Segamat Family Day Trip Guide (Johor 2025 Edition)

Fruit picking, forest trails, and rural calm — Johor’s hidden gem for unplugged family fun.

Segamat, located in northern Johor, is a quiet town known for its lush orchards, local food, and simple countryside charm.
Perfect for families with kids aged 3–10 looking to slow down, connect with nature, and enjoy meaningful, screen-free time together.

 Morning: Orchard Visit & Fruit Fun

Lim Durian Farm (Jementah)

About 15 mins from Segamat town
Seasonal highlight: Durian harvest (June–August), other tropical fruits year-round
Best for: Ages 4+
Experience includes: Orchard tour, fruit tasting, fresh juice, photo spots

Tip: Advance booking required. Some packages include kid-friendly fruit workshops (pick + taste + juice making).

“Our kids loved pulling rambutans right off the tree — super hands-on and tasty!”

Lunch: Local Flavors or Kid-Friendly Café

Kedai Makan Ayong Segamat

Local favorites: Fried rice, chicken rice, nasi lemak sets
Semi-open layout, casual setting, clean and quick

D’Laman Café

 Fusion café with air-conditioned dining
Offers: Kids’ spaghetti, juice, fruit platters
Quiet and comfortable — a nice rest stop after a farm morning

Afternoon: Forest Walk & Nature Spotting

Bukit Sipong Recreational Forest

Jalan Buloh Kasap
‍ Trail duration: 30–45 minutes loop
What to do: Light hiking, insect watching, stream exploration, nature sketching
Best for: Ages 4+, with parent supervision

Bring: Bug spray, sun hats, hiking shoes, and maybe a magnifying glass or binoculars for the kids

Optional Overnight: Farm Stay or In-Town Hotel

VIP Hotel Segamat

Family rooms with pool
Town center, near night market and local eateries

Eco Farm Stay @ Kampung Tengah

Rustic village lodge with farm activities
Includes: Chicken feeding, veggie picking, countryside games
A great way to experience “kampung life” with the kids

Sample Itinerary (Best for Ages 3–10)

Segamat is the perfect destination for nature-loving families seeking hands-on, low-pressure, rural-style travel.
It’s where your kids can explore, get muddy, learn how fruit grows — and forget about screens for a day

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