Tour Packages
One of the best thing to do while you're in Langkawi is to spend a few hours exploring a truly magical eco-system full of unexpected surprises, Klim River, Fishing, Pulau Payar Marine Park or Island Hopping.
The large mangrove forest covers about 1,309ha, including the river banks up to the estuary.
Mangrove Tour
This special mangrove forest ecotour is a unique 4-hour boat trip that starts at Tanjung Rhu, a beautiful secluded white sand bay lined with Casuarina trees on the north-eastern tip of the island. You can see bizarre land-walking fish and fiddler crabs as well as kingfishers, eagles, kites and if you're lucky enough - otters and dolphins.
Mangrove Kayaking
Quietly explore the protected estuaries of Langkawi. Easily cruise the lush mangroves to watch the abundant wildlife which includes hundreds of birds, coatis, and silky ant eaters. Immerse yourself in indescribable beauty, where nature reveals its flawlessness. In the mangrove, everything flows harmoniously; the blend of fresh and salt water, the diversity of the most extraordinary plants and the wildlife in all of its splendor. This tour will show you nature's unparalleled wonders, Kilim River, just 20 minutes from Kuah town. The canals lead you on a ride through nature and time... Try out your tour through this miraculous experience! Please protected inland waterways, a perfect place to learn this magical way of exploring coastal mangrove areas and seeing wildlife. None of this trip is in the open ocean and the pace of this trip is according to your abilities. Lunch is at a great seafood floating restaurant.
Cave Exploring
In Langkawi, caves are not hard to find. In fact, they can be found almost anywhere and everywhere in the world. However, great caves are a different matter altogether. The caves can be found in Langkawi too. They are home to local fruits, bats, birds, and beautifully sculpted stalagmites and stalactites. Tthe best most renown of them is the Cave of Bats, Cave of Legends, Cave of Porcupine and other more.
Langkawi was already ancient when man came into the world and would not yield its secrets so easily. It also houses the world's largest cave passage, Cave of Bats, which houses bats. Furthermore, caves that go by the name have their own unique characters, thus making caves exploring in Langkawi an unforgettable experience. Scores of other spectacular caves are a speleologist's paradise. Although opened to tourist, the cave network still remains largely unexplored and the jungles around it still defy intruders. They are famous for their prehistoric paintings and luminous rock formations
Pulau Payar Marine Park / Snorkelling
Pulau Payar Marine Park covers two nautical miles off four little islands - Pulau Payar (the largest), Pulau Kaca, Pulau Lembu and Pulau Segantang.
Coral life is a mixture of hard and soft corals. Pulau Kaca is a favourite for easy, shallow wreck diving, with dozens of sunken fishing trawlers providing refuge for a variety of marine animals. The Pulau Payar group of island offer the best diving along the west coast.
You can have a close encounter with up to 25 black tip baby sharks and actually feed them at the Pulau Payar Marine Park centre. Usually, the "shark caller" would start getting the baby sharks towards the beach by breaking little fishes and let some of the blood into the water. In a couple of minutes, you could see the first baby shark circling in the middle of the crowd followed by four, five or even 10 more depending on the day. Other meat-eating larger fishes would also follow suit in a matter of seconds.
You also can either stand on the jetty platform to get an overview of the sharks or you may stand in the water. If you want to stay in the water, just make sure you bury your toes in the sand when the sharks arrive.
If you do not dive or snorkel, you can still view the panoramic scene of the treasures offered by the marine kingdom without having to get wet. By scuba diving or snorkelling, you will enjoy the sight of colourful fishes darting playfully in and out of the corals. You will be amazed with many exotic fishes and various seashells, shellfishes and slugs that are scattered all over the seabed.
Island Hopping
Begin your tour with a boat trip from Pantai Cenang and discover some amazing rock formations as the boat takes you along the coastline of many islands.
Take a brief stop at Pulau Singa Besar wildlife sanctuary, South West of Langkawi Island before heading towards the island of Pregnant Maiden Lake - its waters are believed to have magical effects on infertile women. Take a swim Pulau Beras Basah before returning to your hotel.
Visiting the surrounding islands of Langkawi - Pulau Beras Basah, Tasik Dayang Bunting, Pulau Singa. Going on this island cruise is a great way to relax and take in the breathtaking scenery of Langkawi as your boat weaves through the watery passageways between the islands.
Tasik Dayang Bunting located in the midst of lushly forested hills on this island south of Langkawi Island, which is the largest lake in all the islands of Langkawi. The outline of hills and rocky outcrops on one side of the lake takes the shape of a pregnant maiden lying on her back.
Monkeys, deer, iguanas and peacocks roam about freely on Pulau Singa Besar which is being develop as a wildlife sanctuary. Picnic on the idyllic beaches and enjoy swimming and snorkelling in the surrounding waters. To conserves the island's natural habitat, no hotels or chalets have been built.
Langkawi Day Tour
This tour takes visitors on a journey to discover some of the island's mainstream attractions.
UNDERWATER WORLD
The Underwater World houses more than 5,000 species of marine life, and is one of the largest in the world. One can see sharks swim just inches away as you walk through the gigantic Tunnel Tank. On the other hand, children will love the Koi Fish Pond and Touch Pool that allows them to feel starfish, sea cucumbers and various species of fish. The latest attractions to the place are Arctic Penguins, seals, a gigantic Anaconda and a 4D-theater.
EAGLE SQUARE
It is reputed to be one of the biggest of such landmarks in the world. This is one of the most prominent landmarks in Langkawi. Standing at 52-feet tall and perched majestically an open and breezy square with its front facing the sea, it is an eye-catching attraction for visitors who disembark from Kuah jetty.
GALERIA PERDANA
This museum is a showcase of priceless items, souvenirs and gifts dedicated to the appreciation of Malaysia's fourth Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir. The various items were donations from various sponsors in acknowledgement of Dr Mahathir's service to the country.
LANGKAWI CABLE CAR
The cable-car takes you to the top of a hill where one can view as far to the islands of Tarutao, Ko Adang and Ko Lipeh in Thailand. Another new attraction in Langkawi is the cable-car ride which features state-of-the-art modern technology.