6 places to discover
Cua Nhuong Fishing Village is a traditional coastal fishing community located at the mouth of the Nhuong River in Cam Nhuong Commune, Cam Xuyen District, Ha Tinh Province, Vietnam. The village is known for its fleet of colorful wooden fishing boats, daily fish markets, and long-standing fishing traditions. It offers visitors insight into local maritime livelihoods, seafood processing, and the daily rhythms of a central Vietnamese coastal settlement.
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.
Moti Daman Jetty is a waterfront promenade and fishing jetty located on the Daman Ganga River estuary in Moti Daman, Daman, in the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. Situated adjacent to Moti Daman Fort, it serves as a mooring point for fishing boats and offers views of the river, Arabian Sea, and fort walls. The jetty is a popular spot for evening walks, photography, and observing local fishing activity.
Pamban Fishing Harbour is a working fishing harbour located at Pamban on Pamban Island in Ramanathapuram District, Tamil Nadu, near the Pamban Bridge connecting the island to the mainland. It serves as a major landing centre for mechanized and traditional fishing boats operating in the Palk Strait and Gulf of Mannar. The harbour is notable for its busy early-morning fish auctions, rows of colourful boats, and views of the rail and road bridges.
Pantai Tok Bali is a sandy coastal beach in Tok Bali, Semerak, Pasir Puteh District, Kelantan, on the South China Sea near the mouth of the Semerak River. It is known as a traditional fishing beach adjacent to the Tok Bali fishing port and Integrated Fisheries Centre, where colourful fishing boats anchor. The beach offers an open shoreline, estuary views and a working fishing village atmosphere that reflects the local coastal economy.
Sunda Kelapa Harbor is a historic port in Penjaringan, North Jakarta, located at the mouth of the Ciliwung River on Jakarta Bay. Dating to the 13th century as the port of the Sunda Kingdom and later Jayakarta, it remains an active harbor known for its fleet of traditional wooden pinisi schooners. The harbor offers visitors a glimpse into Jakarta's maritime heritage with docked vessels, loading activities, and views of the waterfront near Kota Tua.