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Air Papan Resort
Accommodation & Facilities
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Type Of Chalet
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Facilities
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ROOM & BED
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Normal Rate
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Weekend Rate
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Public Holiday Rate
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Capacity (Person)
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Sabah House
(1 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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1 ROOM & 2 DOUBLE BED
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RM280
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RM320
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RM270
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6-7
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Melati Merah
(12 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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1 ROOM & 2 DOUBLE 1 SINGLE BED
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RM240
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RM270
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RM250
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6-7
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Melati Putih
(1 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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1 ROOM & 1 DOUBLE 1 SINGLE BED
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RM220
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RM270
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RM250
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4-5
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Melati Biru
(2 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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1 ROOM & 1 DOUBLE 1 SINGLE BED
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RM180
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RM250
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RM230
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4-5
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Melati Hijau
(6 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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1 DOUBLE BED
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RM169
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RM200
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RM180
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2-3
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Seri Melati
(1 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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1 ROOM & 5 SINGLE BED
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RM250
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RM290
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RM310
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6-7
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Mawar Merah 1
(5 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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2 SINGLE BED
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RM160
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RM200
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RM220
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2-3
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Mawar Merah 2
(11 Unit)
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TV, A/Cond, Freezer & Hot Shower
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1 DOUBLE 1 SINGLE BED
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RM200
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RM220
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RM240
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4-5
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Air Papan Beach Resort
86800 Mersing,
Johor Darul Takzim
H/P : 012-791 4324
Telephone : +607-799 5566
FAX : +607-799 5566
admin@airpapanbeachresort.com
Website: https://airpapanbeachresort.com.my/
Sunday, April 28, 2019
Friday, February 15, 2019
Mersing Beach/Island Resorts
1. Batu Batu - Tengah Island
2. Sea Gypsy Village - Pulau Sibu
3. Rawa Island Resort - Mersing
4. Fishing Bay Resort - Teluk Buih Air Papan
5. Bayu Lestari Resort - Pulau Besar
6. Tanjung Leman Beach Resort - Mukim Tenggaroh, Mersing
7. Air Papan Beach Resort - Mersing
8. Aseania Resort - Pulau Besar
9. Rimba Resort - Pulau Sibu
10. D' Coconut Island Resort - Pulau Besar
11. Bluewater Holiday Resort - Pulau Aur
12. Sri Kandi Resort - Mersing
13. Sebukang Bay Resort - Pulau Aur
14. Penyabong Warisan Resort - Endau, Mersing
15. Mirage Island Resort - Pulau Besar
2. Sea Gypsy Village - Pulau Sibu
3. Rawa Island Resort - Mersing
4. Fishing Bay Resort - Teluk Buih Air Papan
5. Bayu Lestari Resort - Pulau Besar
6. Tanjung Leman Beach Resort - Mukim Tenggaroh, Mersing
7. Air Papan Beach Resort - Mersing
8. Aseania Resort - Pulau Besar
9. Rimba Resort - Pulau Sibu
10. D' Coconut Island Resort - Pulau Besar
11. Bluewater Holiday Resort - Pulau Aur
12. Sri Kandi Resort - Mersing
13. Sebukang Bay Resort - Pulau Aur
14. Penyabong Warisan Resort - Endau, Mersing
15. Mirage Island Resort - Pulau Besar
Monday, January 21, 2019
Air Papan
在一个不起眼的小甘榜，一个奇怪的名字“板水”( Air Papan )海滩，多年前流浪到的地方，距离丰盛港大概20分钟车程，只要是年中去玩，这里的海滩绝对不会让人失望，平时人比较少，假期可是人山人海。其他实施可说一应俱全了，住宿就比较贵了点，大概RM120~200左右。
记得早上4.30am起来，太阳大概在5点多出来，非常漂亮。不看会非常可惜。
丰盛港の Air Papan
Sri Mersing Resort
地址：Pusat Peranginan Air Papan Laut, 86800 Mersing, Johor
源：FB Johor My Hometown 我来自柔佛
Monday, January 15, 2018
河道不胜负荷 丰盛港低地 又淹水
河道不胜负荷 丰盛港低地 又淹水
斯理丰盛港花园居民曼担心，积水即将涌入住家。
往返亚逸巴板(Air Papan)与丹绒热桑(Tanjung Resang)海边的路段旁发生山壁坍塌，目前该路段被封锁。
连续几天下雨，丰盛港一些低洼地区又淹水，居民再度疏散。
距离上次淹水不过是短短的两个星期，水魔再次来袭，导致低洼地区居民再次迁移至安全地方。
当地于周三（10日）开始，连续4天不曾间断下雨，虽雨势变小，但积水未退却。
连日来，山水往海边涌去，正逢海水涨潮，河道不胜负荷才引起这次水灾。
丰盛港亚逸巴板的其中一间房屋，被困于水中。
丰盛港宏愿花园第二期前面的路段，因为积水太高，当局已限制通行车辆。
据斯理丰盛港花园（Taman Sri Mersing）居民曼（水利灌溉局职员）透露，今日凌晨3时30分左右他回到家，路面未见积水。
“当我梳洗完毕，凌晨4时许，水已涌上路面。在早上7时30分左右，水已高达一尺，在多一寸水就涌进屋内。”
在亚逸巴板村（Air Papan），几乎所有的低洼地区沦陷，疏散中心于前晚开始运作，一度收容约45户家庭共162人。
截至今早10时许，丰盛港共有6个疏散中心运作，收容158户家庭共602人。
一些小孩在积水地方嬉水。
丰盛港一些路段因这次水灾，破损出现坑洞。
另一方面，位于丰盛港宏愿花园第二期前面路段，因为积水太高，小型车辆无法驶过，为了安全起见，市政局已派人驻守。
此外，丰盛港的一些路段因这次水灾，破损出现坑洞。公路使用者受促留意，避免发生意外。
往返亚逸巴板与丹绒热桑海边的路段旁发生山壁坍塌，目前该路段被封锁，公路使用者促请使用主要公路即兴楼路。
~以上新闻转自中国报~
斯理丰盛港花园居民曼担心，积水即将涌入住家。
往返亚逸巴板(Air Papan)与丹绒热桑(Tanjung Resang)海边的路段旁发生山壁坍塌，目前该路段被封锁。
连续几天下雨，丰盛港一些低洼地区又淹水，居民再度疏散。
距离上次淹水不过是短短的两个星期，水魔再次来袭，导致低洼地区居民再次迁移至安全地方。
当地于周三（10日）开始，连续4天不曾间断下雨，虽雨势变小，但积水未退却。
连日来，山水往海边涌去，正逢海水涨潮，河道不胜负荷才引起这次水灾。
丰盛港亚逸巴板的其中一间房屋，被困于水中。
丰盛港宏愿花园第二期前面的路段，因为积水太高，当局已限制通行车辆。
据斯理丰盛港花园（Taman Sri Mersing）居民曼（水利灌溉局职员）透露，今日凌晨3时30分左右他回到家，路面未见积水。
“当我梳洗完毕，凌晨4时许，水已涌上路面。在早上7时30分左右，水已高达一尺，在多一寸水就涌进屋内。”
在亚逸巴板村（Air Papan），几乎所有的低洼地区沦陷，疏散中心于前晚开始运作，一度收容约45户家庭共162人。
截至今早10时许，丰盛港共有6个疏散中心运作，收容158户家庭共602人。
一些小孩在积水地方嬉水。
丰盛港一些路段因这次水灾，破损出现坑洞。
另一方面，位于丰盛港宏愿花园第二期前面路段，因为积水太高，小型车辆无法驶过，为了安全起见，市政局已派人驻守。
此外，丰盛港的一些路段因这次水灾，破损出现坑洞。公路使用者受促留意，避免发生意外。
往返亚逸巴板与丹绒热桑海边的路段旁发生山壁坍塌，目前该路段被封锁，公路使用者促请使用主要公路即兴楼路。
~以上新闻转自中国报~
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Litterbugs make a mess of Air Papan
Litterbugs make a mess of Air Papan
Even though rubbish bins have been provided by the Mersing District Council and Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation (PPSPPA), some irresponsible people are throwing rubbish indiscriminately at tourist attractions in the district.
These include the once pristine Air Papan beach. It is in danger of losing its reputation as rubbish is strewn all over the place by inconsiderate visitors.
Air Papan recorded more than half a million visitors last year. It is known for its natural splendour and jungle trekking activities. Every May 1, a festival called Pesta Air Papan is held here with cultural shows and traditional games, and local delicacies.
Many homestays and chalets have mushroomed along Pantai Gorek beach, Penyambung and Tanjung Resang to cater to the increasing number of visitors but there is a lot of rubbish along the main roads. A villager, who declined to be named, said the authorities should step up enforcement and slap heavier penalties on those who litter as a deterrent. The villager, who sells bottled drinking water and titbits to visitors, said he often saw locals, especially youngsters, throw food wrappers on the beach even though a rubbish bin was in sight.
He said picnickers also threw leftovers into the sea and these were washed ashore later.
He said he had also seen rubbish such as food and baby’s diapers being thrown out of the windows of moving vehicles.
Intan Nur Jannah Mat Rawi, a 25-year-old visitor, said locals continued to have a couldn’ care less attitude despite countless nationwide awareness campaigns against littering.
“Foreigners often carry rubbish bags and ensure that they put their rubbish into these bags and take them along when they leave, while locals just litter everywhere. “When they are told to pick up their rubbish, some of them become violent and asked us to mind our own business,” she said.
Air Papan village security and development committee chairman Mohd Asri Jaafar said he was ashamed of the attitudes of several chalet operators who contributed to the problem by throwing rubbish by the roadside.
He said it was embarrassing to see visitors, especially foreigners, pinching their noses because of the foul smell.
He said some visitors took pictures of the rubbish and uploaded it on their Facebook pages and blogs, and criticised the authorities for not taking the appropriate measures.
PPSPPA director Asri Amat said: “We have distributed free wheelie bins, or rubbish bins fitted with wheels for easy disposal, with a capacity of 1,100 litters in Air Papan. “There are also compactor rubbish trucks that pick up rubbish six times a week and cleaners who sweep the roads and clean the area. We have invested our resources to provide a strategic and effective disposal service. All that is needed here is for the people to change their attitude and dispose of their rubbish into bins.”
Air Papan recorded more than half a million visitors last year.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Even though rubbish bins have been provided by the Mersing District Council and Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation (PPSPPA), some irresponsible people are throwing rubbish indiscriminately at tourist attractions in the district.
These include the once pristine Air Papan beach. It is in danger of losing its reputation as rubbish is strewn all over the place by inconsiderate visitors.
Air Papan recorded more than half a million visitors last year. It is known for its natural splendour and jungle trekking activities. Every May 1, a festival called Pesta Air Papan is held here with cultural shows and traditional games, and local delicacies.
Many homestays and chalets have mushroomed along Pantai Gorek beach, Penyambung and Tanjung Resang to cater to the increasing number of visitors but there is a lot of rubbish along the main roads. A villager, who declined to be named, said the authorities should step up enforcement and slap heavier penalties on those who litter as a deterrent. The villager, who sells bottled drinking water and titbits to visitors, said he often saw locals, especially youngsters, throw food wrappers on the beach even though a rubbish bin was in sight.
He said picnickers also threw leftovers into the sea and these were washed ashore later.
He said he had also seen rubbish such as food and baby’s diapers being thrown out of the windows of moving vehicles.
Intan Nur Jannah Mat Rawi, a 25-year-old visitor, said locals continued to have a couldn’ care less attitude despite countless nationwide awareness campaigns against littering.
“Foreigners often carry rubbish bags and ensure that they put their rubbish into these bags and take them along when they leave, while locals just litter everywhere. “When they are told to pick up their rubbish, some of them become violent and asked us to mind our own business,” she said.
Air Papan village security and development committee chairman Mohd Asri Jaafar said he was ashamed of the attitudes of several chalet operators who contributed to the problem by throwing rubbish by the roadside.
He said it was embarrassing to see visitors, especially foreigners, pinching their noses because of the foul smell.
He said some visitors took pictures of the rubbish and uploaded it on their Facebook pages and blogs, and criticised the authorities for not taking the appropriate measures.
PPSPPA director Asri Amat said: “We have distributed free wheelie bins, or rubbish bins fitted with wheels for easy disposal, with a capacity of 1,100 litters in Air Papan. “There are also compactor rubbish trucks that pick up rubbish six times a week and cleaners who sweep the roads and clean the area. We have invested our resources to provide a strategic and effective disposal service. All that is needed here is for the people to change their attitude and dispose of their rubbish into bins.”
Air Papan recorded more than half a million visitors last year.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Friday, December 6, 2013
Don't swim in sea, tourists advise
Don't swim in sea, tourists advise
Tourists have been warned against swimming along Pantai Air Papan here during the prevailing rainy season.
Air Papan village head Mohd Asri Jaffar said the tourists need to take note of the red flag warning and signboards that prohibit them from swimming in the sea.
He said the choppy water is dangerous for swimmers.
"They should not swim during the monsoon season to avoid being swept away by the strong waves. Tourists seem to ignore the warning signs," he said.
A Malaysia Civil Defence Department (JPAM) guard had expressed regret over the nonchalant attitude of tourists towards the warning signboards erected along the coast.
"They have ignored the warning signs. There are about 20 JPAM personnel patrolling the beach to prevent any untoward incidents," the guard said.
He said the beach had previously claimed several lives during the rainy season.
He is relieved that no mishaps has been reported in the past one month.
"We are patrolling the two-kilometre long beach," the spokesman said.
A resident, Mohamad Ramli, 22, said the beach would be hit by high waves during the rainy season.
"I regret that tourists have taken lightly the warning signs," he said.
A guard showing the sign boards that warn against swimming in the sea in Pantai Air Papan.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Tourists have been warned against swimming along Pantai Air Papan here during the prevailing rainy season.
Air Papan village head Mohd Asri Jaffar said the tourists need to take note of the red flag warning and signboards that prohibit them from swimming in the sea.
He said the choppy water is dangerous for swimmers.
"They should not swim during the monsoon season to avoid being swept away by the strong waves. Tourists seem to ignore the warning signs," he said.
A Malaysia Civil Defence Department (JPAM) guard had expressed regret over the nonchalant attitude of tourists towards the warning signboards erected along the coast.
"They have ignored the warning signs. There are about 20 JPAM personnel patrolling the beach to prevent any untoward incidents," the guard said.
He said the beach had previously claimed several lives during the rainy season.
He is relieved that no mishaps has been reported in the past one month.
"We are patrolling the two-kilometre long beach," the spokesman said.
A resident, Mohamad Ramli, 22, said the beach would be hit by high waves during the rainy season.
"I regret that tourists have taken lightly the warning signs," he said.
A guard showing the sign boards that warn against swimming in the sea in Pantai Air Papan.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Friday, December 14, 2012
配合骑脚车环游丰盛港活动
配合骑脚车环游丰盛港活动‧风箏嘉年华吸睛
莫哈末那西尔（左）为风箏嘉年华会主持升空仪式.（图：星洲日报）
为配合柔佛州苏丹殿下华诞，丰盛港县署、青体部及网络面子书群组AnakMersing联合主办的2012骑脚车环游丰盛港“Le Tour de Mersing2012”活动，昨日隆重引爆，共吸引300多名骑脚车发烧友参加。
300人脚车队环绕市区一週
这项骑脚车活动是於昨日早上8时，在丰盛港市区海边岛屿广场举行，由县长莫哈末那西尔持推介礼，县长地方政府官员及300多名脚车骑士陪同下，在上述广场进行健身操，过后展开骑脚车环游丰盛港之旅。
这支由县长率领的300人脚车队，除了环绕市区一週外，也途经兴楼路，然后折返海边大道朝丹绒根丁前进，並在该处民眾会堂举行茶点，接著续程前往目的地---阿逸巴班度假胜地，全程约15公里。
国內外风箏爱好者到来参加
为了配合这项活动，主办单位在阿逸巴班海滩举行了一项盛大的风箏嘉年华会，成功吸引眾多国內外风箏爱好者到来参加，其中包括来自吉隆坡、马六甲、新山、沙巴、彭亨及新加坡等地10多个组合共60多人。
除了风箏嘉年华会外，该项为期两天1夜的活动也包括踏脚车比赛、拔河比赛及幸运抽奖等。
（星洲日报／大柔佛）
Saturday, October 27, 2012
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