Port Dickson is located in the western region of Negeri Sembilan which is only 90 km from Kuala Lumpur and 34 km from Seremban. The state capital, Port Dickson has offered one of the best beaches for frolicking on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia.

Casuarina trees are scattered all along the 18km of beach front with several good areas for swimming and water sport activities like sailing, canoeing, windsurfing and water-skiing.

Among Pork Dickson's popular beaches is Taman Aman. A favorite spot with Malaysians and visitors, it offers barbecue pits, camping grounds, hawker stalls, budget accommodations and ample parking as well as a playground for children. Nearby is the Port Dickson Golf & Country Club, which is well suited for the holiday maker wishing to also take a few rounds of golf.

About 15 km from Port Dickson town lays the Blue Lagoon which offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding greenery and the blue open sea. The lagoon is an ideal spot for swimming, boating, wind surfing and water skiing. This is where the action is when it comes to having fun in the sun. Accommodation is easily obtainable as a number of hotels and motels are located here.

To the south of Blue Lagoon, visit the lighthouse at Cape Rachardo built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. The beacon guided sailing ships to Malacca, the most important port in South East Asia. The lighthouse is still functioning today. Ascend the narrow spiral staircase and see the magnificent view of the coastline of Sumatra, 38km across the Straits. The cape is also the stopover point for migratory birds. From September to March, flocks of sparrows, honey buzzards and swifts can be seen here together with hawks and eagles. Walk down the 63 steps beside the lighthouse and follow the jungle trek to a secluded beach. The footprint embedded in a boulder, about 50 meter to the right of the track, is said to be that of Hang Tuah, the legendary Malay warrior of the 15th century. Legend has it that upon acquiring innate strength and knowledge, Hang Tuah chose to meditate here. The footprint marks the spot where he first landed at Tanjung Tuan. A nearby well whose icy cool water is a boon for the tired and thirsty, is also said to have been dug by him. Local devotees have known to pay their homage at thi