The Sky Mirror of Kuala Selangor is a natural wonder that has become one of the latest tourist attractions in the area.

Sky Mirror named after its mirror-like reflection of the sky is a mystery 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. It is also dubbed the Salar de Uyuni of Malaysia, after similar natural wonder in Bolivia.

Sky Mirror is also home to a multitude marine life besides sand dollars, the most common are the sea clams and baby clams which scattered abundantly in the sand. Though tiny, you will definitely fall in love with million of baby clams that glitter like diamonds under the sun. Other interesting marine organisms found are sea anemones, shore crabs, red crabs, soldier crabs, bamboo clams. sea grapes, bailer shell, sea snails, and a variety of shells.

Located in the middle of the Straits of Malacca, the Sky Mirror is a sandbank that only emerges for 3-4 hours in the mornings, producing a mirror-like reflection of the sky. The sandbank is only visible in the mornings (around 8.00am onwards till noon) on certain days of the month. The guided tour takes about 4 hours to complete.

When to go:

Only in the 1st and 15th of lunar month, and 4 days before and after the dates, where the sea level are low. Ticket price can be checked at: https://skymirrormalaysia.org/tickets