Avillion Port Dickson is in essence designed along the concept of a traditional Malay Fishing Village. The architecture and finishes manifest the influence of Malay culture combined in an eclectic mood.

There are seven finger piers which reach out into sea. These fingers house the water chalets with windows that open out to the sea beneath you and the sky above. Each outlet and facility inthe resort reflects a unique personality all of its own, each with a character and a story from the diary of 'Lord Jennings Avery' - an adventurer (during the Columbus Era) who discovered Avillion during one of his many exploits. It is an array of charm, unlike any other resort in the region, an experience not to be missed.