Langkawi, officially known by its title Langkawi, the Jewel of Kedah (Malay: Langkawi Permata Kedah), is a duty-free island and an archipelago of 99 islands (plus five small islands visible only at low tide in the Strait of Malacca) located some 30 km off the coast of northwestern Malaysia and a few kilometres south of Ko Tarutao, adjacent to the Thai border. Politically, it is an administrative district of Kedah, with Kuah as its largest town. Pantai Cenang is the island’s most popular beach and tourist area
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TOUR PACKAGES
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| MANGROVE CRUISE & SWIMMING | This river is a coastal river and we ride a boat along the mangrove forest a unique group of trees that Mangrove River Cruise and Swimming Tour conducted at Kubang Badak River. This mangroves Forest is home to a unique group of plants. Adapted to live in an environment of constant and dynamic change. Dictated by the rise and fall of the tides, the Mangroves are a wonderful study on survival and adaptation. Our guide will take us on board to explore the Kubang Badak River. We may have chances to observe the White-bellied Sea Eagles, Brahminy Kites, Kingfishers, Herons, Mudskippers, Fiddler Crabs and Monitor Lizards and if we are lucky the resident otter family. We make a stop at Jemuruk Island for a swim. We then make our way to a local family house for a delightful home cooked lunch.
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| UNESCO GEOPARK TOUR | This tour takes us to the north east of Langkawi where we take a boat and explore some of the most beautiful seascapes Malaysia has to offer. Sheer limestone cliffs, fiords and seastacks majestically rise like ancient temples out of the ocean. The porous nature of limestone that is continually exposed to the dehydrating sun, wind and salt from the oceans have resulted in the growth of a unique flora some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Rain and the tidal movements will weather and shape these stunning Karst formations giving rise to numerous caves, crevasses and canyons. Let our experienced guide take you back into time for a tour surely not to be missed
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| KAYAKING ADVENTURE | Meet up at Kubang Badak Jetty. After a short safety brief we get into our kayaks and paddle up the Kubang Badak River. Once everyone is on the kayak, we are ready to begin our kayaking adventure. We kayak at a slow pace to enjoy this serene river and pedal towards the open sea. Along the way guide will share interesting facts and explanations of the importance and intricate ecosystem of the mangrove forest. The intertwining roots of these unique plants are breeding grounds for many organisms that have adapted ingenious ways to thrive in a habitat dictated by the ebb and flow of the ocean tides. We may get to see sea eagles and kites, kingfishers, herons, mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and monitor lizards during this kayaking adventure. We stop at Pinang Cave, the remains of an ancient sea cave formed by waves when the sea was 25m above its current level. Next, we pedal Charcoal Kiln. We end this adventure at Jemuruk Island to have a relaxing swim. Upon returning to the jetty, we then travel to a nearby local house for some homemade prepared lunch and refresh-ments.
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| BIRD WATCHING | Langkawi is home to approximately 200 species of birds, of which about one third are migrants.These migrants winter here between the months of September and April. The most suitable hours to observe birds at the equator are either early mornings or early evenings when they are most active. This half day tour is spread over two sessions. This tour is suitable for both the serious birder and the birding enthusiast. The itinerary is flexible and can be modified depending on your target birds.
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| KAYAKING ADVENTURE | Meet up at Kubang Badak Jetty. After a short safety brief we get into our kayaks and paddle up the Kubang Badak River. Once everyone is on the kayak, we are ready to begin our kayaking adventure. We kayak at a slow pace to enjoy this serene river and pedal towards the open sea. Along the way guide will share interesting facts and explanations of the importance and intricate ecosystem of the mangrove forest. The intertwining roots of these unique plants are breeding grounds for many organisms that have adapted ingenious ways to thrive in a habitat dictated by the ebb and flow of the ocean tides. We may get to see sea eagles and kites, kingfishers, herons, mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and monitor lizards during this kayaking adventure. We stop at Pinang Cave, the remains of an ancient sea cave formed by waves when the sea was 25m above its current level. Next, we pedal Charcoal Kiln. We end this adventure at Jemuruk Island to have a relaxing swim. Upon returning to the jetty, we then travel to a nearby local house for some homemade prepared lunch and refresh-ments.
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| JUNGLE TREKKING | Langkawi lowland rainforest contains numerous specialized and endemic floras and fauna that canbe found nowhere else in the world. Within these unique habitats, a fragile world of interdependence has evolved. Join our expeditions and allow our medicine man to unfold its many secrets. An early start ensures that you get to hear and see the rainforest morning chorus of birds and monkeys. Our well informed nature guide will introduce you to the trees and some of the medicinal plants on the trail. Easy hiking – suitable for all ages from 12 years old.
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| KAYAKING ADVENTURE | Meet up at Kubang Badak Jetty. After a short safety brief we get into our kayaks and paddle up the Kubang Badak River. Once everyone is on the kayak, we are ready to begin our kayaking adventure. We kayak at a slow pace to enjoy this serene river and pedal towards the open sea. Along the way guide will share interesting facts and explanations of the importance and intricate ecosystem of the mangrove forest. The intertwining roots of these unique plants are breeding grounds for many organisms that have adapted ingenious ways to thrive in a habitat dictated by the ebb and flow of the ocean tides. We may get to see sea eagles and kites, kingfishers, herons, mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and monitor lizards during this kayaking adventure. We stop at Pinang Cave, the remains of an ancient sea cave formed by waves when the sea was 25m above its current level. Next, we pedal Charcoal Kiln. We end this adventure at Jemuruk Island to have a relaxing swim. Upon returning to the jetty, we then travel to a nearby local house for some homemade prepared lunch and refresh-ments.
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| RAINFOREST AFTER DARK | As the day draws to a close and the night begins to envelope it, a myriad of amazing and unique creatures begin to stir and come alive to start the night shift. Our tour starts from the base of Gunung Raya where our guide will meet and greet you. After a short brief we proceed with a drive to the summit of the highest peak on the island. This drive up takes us along a quite road that overlooks the rainforest canopy. Your guide will lookout for such animal like monkeys, squirrels and birds such as hornbills, rollers, flowerpeckers and sunbirds. We will make several stops at scenic points to enjoy a bird’s eye view of the island. Just about sunset we proceed to drive down Gunung Raya where proceed to Lubuk Semilang in search of the enigmatic nocturnal animals that call this place home.We hope to see bats, flying squirrels and if lucky the unique Flying Lemur also known as the Colugo.
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