Sea Horizon Resort in Kota Tinggi, Johor
Living in a post-lockdown era can be stressful. Though we’re no longer cooped up in our homes for long periods of time, we’re back to dealing with the hustle and bustle of work life, and traffic jams again. So picture this – a night under the stars by the sea, without giving up the comforts of a hotel stay.
Enter Sea Horizon Resort, a luxe glamping resort tucked away in a fishing village at Kota Tinggi, Johor. Here, you can recharge your batteries in comfortable bubble dome tents with breathtaking sea views from bed.
Glamping in dome-shaped tents in Johor
Surround yourself in nature without sacrificing on comfort
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Sure, staying in a luxe hotel may sound like a staycation we all need. But for a nature-filled resort to unwind with the fam or friends, check out Sea Horizon Resort.
Their dome-shaped tents are ideal for urbanites seeking a comfortable contact with nature. Each room features comfy beds with duvets, air conditioning, and bathrooms – a step up from your typical camping experience, which has minimal amenities.
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The dome-shaped tent has a large window with spectacular unobstructed sea views. It’s also wide and tall enough, so hotel guests can stargaze and moon-watch at night from the comfort of their suite.
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To take your experience up a notch here, we recommend having breakfast in front of your suite for a romantic and peaceful mealtime. You’ll be accompanied by views of the calming sea, and fresh early morning breeze.
Guests can also enjoy the swimming pool that’s located next to the glamping suites
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Glamping suites at this resort also comes with its own private space that’s secluded from the rest of the resort. Here, hotel guests can meditate or have their meals while enjoying the sunset.
Ride ATVs or go kayaking during your stay
Paragliding is a fun way to explore the area from a bird’s eye view
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While relaxing in a tranquil setting inside their dome-shaped rooms already sounds divine, Sea Horizon Resort has over 10 fun activities for you to check out during your stay too.
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Adventure activities such as exploring the seashore and plantation surrounding the resort by ATV (RM90/30 minutes) is available for active outdoor enthusiasts. Or trek to Temala Beach down a rocky path to explore a diverse ecosystem.
You can also spend the afternoon kayaking (RM10/pax) with Sea Horizon Resort’s single and double-seater canoes. Life jackets and paddles are provided for each 45-minute cruise on a kayak across a scenic lake.
If you’re coming in a group, there are group-friendly activities such as keropok lekor workshop (RM100/session) and free rope courses to check out.
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Those who prefer to take things at their own pace can opt to pedal away on rental bicycles (from RM5/hour) and explore a nearby fishing village.
Sea Horizon Resort also has designated areas for barbecue parties – a perfect way to end a trip, especially with families and friends over good food under the night skies.
Go glamping at a seaside resort in Johor
If you’re yearning for a secluded spot to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, Sea Horizon Resort is a place worth considering for your next staycay. As suites at this resort is limited, we recommend making a reservation ahead of time to avoid disappointment.
Price per night: Stargazer Dome Suite (from RM700/night)
Address: Lot 901, Kuala Sedili Besar 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor
Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily
Telephone: 016-720 0399
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For more staycation places in Malaysia, check these out:
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- The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat, luxury spa resort in Ipoh
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- Fortune Dragon tunnel in Batu Pahat, Johor
- RUD Karting, new go-kart spot in Johor from RM55/pax
- 53 things to do in Johor
Cover image adapted from: SeaHorizon Resort 旭日の海, Sea Horizon Resort 旭日の海, and @mas.almasz
This article was updated on 13th May 2022.