, ATMs, foreign exchange counters, F&B outlets, souvenir and gift shops, and duty-free outlets.

PKCT has handled more than 5 million local and international cruise passengers since the terminal commenced its operations in December 1995

PKCT has handled more than 5 million local and international cruise passengers since the terminal commenced its operations in December 1995.

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Port Klang cruise port – fast facts

– Port Klang is the closest cruise port to Kuala Lumpur

– Cruise ships dock at the Port Klang Cruise Centre

– Kuala Lumpur is 60 km from the Port Klang cruise port

– There is a very useful taxi information desk at the cruise terminal

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Cruise Port Guide Port Klang – Malaysia: dock at Port Klang Cruise Centre

This is usually where cruise ships dock, although there is the occasional exception. Check with the front desk onboard of your cruise ship where they will dock in Port Klang. The Port Klang Cruise Centre has all the facilities you could ask for: currency exchange, wi-fi, taxi information desk, atm, tourist information and souvenirs shops. The location of the cruise terminal is not ideal though. You basically arrive in the middle of nowhere in a huge industrial port. Therefore the cruise line should offer a shuttle service, but this is not always the case. If your ship provides a shuttle they usually take you to Klang, which is the closest town to the Port. This is often not at an ideal location to get further afield. Check the details with your cruise line about the drop off location. If your ship does not offer a shuttle or if the shuttle does not go to a convenient location than a shore excursion or taxi would be the way to go. You can pre-arrange your excursion online or through the ship. You can also arrange a taxi through the taxi information desk inside the terminal upon arrival.

Taxis in Port Klang

The official taxis have a blue, red and/or white color and they have a meter. The taxi prices are listed in the terminal. Keep the following prices in mind:

Two ways to Kuala Lumpur from the cruise terminal including sightseeing for max. 4 people will cost you 85 US dollar / 250 RM. 

One way to Klang (to for example the train station) is = 18 US dollar / 50 RM.

Public Transportation: ferry to Crab island and train to Kuala Lumpur

There is no public transportation available in the port. You could however take a taxi to the train station in Klang and pick up the train to Kuala Lumpur or the Batu Caves. You can also catch the ferry to Crab Island just down the road from the train station. The taxi to the train station should cost 18 US dollars one way. The train goes very frequent, it is incredibly cheap and reliable. Click HERE to see the train schedule from station Pel. Klang to KL Sentral and Batu Caves. For more information about the trains visit:   http://www.ktmb.com.my

Destination and distance from port:

Pel. Klang train station = 14 km drive east

Klang = 22 km drive north east

Kuala Lumpur = 60 km drive north east

Batu Caves = 70 km drive north east

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This is the shopping mall at the base of the Petronas towers you do not want to miss. This 6 story shopping mall holds all the big international brands and more. Go shopping here and get a refreshment at the fountain just outside the mall.

Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur

Getting up the Petronas towers requires some preparation so why not go up the KL tower instead and have that brilliant view over the Petronas tower and Kuala Lumpur. At the KL tower base there are lots of things to do, but most people come here to take the elevator up to the top of the tower. A view is not guaranteed and therefore it is wise to take the weather into consideration.

KL Tower, Kuala Lumpur

This iconic building is the headquarters or the national oil and gas company Petronas. You have the opportunity to go up by elevator but it is wise to prebook those tickets because they are often sold out on the day of. This building is simply something you have to have seen, wether you are going up or not.

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Petronas towers, Kuala Lumpur

Cruise ships can dock at several location in the Port of Klang. Most likely your ship will dock the Port Klang Cruise Center. You will find this is a large industrial port with little in the near area. You will need transportation to get to the nearest town or to Kuala Lumpur. Read the full Port Klang cruise port guide to learn more about your docking locations and transportation options.

Port Klang cruise dock

This is where you will find KL’s famous China Town. It is the heart of Kuala Lumpur that never sleeps. Explore this colorful neighbourhood, visit the souvenir shops or join the locals on the sidewalk for some authentic street food.

Petaling street

Petaling street, Kuala Lumpur

North of the city you will find the Batu Caves. This is one of the most popular sites in the area. Lord Murugan guards stands at the start of the 272 steps that lead all the way up the caves. The cave walls are lined with statues of Hindu gods including Murugan, Shiva and Ganesh. The cave was discovered by William Hornaday in 1878 and today it is still an important pilgrim site for Malaysian Hindu’s. You can reach the batu caves by taxi or simply take the train “Batu Caves”.

Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur

These are the official taxis of the area. They are blue, white and red colored and they have a meter. At the taxi information desk in the terminal they work with these types of taxis.

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Port Klang Cruise Terminal is a dedicated cruise terminal in Port Klang, Malaysia. It is effectively the cruise terminal for the country’s capital Kuala Lumpur, one of the world’s most visited cities.

Port Klang Cruise Terminal is frequently used by international cruise lines including Royal Carribean, Star Cruises, Princess Cruises, Cunard Lines, Costa Cruises and Carnival Cruises among others. It is also frequented by visiting foreign naval vessels including aircraft carriers.

The terminal is equipped with state of the air facilities and amenities for the comfort of passengers and terminal users including air-conditioned buildings, link bridges for embarkation and disembarkation, covered walkways connecting wharfside and terminal, ATMs, foreign exchange counters, restaurants, souvenir and gift shops and duty free outlets. Ample parking space is also available for cars and buses besides counters for taxi service.

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• Business Registration Number: 32913-D

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• Monday 24 hours open
• Tuesday 24 hours open
• Wednesday 24 hours open
• Thursday 24 hours open
• Friday 24 hours open
• Saturday 24 hours open
• Sunday 24 hours open

Things to Do in Port Klang: A Comprehensive Guide to the Best Activities and Attractions

Port Klang is a coastal town in Malaysia that serves as the main gateway for ships entering the country. While it may not be as well-known as other tourist destinations in Malaysia, Port Klang has plenty to offer visitors willing to explore. From its bustling port to its scenic waterfront, this vibrant town has many things to see and do.

One of the top attractions in Port Klang is the Boustead Cruise Center, which serves as the main departure point for sea cruises from Kuala Lumpur. Visitors can board ships at this location and enjoy various amenities, including restaurants, shops, and entertainment facilities. For those interested in fishing, the Port Klang Fishing Charter offers boat tours and fishing charters that allow visitors to experience the town’s beautiful coastline and catch some fish.

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Historical Sites

Port Klang has a rich history and is home to several historical sites. Here are two of the most popular ones:

Kuan Yin Temple

The Kuan Yin Temple is a beautiful Chinese temple dedicated to the goddess of mercy, Kuan Yin. It was built in the early 20th century and is one of the oldest temples in Port Klang. The temple is known for its intricate architecture and beautiful decorations. Visitors can see several statues of gods and goddesses, including the main statue of Kuan Yin, which is made of solid gold.

Visitors to the temple are asked to dress modestly and remove their shoes before entering the temple. It is also a popular place for locals to pray, so visitors are requested to be respectful and quiet.

Sri Sunderaraja Perumal Temple

The Sri Sunderaraja Perumal Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It was built in the early 20th century and is one of the oldest Hindu temples in Port Klang. The temple is known for its beautiful architecture and intricate carvings. Visitors can see several statues of gods and goddesses, including the main statue of Lord Vishnu, which is made of solid gold.

Outdoor Activities

Port Klang offers a variety of outdoor activities to enjoy during your visit. Here are some of the top options:

Pulau Ketam Island

Pulau Ketam Island is a popular destination for those looking for a relaxing day trip. The island is known for its picturesque scenery and traditional fishing village atmosphere. Visitors can take a ferry from Port Klang to the island and explore the village on foot or by bike. Several seafood restaurants on the island serve up fresh catches of the day.

Tanjung Harapan

Tanjung Harapan is a great spot for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. The area is known for its beautiful beaches and lush greenery. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking on the beach. In addition, several hiking trails in the area offer stunning coastline views.

Overall, Port Klang has plenty of options for those who love spending time in the great outdoors. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing day trip or an adventure-filled vacation, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Port Klang offers a variety of shopping options for visitors to explore. From malls to markets, there is something for everyone. Here are a few shopping destinations to check out:

AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre

AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre is a popular mall in Port Klang. The mall has many stores, including fashion, electronics, and home goods. Plenty of dining options are available, including fast food and sit-down restaurants. The mall is known for its cleanliness and spaciousness, making it a comfortable place to shop and hang out.

Visitors should remember that bargaining is common in markets and smaller shops in Port Klang. However, knowing the local currency and exchange rates when purchasing is also important.

Food and Drink

Seafood restaurants.

Port Klang is well-known for its seafood, and there are many great seafood restaurants. One of the most popular is the Seaview Restaurant, which offers various fresh seafood dishes at reasonable prices. The restaurant has a casual atmosphere and a great view of the harbor. Another great option is the Restoran PR Meiappan, which serves delicious Indian and Asian seafood dishes.

Coffee Shops

If you’re looking for a place to grab a cup of coffee and a snack, there are several great coffee shops in Port Klang. One of the most popular is the Coffee Ink, which offers a cozy atmosphere and a variety of coffee drinks and pastries. The shop also has free Wi-Fi, making it a great place to work or study.

Another great option is the The Koffee, which offers a more modern vibe and a wide variety of coffee drinks and light bites. The shop also has a great selection of teas and smoothies, making it a great place for non-coffee drinkers.

Port Klang offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors to enjoy. From exploring the Boustead Cruise Center to relaxing at bluunis Spas, there is something for everyone in this bustling port town.

For those interested in fishing, the Port Klang Fishing Charter offers an exciting opportunity to catch various fish while enjoying the beautiful scenery. NHK Transport Taxis & Shuttles is a convenient way to get around town and explore the area’s many attractions.

Visitors can also take a boat tour to see the sights from the water and enjoy the fresh sea air. Whether interested in history, nature, or just relaxing by the water, Port Klang has something for everyone.

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This drab, industrial port is the access point to the capital of Kuala Lumpur (KL), an hour (if you are lucky) away by road. Most cruise ships use the Star cruises terminal at Pulau Indah, the terminal building relatively new and inviting. If the ferry is docked at the terminal, cruise ships will use the cargo terminal which is even further out.

The Terminal is equipped with state of the art facilities and amenities for the comfort of passengers and terminal users including air-conditioned buildings, link bridges for embarkation and disembarkation, covered walkways connecting wharfside and terminal, ATMs, foreign exchange counters, restaurants, souvenir and gift shops and duty free outlets. Ample parking space is also available for cars and buses besides counters for taxi service.

Name of closest airport to port/terminal: Kuala Lumpur International Airport Distance/drive time to airport: 75 km Transport to airport: Taxi Can passengers walk to town: No Distance from cruise terminal to Port Kelang: 10 km Availability of taxis at port/terminal: Yes but limited. See below. Availability of public transport at port/terminal: No Distance from ship to tour buses: 200m

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Port Klang (Malay: Pelabuhan Kelang or Pelabuhan Klang) is the principal port in Selangor, a state of Malaysia. It also serves as the port for the Klang Valley, Malaysia's most developed region where the capital Kuala Lumpur is located. There is not much to see or do in Port Klang itself.

Pulau Ketam (Crab Island) is a mangrove covered island off the coast of Port Klang. The entire village on the island is built on stilts, making it an interesting day trip. How to get there: Take a ferry from the Pulau Ketam jetty beside (and not inside) the Passenger Cruise Terminal. There are about 15 trips a day and the journey takes about 30 minutes.

Tours Excursions Transportation:

If you want to go to Kuala Lumpur a cruise excursion might be the way to go, as traffic can be horrendous.

The Port Klang bus and taxi terminal is inconveniently located about 1km inland from the port area. One can walk the distance but the heat, noise and pollution may make it an unpleasant experience.

Taxis have fixed rates, posted in the terminal. Expect to pay over $85 for a sightseeing tour to Kuala Lumpur.

The railway station is located 13 km outside the port area. KTM Komuter, Klang Valley's commuter train network, links the station with Klang (20 minutes) and Kuala Lumpur (one hour 10 minutes) with trains once every 15 minutes during peak hours, and once every 20 minutes during off-peak hours. You will need a taxi to the train station. Expect to pay around $20 for the short taxi ride.

In Kuala Lumpur there is a Hop on/off Bus to show you the sights.

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This port is mainly used to visit Kuala Lumpur .

Shopping and Food

A shuttle bus often is provided to AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping center 20 minutes away. This mall is large with over 160 stores.

The Malaysian currency is the ringgit.

ATMs are widely available in cities, but do stock up on cash if heading out into the smaller islands or the jungle. Credit cards can be used in most shops, restaurants and hotels, although skimming can be a problem in dodgier outlets.

Tipping is not customary in Malaysia. However, hotel porters and taxi drivers will appreciate a small tip if you have been provided with exemplary service. Most expensive restaurants, bars and hotels may indicate prices in the form of RM19++, meaning that sales tax (5%) and service charge (10%) will be added to the bill.

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Communication:

The sole official language of Malaysia is Malay (Bahasa Malaysia). English is also taught in schools and widely spoken in the cities although in rural areas a little Malay will come in handy.

Free wifi at the terminal on the first floor.

Broadband Internet is available in most hotels, cafes which offer free WiFi for customers, and some restaurants and cafes. Both cable broadband and wireless broadband (available in hot spots areas such as Starbucks and McDonald's) are available.

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Port Klang Cruise Terminal

Port Klang Cruise Terminal Sdn Bhd (“PKCT”), jointly owned by Northport and Westports Malaysia Sdn Bhd (“Westports”), is a dedicated cruise terminal in Port Klang, providing port facilities and services for cruise ships and navy vessels on a land area measuring 69.8 acres in Pulau Indah.

The terminal is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and amenities for the comfort of passengers and terminal users including air-conditioned buildings, link bridges for embarkation and disembarkation, covered walkways connecting the wharf side and terminal, ATMs, foreign exchange counters, F&B outlets, souvenir and gift shops, and duty-free outlets. Ample parking space is also available for cars and buses besides counters for taxi service.

PKCT is effectively the cruise terminal for the country’s capital Kuala Lumpur, one of the world’s most visited cities. Its hinterland in the state of Selangor offers a myriad of natural and historical tourist attractions.

PKCT has handled more than 5 million local and international cruise passengers since the terminal commenced its operations in December 1995.

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Port Klang cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Klang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Selangor. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Port Klang/Kelang is Malaysia's largest port/principal cargo port and serves the capital city Kuala Lumpur. The city has total area approx 243 km2 (94 mi2) and population around 1,8 million (metro over 7,2 million / Greater Kuala Lumpur). Klang City is among Southeast Asia's fastest-growing metropolis in terms of economy, and Malaysia's economic, cultural and financial center.

Kuala Lumpur City was once home to executive and judicial branches of the federal government, but in early 1999 they were moved to Putrajaya. Here is located Istana Negara - the official residence of Malaysian King. The city is also home to the world's tallest twin buildings - Petronas Twin Towers, an iconic symbol of the country's futuristic development. The towers have tip height of 452 m (1483 ft). Each tower is served by 40 elevators. The project was completed in 1996 at the cost of USD 1,6 billion. The building is owned by KLCC Holdings Sdn Bhd. Below the towers is located the shopping mall Suria KLCC and the Petronas Filharmonik Hall.

Port Klang (Pelabuhan Klang, locode MYPKL) is Malaysia's largest seaport, located approx 6 km (4 mi) southwest of Klang Town, and approx 38 km (24 mi) southwest of Kuala Lumpur City. The port is ranked the world's 12th- busiest containership port , as well as the world's 17th-busiest by annual total cargo tonnage.

Currently, Port Klang Authority (PKA) manages 3 seaports in the area (Northport, Southpoint, Westport). Port's total cargo capacity is 109,7 million tons.

• Northport comprises multipurpose port facilities and logistics services. A merger of two Malaysian companies (Kelang Container Terminal and Kelang Port Management), Northport operations also cover Southpoint and the Northport Distripark Sdn Bhd (logistics). In January 2016, MMC Corporation took over the ownership of Northport through its subsidiary company MMC Ports.
• Westport (fka Kelang Multi Terminal) is the passenger (ferry and cruise) port, Port Klang Cruise Centre was inaugurated in December 1995 and has 3 berths, where passenger and naval ships can dock. The cruise terminal was previously managed by Genting Hong Kong /GHK-owned company Star Cruises , then its management took Glenn Marine Group.
• On March 28, 2014, an interim privatization agreement was signed Port Klang Authority, Northport Bhd (subsidiary of MMC Corporation) and the Malaysian government, which enabled Northport Bhd to continue to manage the port until a new agreement is approved. On March 13, 2018, was signed the privatization agreement between the three parties. Northport Bhd received a 30-year concession extension (until 2048) to operate Northport and Southpoint.

In 2017-2018 (September-June), the liner  SuperStar Libra operated 1-3-day short breaks / mini-cruises leaving from 3 homeports - Port Klang,  Penang  (Malaysia) and  Phuket  (Thailand). Weekly were offered 2 roundtrips from Malaysia, including 3-night itinerary (Kuala Lumpur-Phuket-Penang) and 4-night itinerary (Kuala Lumpur- Langkawi Island -Phuket-Penang). The new program (also offering fly-cruise packages) allows tourists in Southeast Asia to have more flexibility to choose a departure port. Each of the 3 turnaround ports is a well-connected port city, especially Kuala Lumpur - a major flight hub in Asia.

On November 1, 2018, Westports Klang handled the world's largest boxship - OOCL United Kingdom (max TEU capacity  21413 containers). The ULCV vessel docked at Container Terminal 8 (new wharf completed in 2017) and was handled by nine  ship-to-shore gantry cranes. The ship call at Westports was part of scheduled Ocean Alliance service NEU1 ( Rotterdam to Xiamen ).

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Cruise ships to Port Klang dock at the berths on Pulau Indah Island. On Indah Island live around 20,000 people and houses Malaysia's largest/principal port - Port Klang's West Port.

Two bridges link Pulau Indah to mainland Malaysia - Pulau Indah Expressway bridge and SKVE E26 bridge (connecting Indah to Carey Island and to the FTZ Teluk Panglima Garang (Free Trade Zone).

Indah Island contains a large Industrial Park, Laguna Park (recreational zone), Bandar Armada Putra (housing estate), 4x villages (Perigi Nenas, Sungai Pinang, Sungai Kembong, Teluk Nipah), as well as Pusat Hidrografi Nasional (Malaysian Navy's National Hydrographic Centre).

Port Klang is the western terminus of Federal Highway (linking to Kuala Lumpur). Main roads link the port to Klang Town. Via Klang are also available bus and suburban rail services to Kuala Lumpur City. Electric trains link the port to Klang Town, Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya, Shah Alam, Tanjung Malim.

The passenger ferry terminal serves the route to Pulau Ketam. The International ferry terminal links Klang to Indonesia (Kota Tanjungbalai and Dumai).

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Port Klang Day Trip: 10 Hours in Port Klang & Kuala Lumpur

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Most Singaporeans do not see Kuala Lumpur as a short getaway destination — the developed cityscapes simply remind us too much of home. Like, no one goes back to the CBD during weekends for the same reason. It is hence, to my surprise, just how much of a shopping and food paradise Kuala Lumpur and the nearby town of Port Klang are.

If you enjoy shopping and eating as much as I do, I’d like to re-introduce Port Klang & Kuala Lumpur to you. Besides being the birthplace of Bak Kut Teh, Port Klang also has a great variety of local foods that go easy on the wallet. Not to mention, 3 of the largest malls of Malaysia are also within an hour’s drive from Port Klang.

Here’s a list of MUST-EAT-SEE-DOs if you’re visiting Port Klang & Kuala Lumpur on a short trip. For us, we had 10 hours to spare during our 4D3N cruise from Singapore to Port Klang. If you’re here on a cruise too, read till the end for our itinerary, ideal for cruise-goers too.

Travel Essentials for Port Klang

Essentials: Bring around ~RM150 in cash.

Things to Do in Port Klang – Kuala Lumpur

1) indoor roller coaster at berjaya times square.

The Berjaya Times Square is the largest shopping mall in Malaysia, and it’s practically shopping haven for all shopaholics out there. The highlight of the giant shopping mall is actually the indoor theme park, and of course, its the largest indoor theme park in Malaysia.

Entrance Fee: RM60/pax Address:  Berjaya Times Square Theme Park, Level 5 & 7, Berjaya Times Square, No.1, Jalan Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Opening Hours: 10AM – 10PM daily

2) Highest Point of Malaysia at Petronas Twin Towers

What’s a visit to the capital of Malaysia without a visit to the tallest building in Malaysia? In fact, standing at 452m, the  Petronas Twin Towers  were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004, and are still the tallest twin buildings.

While both towers are office spaces, there’s also a retail mall, an aquarium, a Science Center and an art gallery at the base of the towers. The tower is open for visits to the highest level. One can get up to both the sky bridge and the highest vantage points of the twin towers for RM80/pax.

Entrance Fee: RM80/pax Opening Hours: 9AM – 9PM (Tue-Sun). Closed on Mondays Address:  PETRONAS   Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

*Pro-tip: There’s a free city shuttle bus (GOKL bus) that takes you from the CDB of KL to the Petronas twin towers.

3) More shopping at ÆON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre

If you just wanna explore Port Klang and its proximity without travelling all the way to KL, there’s a shopping mall around the Port Klang area (20 mins drive). ÆON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre is the largest ÆON (JUSCO) in Malaysia. It is definitely a one-stop mall for everything you’ll need if you’re ever missing something while on a cruise.

Address:  Persiaran Batu Nilam 1, Bandar Bukit Tinggi 2, 41200 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia Opening Hours: 10AM – 10PM daily

What to Eat in Port Klang – Kuala Lumpur 

1) bak kut teh.

Port Klang is most famous for her Bak Kut Teh, and there are so many different Bak Kut Teh stores around Port Klang to satisfy your different cravings. Be it the Teochew clear soup version, or the Hokkien dark soy sauce version, or even the dry version — where the broth is simmered to a thick gravy.

We were recommended Ah Her & Samy Bak Kut Teh (亚火三美肉骨茶)  by our driver, stating that the “thick soup is very tasty” and has very tender meat. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to try it for ourselves this time, but I’m sure I will the next time I visit Port Klang!

Address: 1, Jalan Lang, Taman Berkeley, 41150 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia Opening Hours: 8AM – 2PM daily

2) Chola Kitchen’s Nasi Briyani

Port Klang is perhaps most famous for her Bak Kut Teh, but knowing Malaysia, good food is literally everywhere. So, we looked beyond Bak Kut Teh and went on to seek different cuisine to satisfy our bellies.

What we found good was the Nasi Briyani in Klang and  Chola Briyani is definitely the place to go. The Mix Briyani with Chicken + Mutton (RM19) is a good tummy stuffer, but if you’re looking for something lighter, we recommend the Aloo Gobi (RM12.70) or the Prawn Chukka (RM12.10). Vegetarian dishes available too.

Cost: RM4-23/dish Address: No., 33, Jalan Mahogani 5, Bandar Botanik, 41200 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia Opening Hours: 9:30AM – 10:30PM daily

3) Merchant’s Lane (美真林)

An hour’s drive from Port Klang, this Insta-worthy cafe in Kuala Lumpur sits on the second level of a plain-looking shophouse — blink and you’ll miss it, if not for the snaking line outside its doors before it even opens for business. Merchant Lane has both indoor and outdoor sitting, with the latter a more popular choice among youngsters; a vintagey garden & floral themed space where one can enjoy a cup of cappuccino feeling like a garden gnome Thumbelina amongst a forest of pastel greens.

Cost: Mains @ RM20-32/dish; Drinks @ RM8-17 Opening Hours:  11:30AM – 10PM (Weekdays), 9:30AM – 10PM (Weekends). Closed on Wednesdays Address: 150, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Our Port Klang Day Trip Itinerary — Ideal for Cruisers

9:30am: breakfast at merchant’s lane cafe (美真林).

We ordered an Earl Grey Latte that tastes as delightful as it looks. For mains, we ordered the Kaifan, Breakfast, and Hongkie Beef Stew. The diverse food variety from Western to Chinese, with cheekily christened dish names, really gave a lasting impression in an otherwise saturated-F&B industry.

11AM: Berjaya Times Square’s Indoor Theme Park

Spanning three levels, the theme park not only has mild family-friendly rides but also thrilling rides that adrenaline junkies would love. We challenged each other to high-speed rides, a multiple-inverted coaster that spin 360°, and even bumper cars. We spent about an hour in the theme park while our shopaholic friends conquered the shopping areas within the mall.

1PM: Highest Vantage Point of KL on the Petronas Twin Towers

The Petronas Twin Towers is definitely the most iconic of all of Kuala Lumpur, and it is also there where one could get the best vantage point of the whole of KL. We got up to level 86 of the twin towers and got to view the capital of Malaysia from the highest point.

2:30PM: More Shopping at ÆON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre

Okay, the recurring theme for our Port Klang-KL day trip is “the biggest..” Well, no prizes for guessing where we went to next.. yup, the ÆON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre — the biggest Aeon Mall in Malaysia.

In ÆON, we headed to Lavender , a bakery famous for its dense bite-sized cheesecakes.  Besides Lavender, there are also many retailers from clothing to household. It definitely is the perfect last-minute shopping location, if you ever need more toiletries that is not available on the cruise, get them at ÆON!

4PM: Early Dinner at Chola Kitchen’s Briyani

After a day’s of fun and shopping, our stomachs growled and called for food. We swung by Chola Kitchen, which was just opposite ÆON mall and had an early dinner. The Nasi Briyani was on point, so was the Aloo Gobi. Yumz!

We left at 5PM and made our way to Boustead Cruise Centre, calling it a day at Port Klang-KL. The car ride back takes about half an hour, but do factor in more time as the traffic conditions in both KL and Port Klang can be rough especially during peak hours.

With this Port Klang day trip guide, we hope to have shown you how to maximise a day when your cruise docks at Port Klang, so go on and explore~

Your holiday starts right away with Royal Caribbean

Why travel to a holiday destination when the travelling itself can be a holiday! Double the fun for your short getaway to Kuala Lumpur with a cruise instead of a boring 6-hour drive. Your holiday starts the moment you board the ship, and you’ll be pampering yourself with unlimited food and activities while you cruise your way to Port Klang.

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In addition to the Singapore homeport that started on June 15, Resorts World Cruises revealed that it is the first cruise line to add a Kuala Lumpur homeport – via Port Klang – for the Genting Dream Cruise trip, which had its maiden departure on July 18 of this year.

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• Cruise Route: Port Klang > Singapore > Port Klang

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• Departure date: Every Saturday
• Departure/Return time: Departure 11:30am & Return Arrival 08:00am

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• Departure/Return time: Departure 04:00pm & Return Arrival 10:00am
• Cruise Route: Port Klang > Penang > Singapore > Port Klang

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Convenient and cheap parking

I took a cruise holiday last week. At first ,considered to take Taxi to this area. However after I found out that the parking fees only RM20 per entry ( parked for 4 days ) it is worth driving my own car and parked at the yard. Huge parking space and guarded. Comfortable facilities but with limited shopping area.

Taxis are very expensive from the cruise terminal for couples, try and join another couple or you will be disappointed. The taxi drivers we spoke to weren’t interested in the Malaysian Ringitt, they wanted the US dollar, and so would do business with us..this was at the terminal...outside of the terminal they asked for ridiculous amount. As we have been to KL many times we just wanted to go into the local town , but were quoted $100, $150, $200..we walked back to the ship and didn’t bother..Book a tour before you reach Pt Kelang.

Had visited this over stoppage time Genting dream cruise.The shopping options are fairly less and it is expected as it is just a Cruise Center.We found the chocolate options at the very first shop to be attractive.

For everyone going on a sea cruise from KL this is the location to board in West Port, Port Klang. It is an approx 45-90mins drive from KL but may be longerr during peak hours. Overnight parking at the time of writing is RM20/per car/per cruise. The car park is big. Facilities in the cruise center is good with space for loading and unloading. Immigration is quite efficient too. Ship boarding and disembarkation in on the 2nd floor. During peak hours be prepared to queue and wait for 30-45mins before boarding. Overall the building is clean and well ventilated.

If you're taking a cruise that stops in Port Klang, Malaysia you'll soon learn about the taxi mafia waiting for you if you choose not to take a cruise tour. The price board says it's 280 MYR for a day tour to KL where the taxi driver waits for you at each location and brings you back. If you say you'd like to go to the Batu Caves they try and charge you an extra 100 MYR and will not accept anything less even though the caves are a mere 10 min drive from downtown KL. Don't accept their price. Take the lowest one-way fare to downtown KL and negotiate with the driver once in the car. You should not pay more than 280 MYR for the whole day. We weren't worried about getting stuck in KL as there are at least a hundred drivers working for Grab (Uber in Malaysia) who would have drive us back to the port for a fraction of the rate the taxi mafia wanted at the cruise port. They think they have you captive but they don't. Just negotiate with the driver once you've left the port! We were on Royal Caribbean and our cruise arrived at 7am and left at 3pm. That was more than enough time to see the Batu Caves, Petronas Towers, shop I'm Chinatown and in the Central Market. We left as soon as we could disembark and were back on board by 130pm. We could have done more but torrential rain started. We wanted to leave KL before the drowned rats started floating up on the streets.

We had previous visited on a cruise and were impressed with facilities. Four years later and we still received the same excellent service in disembarking for our shore excursion and then re-embarking later in the afternoon. The terminal is five stories in height and linked by a long walkway to the cruise ship. There are dedicated immigration counters and duty free outlets, souvenir and gift shops, food and beverage outlets, and on both occasions that we visited, numerous market stalls selling a variety of good quality assorted merchandise at very reasonable prices. Free WIFI but it can be slow with hundreds of passengers accessing. Sit in airconditioned comfort while you surf or shop or enjoy a snack., I'm only rating as four stars based on our experience as we cannot comment on the embarkation or disembarkation processes with accompanying baggage or use of other facilities which include transport and tour services