Lumut Waterfront

Lumut Waterfront is a public coastal promenade in Lumut town, Manjung District, Perak, situated along the estuary of the Dinding River facing the Strait of Malacca. It serves as the main gateway to Pangkor Island via the adjacent Lumut Jetty. The waterfront is notable for its paved esplanade, sea views, food stalls, night market and recreational areas, and is a central leisure and transit hub for locals and tourists.

Visitors can expect a paved waterfront esplanade with open sea views, benches and landscaped areas along the coastline. The area includes the Lumut Jetty ferry terminal for Pangkor Island, food stalls and small shops, a playground and open plaza areas. The setting is flat and open, suitable for strolling, photography and watching boats and ferries. Evenings are livelier with food vendors and a night market atmosphere.

Lumut developed from a small fishing village into a port town and is home to the Royal Malaysian Navy base. The waterfront area has historically functioned as the maritime gateway to Pangkor Island and reflects Lumut's long-standing role as a coastal trading and naval centre in Perak.

The waterfront is a central community gathering place for residents of Manjung and Lumut, hosting evening food stalls, night markets and local events, and serves as the main transit and leisure point for visitors travelling to Pangkor Island.