Rumah Peranginan Persekutuan Morib

For govt servants, click HERE to book.

28 to 30th JULY 2009

For us to reach the RPP, we had to pass thru Dengkil, Banting, Pantai Morib then right after Tongkah, u'll see the RPP on your right.

Here are some of the pictures:

We stayed at Pulau Angsa- the Bungalow Unit: RN60/nite. Basically, 6 adults can fit into the chalet. Air-conds, fans and huge wardrobe are in all rooms but there's only one bathroom in the chalet. However, there is another one outside of the chalet.

As u walk into the chalet, u'll see the sofa and TV
TV: No ASTRO!

Two dining areas:

Cooking utensils and facilities are provided.


Here is how the extra room looks like:

One amazing thing is the view! I witnessed the sunsets from the balcony... Very, very mesmerising!




Overall, the stay was more than expected! It's a relaxing getaway and full of tranquility! This I assure you...

Other facillities:
- BBQ Pit
- Beach View
- Wi-Fi

Suggestions:
Bring your own:
1. Clothes clip (if u plan to do laundry here)
2. Iron
3. Ubat nyamuk!
4. Kite (it's very windy)

Must also visit:
- Morib Beach
- Fizz Enterprise- for kerepek lovers (on your left- from the RPP heading to Morib town)

Don't expect it to be anywhere near like the other expensive chalets...but again, I have to say, I would definitely come back!!!

Haji Musa 2nd Visit

It's our 2549's Seafood Combo Birthdays Celebration

(1 May, 1 June and 2 Julys)

We arrived at around 630pm and ordered as followed:

1. Nasi Lemak (wasn't as nice as the 1st time)
2. Otak-otak (still yummy!)
3. Coconut Jelly (it's supposed to be cooler)
4. Ikan Pari Goreng Sambal (super duper yummy!)
5. Sotong Goreng Tepung (better than our 1st visit)
6. Ketam Masak Black Pepper (not really good)
7. Ikan Kerapu Bakar (erk... ok lah)
8. Kerang Bakar (Very, very nice)
9. Kepah Masak Cili (Nice, nice)
10. Kangkung Goreng Belacan
11. Various Drinks

TOTAL COST=RM109.00 (THUMBS UP!)

C.O.N.T.E.N.T.E.D!

Click HERE to view our first encounter with Hj Musa