An aerial view of Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson. The 639-villa resort has a unique hibiscus-inspired design and features water villas arranged to form the shape of a hibiscus
THE huge size of Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson has prompted award-winning eco-architect, academic and author Professor Jason Pomeroy to dub the property the largest water home development in the world.
With 522 water villas stretching out to sea in a hibiscus shape, as well as 117 luxurious suites (in its sea-fronting main building), the sprawling resort is without a doubt an architectural masterpiece.
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