Kurauking’s Journal

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part One)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Two)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Three)

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Our boat left the railway bridge behind heading out for the open sea. And also left the dark clouds behind. The further out to sea we went the clearer the sky was.

This is the bridge connecting Pulau Indah to the mainland. When we round the island we will be coming back from the other side and under that bridge.

We headed for the new custom complex which is still under construction. There are also some apartment blocks being built. The seaview offered a commanding view of the sea and South Port. Anyone fancy a seaside apartment. We would love to visit you. Members, any takers?

A close-up view of the new custom complex.

We chased this small boat that is so low that even a minor wave would threaten to flood it. Maybe the driver is too heavy as the boat is slopping one side.

We leave the custom complex and South Port behind proceeding further.

By now we have traveled far enough where the water is deep enough for large ship to anchor.

See how far we have leave South Port by now. On the right of the picture is Pulau Indah. This part is still under-developed and consist mainly of mangrove swamp.

We are by no mean the only boat around for every now and then we will pass a boat traveling from the opposite direction. Kurauking waved to all of them like long lost brothers.

We passed by this boat fishing near the beacon. They must have lasted through the storm. These fishing kakis are really hardy guys. Wind and rain deterred them not as long as they get a bite.

On the opposite side of Pulau Indah is North Port which is mainly a container port and those are huge unloaders.

We have now passed by the mangrove swamp area in Pulau Indah and reached developed parts. I am not familiar with some of the construction and if did not make any comments is because I do not know about it. But I will show the pictures anyway to have a complete photographic journey and hopefully filled in the information later in the picture. Any help from readers would be appreciated. This I believed is a ship repair yard.

We now sailed to deeper water and the waters is getting more choppy.

Here we can see big ships either sailing to the one of the ports. There is a large container ship and we headed towards its direction for a closer look.

After rounding it we left it again and once again headed for the shoreline of Pulau Indah.

A jetty but we do not know for what purpose. Surprised to see a few children there.

We left it to continue tracing the coastline of the island.

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