Pantai Redang , Sekinchan

 

After Fishing Village Visit , we head to Pantai Redang Just Few mile ahead..


The windy beach is a great place to fly kite.  There are stalls selling kites at the beach. Pantai Redang (Redang Beach) is a hidden beach in Sekinchan, Redang beach is a hidden place that is worth a visit in Sekinchan, particularly if you are already tired of repeatedly shooting in paddy fields at Sekinchan. In fact, Redang Beach is very near the seafood restaurants area at Bagan, so you may go to Redang Beach after a nice seafood meal. 
Try to plan your schedule to visit Redang Beach about 7.00 pm , you may see a beautiful Sunset at Redang Beach. To get to Pantai Redang from town, turn Left when you saw the pantai redang Signboard . Drive all the way in till you see the shore , you will be passing through Fishing Village.

There are a few tree houses along the beach built cleverly by the locals from reusable items such as fishing nets, fishing ropes and wood from old fishing boats.  Kids really get thrilled playing in the tree houses and swinging under the trees in self-made swings from old chairs and fishing ropes.


They even had tree houses with hammocks in it....
So , Pick a tree house , We decided to Lay down and And rest a while...we nearly fall asleep in the middle of the hot weather and breezy wind.


For those who want to avoid crowd, it is better to plan the day trip during weekday or non peak season.















The sign of 'I love Sekinchan' in Mandarin, a popular spot for taking photo.

The Wishing Tree
we saw a worship tree right besides a chinese temple. Visitors came here to write their wishes on a red ribbon and throw up to the tree, and their wishes may come true.
Roll a while sin on the net Before take off from here to sitiawan...hehe

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