Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor

 

Sky Mirror
Photo from Facebook of Sky Mirror Tour & Travel Sdn Bhd

Sky Mirror is named after its mirror-like reflection in the sky. Sky Mirror is a mysterious island that will only emerge for several days every month. During the 1st and 15th of a lunar month, as well as 4 days before or after these dates. This mysterious island is better known as the “Mirror of the Sky “as the shallow waters of this “Secret Island” reflects the sky in all its going, thus creating many unique photography opportunities. The Island makes a perfect travel destination for your holiday, it is also a habitat for much marine agriculture. The most common are the sea and baby clams scattered abundantly in the sand.  It is also dubbed the Salar de Uyuni of Malaysia, after the similar natural wonder in Bolivia. 

This secret island, created by a sandbank, will only emerge during low tide for about three to four hours in the morning to produce a mesmerizing mirror-like reflection of the sky. The magic happens when the tide in this area fixes precisely just an inch above the sand, resulting in an exceptional and astonishing mirror effect. The locals used to call it Sand Dollar Beach or Black Sand.  

Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor is a unique tourist attraction that is only accessible when low tide. Departure timing varies every day, and unable to reach and land at there when high tide. Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor is located 1.74 nautical miles off the coast of the fishing village of Jeram, Selangor, in the middle of the Straits of Malacca Sea. 

The following is the Boat Tour Agency in Kuala Selangor that provides Sky Mirror Tour, please contact them for your trip to this Secret Island.

1. Jeti Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor



Jeti Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor,
Jalan Sultan Mahmud,
45000 Kuala Selangor,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Tel: +60107785555 / +60193809722 / +60105091007
Email: skymirrortour@gmail.com / admin@skymirrortour.com

2. D Tour Kuala Selangor


D Tour Kuala Selangor Sdn Bhd,
No 1. Jalan Bagan Sungai Yu,
Pasir Penambang, 45 000 Kuala Selangor.
Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Malaysia.
Tel: +019-668 8828
Email: dtours.ksel@gmail.com

3. Sky Mirror World Tour


Sky Mirror World Tour Sdn Bhd
(Jeti Restoran Makanan Laut Bagan)
No.10 Jalan Feri Lama,
Bagan Pasir Penambang
45000 Kuala Selangor,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Tel: +60 16-223 4788
Email : skymirrorworld@gmail.com

4. Sky Mirror Fun Life Jetty



Fun Life At Kuala Selangor Sdn Bhd
Address:
No. 215, Jalan Besar PT20,
Pasir Penambang, 45 000 Kuala Selangor,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Tel:
+6010-435 7792(Rong Yong)
+6014- 337 8310(Eric)
Email: funlifeatkualaselangor@gmail.com

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