“Don’t Let Yesterday Take Up Too Much Of Today...” - Will Rogers
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| (Watching the rising tide) |
Pantai Batu Laut is located at Kampung Batu Laut, about midway between Morib and Tanjong Sepat. The coastline is mostly mangrove swamps interspersed with grey mud and sand beaches. At low tide the sea recedes far out revealing soft muddy sand, mangrove stumps and lots of small crabs.
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| (The view of the esplanade from the jetty) |
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| (A new Sailing Club) |
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| (The anchor statue with the color of Selangor flag) |
Opposite the beach are a few shops facing a car park where a new sailing centre is located. There is a large anchor statue in the car park next to the beach. Other facilities around the area are quite run down.
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| (The jetty into the ocean) |
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| (A hot sunny afternoon at the beach) |
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| (The high tide is coming) |
On a clear sunny day like today, the beach has a quiet sleepy atmosphere conducive for a lazy stroll along the seaside and enjoy the gentle breeze.
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| (Cool breeze from the ocean) |
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| (The high tide could cover half of the jetty) |
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| (The beach at high tide) |
Another good beach to visit is Pantai Cunang but this time we skipped it. It is located a short drive away from Tanjung Sepat. Pantai Cunang is a private beach managed by the Mah Mari Orang Asli community.
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| (Other attractions around the area) |
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