Malaysia Peninsular Beaches, Kelantan, Sri Tujuh马来西亚半岛海滩，吉兰丹州属，七个盐水湖



























Malaysia Peninsular Beaches, Kelantan, Sri  Tujuh 
马来西亚半岛海滩，吉兰丹州属，七个盐水湖

Pantai Sri Tujuh is the northernmost beach on the East Coast of the Malaysian Peninsular, stretching for a distance of about 7 km from Tumpat up to the mouth of the Golok River which marks the border with Thailand.

This long golden sandy beach is fringed with casuarina trees which provide shade for beach users. At the south-eastern end, the beach is a sandbar or spit separating the sea from a brackish lagoon. The middle part, which is also called Pantai Geting, has no lagoon while the north-western end is separated from the fishing village of Pengkalan Kubor by a lagoon-like river called Sungai Geting.

Swimming.  The sea looked calm and inviting during my visit but the sea can be dangerously rough during the monsoon season (November to March). The sand was soft on the feet but there was quite a bit of plastic litter on the beach. Swimming is not permitted in the lagoon behind the beach.

Boating. The lagoon has a centre for hiring paddle boats.

Eating. Those who don’t bring their own picnics can find restaurants here where grilled fish is the speciality.

Fishing Village. There are plenty of picturesque small fishing boats along this part of the coast. You might be able to persuade a fisherman to take you out in one if you would like to try fishing. There are a number of floating fish farms and aquaculture sites here.

Muzium Wau. There is a small kite museum here showing off the types of elaborate kites which are popular in Kelantan.

Galeri Tengku Anis. At the Pengkalan Kubur end of the beach, where the Golok River separates Malaysia from Thailand, is a beach park and a nice building with traditional Malaysian architecture called Galeri Tengku Anis. This gallery mainly contains information pertaining to fishing.

How to Get To Pantai Sri Tujuh

The exact location is marked on the interactive map on the Top Kelantan Attractions page.

If driving from Kota Bharu, just follow highway 134. On the way you will pass a number of Thai-style Buddhist temples which are well worth a visit.

七个盐水湖海滩位于接近泰国边界的Tumpat东北区，这个原始海滩是马来西亚最长的盐水湖保护区. 每年的国际风筝节都在这里举行，海滩周遭有售卖各种各样的食物和饮料.  

Pantai Irama (曲调海滩)   曲调海滩位于哥打巴鲁以南25公里的Bachok. 被普遍认为是马来西亚半岛其中一个最美丽的海滩，同时是最受欢迎作为露营和野餐的场所.  

Kuala Besar和Sabah海滩，座落在离开哥打巴鲁15公里的渔乡.每天下午2.30可以看到五颜六色的渔船 捕鱼回来，忙碌而热闹的画面包括渔夫们的热情招呼，新鲜活泼的鱼虾和批发商和渔夫的讲价过程.

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