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FORMER LUMUT INTERNATIONAL YACHT CLUB

305 miles from Singapore

FORMER LUMUT INTERNATIONAL YACHT CLUB 4°14.174N, 100°38.418E

The Lumut International Yacht Club (LIYC) finally closed for business in February 2016. It’s still safe to anchor off the old marina site in 4-6 metres however no facilities are currently available ashore.

For larger quantities of diesel than Marina Island Pangkor can offer, proceed three miles further up the river and turn right before the bridge. A 30-metre fuel tug is often tied up on portside at 4°15.987N, 100°39.823E.

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To come alongside the fuel barge you’ll need plenty of fenders and payment is in cash only. The Dinding River is of strategic security significance to Malaysia and houses several of their military and naval shipyards.

The ramp and sheds at the end of the northeastern tributary can haul superyachts. +60 56837800.

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