Travelling through Malaysia and driving ourselves around as a relatively well travelled and independent couple we really liked the off the beaten track option here, and were so pleasantly surprised that the experience - wandering around the kampong was even better than we had expected. All of the info provided on the website is accurate and fair, and absolutely the... More

This is a really enjoyable place. The little wooden houses are clean and comfi (you get coffee service, fridge, etc.) surrounded by nature. I recommend renting a bike for a day (even though i founded that the rental rate was very expensive) and then a car (you'll need a car if you want to visit the area). They'll provide you... More

Spend 2 nights in Pasir Belanda. Location is very nice, real kampong life. However: beware of the very small rooms and the dangerous slippery bathroom. Also be aware that the landlady is in it for the money. Takes 50%[!] of all charges of services by locals. Makes you pay for the table tennis. Had to leave early but not prepared... More

We had a wonderful time at Pasir Belanda. The stay was very memorable both for me and my family. The chalets were well maintained and cleaned. The surroundings were well taken care of by the owner. The owner, Harry and Anna are very friendly and approachable. The activities available were just perfect for family bonding. The kids finally had a... More

We loved our short stay at Pasir Belanda...it gave us a taste of real life on a Malaysian Kampung. The chalets are private and quiet. We took some bikes out for a tour of the whole area and sat on the beach where the Japanese landed in 1942. The people are all very friendly and welcoming. The local food is... More

It was wonderful to stay here. As they say on their website: you get close to kampunglife here. We've been here with 2 young children and perfect for them too. Do cycle around, though hot, gives you great chance to view rural villages! Ever seen trained monkeys harvest coconuts? We did. Liked it a lot.

Pasir Belanda is a homestay run by an expatriate Dutch couple in a malay kampung in Banggol, which is a small village located off the main road between Kota Bharu and Pantai Cahaya Bulan in the north-eastern Malaysian state of Kelantan. The owners stay in a house located at one end of the compound, while at the other end, four... More

Real kampung life ,we really looking forward to go there again.But next time we want to stay longer

Loved the location - and the little terrace where we had breakfasts has one of the most beautiful breakfast views I've ever seen! The chalet was lovely and clean with a very nice bathroom, but was a bit cramped for a family of 4. We didn't need a car as we didn't leave the kampung at all in our two... More