Kuala Rompin is the main town and district capital of Rompin District in southeastern Pahang, Malaysia, situated on the south‑east coast facing the South China Sea. It is best known as the gateway to Titioman Island and for its famous seafood, especially freshwater prawns and clams from the Rompin River estuary. Over recent decades the town has also become world‑renowned for sailfish and billfish fishing, hosting international competitions such as the Royal Pahang Billfish International Challenge.
Rompin Beach Resort sits on a quiet stretch of the South China Sea coastline in Pahang, Malaysia's largest peninsular state, with private beach access, a freeform pool, and 112 units of accommodation ranging from standard rooms to standalone chalets.