Visit Kuantan Bukit Gambang Water Park

Bukit Gambang Water Park spans across 60 acres offering non-stop fun and exceitment! Amongst the unique and fascinating attractions include a man-made 20-acre lake with breathtaking views and which is also suitable for a wide variety of fun water sports. Check out the 25,000 sq ft wave pool that will surely offer a whale of a time! Not to mention the family river raft rides and a 6-lane racer slides with a timing scoreboard.

With the Children Fantasy Island (“penguin island”), special Kidz Zone, the Adventurous Typhoon River as well as a 1 kilometer long man-made sandy beach, neverending fun and merriment awaits for the young and young at heart!

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Penguin Island Click to enlarge
Penguin Aqual Play structure Click to enlarge
Coco Beach

Additionally, 6 F&B outlets, retail stores and a complete range of utilities such as showers,lockers and changing rooms makes your outing a totally convenient and comfortable one too.

Bukit Gambang Water Park is also an ideal choice for corporate trainings, corporate family days or social events (MICE) due to its excellent array of facilities and vast land area. Each event is hence customized to ensure total success and a truly pleasurable time.

Gambang Resorts
Penguin Island
Penguin Aqual Play structure
Coco Beach
Water Park
Forest Park
Adventure Park
Hotel & Villa
East Coast Bazaar
Heritagen Square
Scenic Ocean Ville
Global Heritage Resort Villa
Location Map

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