Sematan Palm Beach Resort

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The two beach resorts in Sematan Town

Palm Beach Resort 三馬丹棕櫚灘渡假村	Dynawood Beach Stay 農牧海濱渡假村

PITSA Family Day 28-29 November 2013 and Chinese New Year 2014

Sematan 123 Jump

Hey I made it to fly the kite for quite awhile on top of the sky man....

Honestly this was the first time I played kite...
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My students have spent most of their lives in the middle of nowhere. A majority have never been to a beach so you can imagine how much they ....................... http://ahkamkoko.blogspot.com/2014/02/broadening-horizons-in-kuching.html

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Sematan Palm Beach Resort
三馬丹棕櫚灘渡假村

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The Sematan Palm Beach Resort Family Trip :http://wilsonchin.blogspot.com/2014/07/the-sematan-palm-beach-resort-family.html

Resort Review in TripAdvisor : http://www.tripadvisor.com.my/Hotel_Review-g1675220-d1117257-Reviews-Sematan_Palm_Beach_Resort-Sematan_Lundu_Sarawak.html#REVIEWS

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SEMATAN PALM BEACH RESORT

Lot 295, Kpg Sg. Kilong, Jalan Seacom 94100 Sematan, Kuching, Sarawak

Tel : 6082-712 388, 711808 Fax : 6082-711788 Email : spbr295@streamyx.com

Small resort offering a relaxing place easily reach by road from the city. Sematan Palm Beach Resort is owned by Loh Ah Chien.

Two hours drive (120 km) from Kuching.

Peaceful natural environment with uninterrupted view of the South China Sea.

Opened in 2004, the resort is well known for its long stretch of clean sandy beach.

Sematan Palm Beach Resort
Jul 31st, 2008

Sematan is a small town located 100km to the west Kuching.

Sematan is the place to escape to from the hectic city life. There are a number of resorts around this area but Palm Beach Resort is the popular one.

The picturesque view of the sea greeted me with its serenity. It was calm and peaceful. The whole afternoon when I was there, I felt as if burden was lifted off me. The gentle sea breeze that brushed against my cheek was therapeutic so I did the unthinkable..............

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Jeff

Your sand writing skills are so neat.. people in aircraft can read easily.. and when they land, can look at your website.
Nice pics, looks like a good to place to visit.

Thanks! :D I don’t think the aircraft fly that low.

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Sematan Town is one-and-a-half hours (120 km) drive from Kuching City.
A small fishing village town located at the far west tip of Sarawak Facing the South China Sea and a short distance from the Sarawak-Kalimantan (Indonesia) border.

The old idyllic wooden bazaar by the sea is flanked by white sandy beaches. A quiet little sleepy town 120km from Kuching.

Sematan Palm Beach Resort is popular destination for a short holiday of the city people.
The resort opened in 2004 and well known for its long stretch of clean sandy beach. The view alone is breathtaking.

Sandflies
Bring mosquito repellent as Sandflies are there day and night.

Sunset
Romantic evenings on the restaurant verandah watching the sunset.

Located by the beach is The Sematan Palm Beach Resort.

Sematan started as a Chinese trading outpost of four families near the Cape of Tanjung Dato adjacent to the West Kalimantan coastal town of Paloh. Today there are 100-strong Chinese community in Sematan. This little town prosper during the 1950s when the British colonial government set up a bauxite mine in 1958.

During the Confrontation period, Sematan became an outpost of British Gurkha soldiers looking for Indonesian invaders from across the border.

Sematan has tremendous potential to become a leading tourist attraction because of its beaches.

Talang Talang turtle islands, just off the coast of Sematan, was perfect for snorkeling.

Tanjong Dato National Park and the Samunsam Wildlife Sanctuary are not far away from Sematan.

The Selako longhouse at Pueh, which houses about 500 people, was nine kilometers inland.

The Sematan Malay community were made up of mainly fishermen who were steep in legends and tradition. One Malay legend was about a grand-lady of Telok Serabang called 'Nakhoda (admiral) Itam' or 'Jeragan Sitam'. Nakhoda Itam was a great warrior who dressed like a man and came from the Natuna island Ranai, in a sailing boat with coconuts, which she planted at Labuan Gadong in the Tanjong Dato National park.

Cottages
Several cottages facing the south china sea just 100 meters away.

The cottages are attractive, comfortable , adequate with a refrigerator and overhead fan.

The rooms are well built with goof quality furniture and fittings in good quality. The main attraction in Palm Beach Resort is the sea and the landscape.

Palm Beach Resort is becoming the haunt of scuba divers. Such trips have to be arranged beforehand. Kayaks and mountain bikes can be rented by anyone.

Palm Beach Resort also caters for meetings and social functions. It can accommodate up to 120 persons.

Rates (including dinner and breakfast)

A-frame Chalet (4 beds) RM330 (weekends) RM280 (weekdays)

Quadruplex (2 beds) RM 180 (weekends) RM153 (weekdays)

Terrace Twin (2 beds) RM180 (weekends) RM153 (weekdays)

Family Rooms (6 beds) RM390 (weekends) RM331 (weekdays)

Bicycle rental is Rm 50 per day

Sematan is a small fishing village town in Sarawak facing the South China Sea. Just a short distance from the Sarawak-Kalimantan (Indonesia) border. Surrounded by a peaceful, rich, natural environment.

What to do in Sematan Town :

1) leisurely walks on serene beaches,

2) take a dip in nearby refreshing waterfalls,

3) visit a Selakau longhouse,

4) cycle through hills, padi fields and paper farms,

5) sea kayak,

6) take a leisurely boat ride to experience island and coastal sight such as Teluk Melano and Tanjung Datu’ National Park.

7) dive and snorkel at the Talang Talang Islands,

8) hike at Gunung Gading National Park to see the world’s largest flower, the Rafflesia,

9) visit watermelon farms galore.

Accommodation

Sematan Palm Beach Resort provide chalet-type accommodation. Some are A-frames style with upstairs and downstairs bedrooms and others quadruplex bungalow style. Family Rooms accommodation consist of two linked rooms for up to six persons.

The two-acre resort houses thirty-nine comfortable a accommodations (six Detached Chalets, sixteen Quadruple Chalets, five Terrace Family and twelve Terrace Twin lodgings), all fully air-conditioned and equipped with television and en-suite bathroom with heater.

The resort's restaurant prepares a menu of both local and Western cuisines. It opens daily from 7am to 10pm. All food served is 'halal'.

Other facilities at the resort include usage of conference room for meetings, and rental of mahjong table for those who want to play a game or two.

The resort also caters for private functions or events like weddings, birthday parties, family day or corporate meetings. Prior arrangements can be made through the resort.

Restaurant

The restaurant offers basic cooked foods. Dinner and breakfast are included in room rates. Barbecue pits are available for guests who may choose to manage on their own.

Situated on the western tip of Sarawak overlooking the South China Sea sits the sleepy fishing village of Sematan, about one-and-a-half hours (120 km) drive from Kuching.

Here locals and tourists escape the city for sun, sea and sand at the idyllic getaway of Sematan Palm Beach Resort.

Opened in 2004, the resort is well known for its long stretch of clean sandy beach. The view alone is breathtaking. Once you've set foot on the resort, you'll know it's time to relax and put your worries behind.

Kayak

Rent a kayak and challenge yourself paddling on the waves of the South China Sea. Better yet, go snorkeling at the Talang-Talang Island.

A great spot for diving enthusiasts, visitors can make arrangements a day ahead for diving trips organized by the resort. Here's a chance to be at awe by the beautiful marine life that lies under the surface.

The resort also offers diving lessons from their PADI- certified dive instructors. All this can be arranged at the resort and will be carried out if weather permits.

Visitors who prefer in-land adventures can rent a bicycle and venture out to the local attractions. Sebat Waterfall is just a half-hour bicycle ride from the resort. Along the way, enjoy the beautiful village scenery of paddy fields and pepper farms. Stop by the watermelon farm nearby and quench your thirst with this juicy fruit while you're there.

There are activities to keep you occupied during your stay at the resort. Other than simply swim and sunbathe by the beach, be a little adventurous when you're there.

While in Sematan, don't miss the jelly- fish factory. However, the factory only welcomes visitors during the jellyfish season in the months of April and May. This is where one can witness how freshly caught jellyfish are processed for the market.

For a taste of local culture, make a visit to the Selakau Longhouse nearby or perhaps take a look at the oldest Chinese wooden shop in Sematan that dates back to about 150 years old. Inquire the resort staff for more information on the village and its people here.

Nature lovers can hike at the nearby Gunung Gading National Park. If you're lucky, you'll be able to see the world's largest flower, Rafflesia, bloom in its glory. Alternatively, hop on a boat to Tanjung Datu National Park to discover the untouched flora and fauna of the Sarawak rainforest.

Sematan Town
This small coastal fishing village is located in western strip of Sarawak in the Lundu Division.

107 km northwest of Kuching, Sematan is an idyllic beach town and noted as the beginning point for the Pan Borneo Highway. It’s also a gateway to locations around Southwest Sarawak.

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