"Foamy white surf lapping the shores. Teluk Buih offers a sheltered stretch of fine sand and is a popular retreat for the villagers."
The long coastline at Air Papan makes its way southwards and meets a small craggy bay which the villagers have named Teluk Buih after foamy white surf that lashes on to its shores. Teluk Buih offers a sheltered stretch of fine sand and is a popular retreat for the villagers.
The beach is popular among picnickers especially on weekends and public holidays. They can swim in its blue water, play games on its wide beach or just sit back and relax under the shade of the verdant vegetation.
For more information about Mersing, please contact the Mersing Tourist Information Centre (METIC) at (607) 7995212.
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Last viewed - September 03, 2010
Getting there
By Bus
Transnasional Bus (Tel: 603-20703300) provides passage from Kuala Lumpur to Mersing.
From North-South Expressway take the Ayer Hitam exit (Interchange 244) and drive towards Kluang and onwards using the Kluang-Jemaluang trunk road. After Jemaluang town, get onto the Kota Tinggi-Mersing trunk road, heading towards Mersing.
From Mersing, travel north for another 9km then turn right through paddy fields for 3km and turn right again for anohter half kilometre.
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"nice and relaxing places" by afzan
"better than air papan n penyabong..coz the sea is calmer n safer for children n for those who can't swim. but its quite small, so it can get very crowded with no parking space around. have to bring own food coz no stalls around. but sure it's a nice experience to swim there during weekdays..no people around u..just a few..feels like a private beach..hehe"
"best punya tempat" by ZALINA HAJI MAHAMUD
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"ideal places" by WAWAN
"Warm & friendly approached made me & my family just like staying at home." by Yee Lip Kwong
