Pharmacies, hospitals, police stations, ATMs, convenience stores, etc. on Pangkor Island

Pharmacies, hospitals, police stations, ATMs, convenience stores, etc. on Pangkor Island
Pharmacies, hospitals, police stations, ATMs, convenience stores, etc.

This is a list of key facilities on Pangkor Island for emergencies or daily needs. You can find medical services if you are unwell, and money changers if you need cash. All locations are available via Google Maps links.

Illness / injury 💊

💊Pharmacy
You can purchase basic medical supplies and some medicines, such as antibiotics, without a doctor’s prescription. Note: For higher-quality bandages and alcohol disinfectants, we recommend shops in Pangkor Town or SPK (Sungai Pinang Kecil).

🏥 Public hospitals (24 Hours) Estimated Cost: RM 150+
While medical fees are very low for Malaysian citizens, please note that fees for foreigners are significantly higher.

■ Public Clinic (Klinik Kesihatan) Estimated Cost: RM 40+

■ Private Clinics Estimated Cost: RM 100+ There are private clinics available, including one run by a Chinese doctor located in SPK.(Rm100+) In addition to this, there is also a clinic run by a Chinese doctor in SPK.

Medical Fees for Foreigners at Malaysian Public Hospitals

In Malaysia, public healthcare is highly subsidized for citizens, who often pay as little as RM 1. However, foreigners are charged “Non-Resident Rates," which are significantly higher.

Estimated Outpatient Costs

  • General Consultation: RM 40 – RM 100 (Excludes medication and tests).
  • Emergency Room (ER): RM 150 – RM 250+ (Depending on the procedures performed).
  • Specialist Consultation: RM 120 – RM 250 (Usually requires a referral).

Hospitalization & Deposits

If you need to be admitted to a ward, please be aware of the following:

  • Daily Ward Fees: RM 160 – RM 500 per day (Depending on the class of the room).
  • Required Deposit: Foreigners must pay a pre-admission deposit, which typically ranges from RM 1,400 to RM 7,000+ depending on the severity of the case and whether surgery is required.

Keep your receipts for overseas travel insurance purposes.

Currency exchange💰

It may be difficult to exchange non-major currencies on the island. Please ensure you exchange your money into RM (Malaysian Ringgit) in advance at a bank or currency exchange on the Malaysian mainland. You can also use an international debit or credit card to withdraw cash from an ATM.

■ MAYBANK (Pangkor Town) Located right at the harbor-side entrance of the shopping arcade. Note: There are two other banks conveniently located next to MAYBANK.
🏧 24-Hour ATM Available at the bank for cash withdrawals at any time.

Police Station 🚓

■ Pangkor Island Police Station

Convenience store/store near the beach 🏪

■ 7-Eleven (Pangkor town)

■ 7-Eleven (Pasir Bogak)

■ Stores in Pasir Bogak
　 CK supersave mart

■ Stores in Teluk Nipah
　KASSIM MINI MARKET
　PASAR MINI (Beer and other alcoholic beverages are also available.)

Fishing tackle shop 🎣🐟

■ Fishing tackle shop (Pasir bogak)
The largest tackle shop on the island. You’ll find it on the hillside road, just one level up from the main street (Jalan Pasir Bogak).

■Fishing tackle shop (Teluk Nipah)
Wan Fishing Shop: A great spot for gear rentals and live bait.

This store sells more than just fishing gear
Wan Fishing Shop
It is a rare type of store where you have to take off your shoes before entering.
No shoes allowed
You can get most of the basic fishing equipment here.
Baits and fishing equipment

■Fishing tackle shop (Sungai Pinag Kecil)
It’s a modest shop, but it’s well-stocked with all the essentials you’ll need for a day on the water.

Need a Phone Repair or a SIM Card? 📱

You’ll find several mobile shops in Pangkor Town (Pekan Pangkor) and Sungai Pinang Kecil that offer repairs. If you’re in a hurry, just ask your hotel staff or a local for the nearest shop—they’ll be happy to point you in the right direction!