Taking a ferry ride from Lumut to Pangkor Island is always pleasant especially if there is less crowd. We arrived at Lumut jetty at about 11:00 am on Saturday and I was expecting a big crowd but as it turned out, it was just pleasant and even the ferry is only about half-filled.
We did not plan to choose any ferry, but were lucky enough to get the one with open deck, so that for both trips to and fro, we spent most of our time on the deck, sun bathing, photo taking, and sight-seeing.
The ferry return ticket is only RM10, bought at the Lumut jetty only. No need to buy ticket when you return.
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| Lumut jetty |
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| Not so many visitors ha |
Don't even think we would be just sitting in the ferry knowing that there is an open deck above. Who started to go up the deck? Was it Muiz? So I climb up the stairs to the deck.
And...wuallaaa......they are already up here. You won't see Kak Long up here because.......
There are just too many pictures we took we have no choice but to mosaic all together.
Video is also available here for a better overview on what happened throughout the trip. You can also learn how to berth a ferry.
TUTORIAL 1: Berthing a ferry
After having learn how to park the ferry, we decided to climb ashore and do some sight-seeing.
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here to see what we did and where we stayed at.
Monopod and me.
On the way back, we also managed to do some review on how to berth the same ferry. But since Kak Long is crazy with her monopod, we have some photos here taken using that monopod. After that only we will check the video of the ferry journey back from Pangkor to Lumut.
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| Preparing the monopod. |
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| Test 1. |
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| Snap 2. |
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| Snap 3. |
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| Snap 4. |
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| Snap 5. |
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| And 6. |
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Now we can watch the video.
TUTORIAL 2: Homewards bound
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| Good camera angle is important. |
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