KK Sea Resort | Sweet Escape From The Busy City Life

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 Written by Nurul Syazwaniey Fatin binti Ramlee

Hi everybody! It's me again and again. So, straight to the point, if you guys are still planning for a short family getaway, look no further. Skip the malls and the long hours drive because here in Johor, we has a spectacular floating resort! It’s called KK Sea Resort, and it’s only 15 minutes away from the jetty in Masai.


Located not too far from Johor Bahru, this resort is floating right in the middle of Johor River. A 35-minute drive from the city of Johor and you’ll find yourself at KK Sea Resort. Located right in the center of the sea, the resort was established 6 years ago, offering guests a laid back ambiance. If you’re here expecting a 5-star resort, poshed atmosphere, look elsewhere because that is not what this place has to offer. The premise offers guests an unrefined, back-to-nature experience where you’ll interact with flora and fauna. Its location on the sea means a lot of fun, nature activities are water-related.


This resort has plenty of exciting activities such as a lot of water-related activities like kayaking, swimming, water jet skis and more. If you come in a big bunch, they also offer a boat rental service that will take you through the Belungkor Mangrove Forest.



Fishing enthusiasts will love KK Sea Resort, it’s basically a hub for fishing. So if you’re bad at fishing, no worries, the owner has a designated fishing pond for beginners.



KK Sea Resort also has a Karaoke room and mahjong table for more family time! Don't worry, each guest room is air-conditioned, and it’s perfect for the Malaysian weather. 



If you’re interested, check out their Facebook page. I heard they’re offering some good deals and packages now, so slide into their DM for reservation. Don’t forget to tag your travel buddies in the comments, as always, stay safe, and bye!

📍 Jalan Kong Kong, Kampung Kong Kong, 81900 Johor.
📞 +6019-7148196

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