Port Klang: Condos, Apartments and Area Guide

The port was built at the mouth of the Klang River after the railway from Kuala Lumpur reached Klang in 1890. It was renamed Port Klang in July 1972. The Port Klang Authority oversees three ports: Northport, Southpoint (the old South Port) and Westport on Pulau Indah.

The town around the port includes Pelabuhan Klang, Taman Kem, Pandamaran, a former New Village built in 1950, and Teluk Gong. Pulau Indah, across the bridge, has Westport, the Port Klang Free Zone and the Port Klang Cruise Centre. The area is run by the Klang Royal City Council.

Most of Port Klang, including Pelabuhan Klang, Jalan Kem, Pandamaran and Pulau Indah, is in the Klang seat (P.110). Sri Perantau, Tanjong Klang and Kuala Klang on the north bank are in the Kapar seat (P.109). DOSM gives income for whole seats only. The Klang seat had a median household income of RM 8,655 a month in 2024, against a Selangor median of RM 10,726. About 313,500 people lived in the seat.

We matched only 8 Port Klang buildings in NAPIC sales, and each year has fewer than 10 sales, so we do not give a median here. For a broader view, condos and apartments across Klang district sold for a median of RM 356 psf in 2025 (all NAPIC sales).

• Pangsapuri Seri Perantau: apartments in Port Klang.
• Pangsapuri Pendamar A: apartments in Port Klang.
• Apartment Samudera 2: apartments near South Port.
• Taman Kem: flats in Taman Kem.
• Klang Villa Apartment: apartments in Port Klang.
• Flat PKNS Pandamaran Jaya: flats in Taman Pandamaran Jaya.

• Many primary and secondary schools sit close to Port Klang Komuter station.
• The well-known schools of Klang town, such as Klang High School and Hin Hua High School, are a short drive or train ride away.

• Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital (Klang General Hospital), the government hospital for the area, is close to Pandamaran.
• Government health clinics in Port Klang, Pandamaran and Pulau Indah.

• Pulau Ketam: a fishing village on stilts, reached by ferry from the Port Klang terminal.
• Tanjung Harapan: a waterfront with seafood stalls facing Northport.
• Seafood restaurants in Pandamaran and Teluk Gong.

• Port Klang Komuter station, the western end of the KTM Port Klang Line, near the Pulau Ketam ferry terminal. Jalan Kastam station is also close to Pandamaran.
• Ferries to Pulau Ketam and to Tanjungbalai and Dumai in Indonesia.
• Roads: the Federal Highway ends here; KESAS, the Pulau Indah Expressway and the SKVE link the port with Shah Alam, Putrajaya and Kajang.

Most of Port Klang is in the Klang seat (P.110). Sri Perantau and Tanjong Klang on the north bank are in the Kapar seat (P.109).

There are too few NAPIC sales in the Port Klang buildings we matched for a reliable median. Across Klang district, condos and apartments sold for a median of RM 356 psf in 2025.

Yes. Port Klang station is the western end of the KTM Komuter Port Klang Line, which runs through Klang and Kuala Lumpur.