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Teluk Kemang, situated on the 9th mile of the coastal road is one of the longest stretches in Port Dickson.  Enjoy a splash in the warm waters, or delight in activities such as canoeing, parasailing, yachting or speed boat rides.  The Blue Lagoon, 11km south of Port Dickson town, is tucked away from the main road and offers hours of fun in an undisturbed setting. The Port Dickson Fest and the International Port Dickson Ironman Triathlon are two exciting annual events in these beaches.A string of five-star resorts, hotel and private bungalows occupy the Port Dickson coastline.  Alternatively, camp out by the beach for a pleasant night under the stars.

Port Dickson holds the distinction of being the first place where competitive sailing was introduced in the country.  The Admiral marina and Leisure Club offers excellent and comprehensive facilities for yachters including moorage, full club services, brokerage and boat repairs.  The Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club has extensive facilities for members and is able to accommodate Optimist and Laser crafts.

The charming coastal town has a variety of attractions, from nature-based temptations to historical monuments.  Close to Blue Lagoon is Cape Rachado or Tanjung Tuan Lighthouse.  Built in the 16th century, this lighthouse was used to guide vessels sailing to Malacca, then a thriving port-of-call in the region. Enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline from this vantage point.  To the northeast of Port Dickson is thee Lukut Fort, erected to protect the tin-rich town of Lukut.  The museum here offers glimpses into the history of the town.