KEMAMAN - Turtle & Pearl Night
Turtle watching is a past time that is unique in this part of West Malaysia, a fascinating phenomenon not to be missed by anyone with the slightest instincts of a conservationist. Every year from May to September, giant leatherback turtles will come ashore to lay their eggs. Chendor Beach is a common nesting ground for these turtles. Watch as the giant turtles lumber up to the beaches and the "tears" they produce after they lay their eggs as they make their way back to the open sea.

KUANTAN - Cave & Waterfall Exploration
Bukit Charah is a huge limestone outcrop located north-west of Kuantan towering above rubber and oil palm plantations. Short 20- feet climb up a narrow steep flight of steps, leading to a cave, ends at the entrance of a large chamber of houses a 9-meter long reclining Buddha.

KUANTAN - River Cruise Cum City Tour
Visitors to Kuantan should not miss the opportunity of taking a ferry cruise. During the two-hour cruise, the interesting sights include mangrove swamps lining the riverbanks, fishing boats chugging their way to the port with the day's catch and scenes of Kuantan.

PEKAN - Royal Town Tour
Journey to Pulau Pekan Baru, a small island close to the riverbank in Pekan and continue to Kuala Tanjung, where a fishing village is located near the estuary of the Pahang River. As you approach the Royal Town of Pekan, pre-war shop houses line the streets of this town. The town offers colorful display of the cultural and historical heritage of Pahang. View the surroundings of the Royal Palace, home of the Sultan of Pahang, its Polo Field, the Royal Stables, the State Museum, Watercraft Gallery and Silk Weaving Center.