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Port Klang Cruise Terminal. Providing port facilities and services for cruise ships and navy vessels on a land area measuring 69.8 acres in Pulau Indah. State-of-the-art facilities and amenities for the comfort of passengers and terminal users. Link bridges for embarkation and disembarkation, covered walkways connecting wharfside and terminal, ...
Port Klang cruise port – fast facts. – Port Klang is the closest cruise port to Kuala Lumpur. – Cruise ships dock at the Port Klang Cruise Centre. – Kuala Lumpur is 60 km from the Port Klang cruise port. – There is a very useful taxi information desk at the cruise terminal. This is where the cruise ships normally dock.
Cruise port guide for Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia. Information on where your ship docks, how to get from the port into the city, maps, bus and shuttle information, public transport options, cruise terminal information, cruise port schedules, must see sights, shopping guides, restaurant guides, internet and wifi locations, and ...
PKCT is one of Malaysia’s premier maritime tourism gateways located in the largest and busiest port in the country. PKCT is the terminal of choice for renowned international cruise liners and naval vessels in the Southeast Asian region.
Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur, located 25 miles northeast of Malaysia's most prominent port, Kelang, captivates travelers with its modern marvels and immersive culture.
Location: This drab, industrial port is the access point to the capital of Kuala Lumpur (KL), an hour (if you are lucky) away by road. Most cruise ships use the Star cruises terminal at Pulau Indah, the terminal building relatively new and inviting.
Port Klang Cruise Terminal Sdn Bhd (“PKCT”), jointly owned by Northport and Westports Malaysia Sdn Bhd (“Westports”), is a dedicated cruise terminal in Port Klang, providing port facilities and services for cruise ships and navy vessels on a land area measuring 69.8 acres in Pulau Indah.
