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Underwater World Langkawi

The biggest aquarium in Malaysia, Underwater World Langkawi is home to more than 4000 marine life forms, spanning over 60,000 square feet. Located at the southern end of Pantai Cenang, the main attraction of the huge white-washed structure is Jurassic Arapaima, the biggest freshwater fish in the world. Underwater World Complex is divided into three separate sections - Sub Antarctic, Tropical and Temperate. The major highlight of these three is the Sub Antarctic section which is home to popular penguin-arium. Other highlights of Underwater World include a 3D theatre, Educational Resource Centre and a cafeteria. Read More

A helicopter ride is the best way of getting to see all the sights of Langkawi from 10,000 feet above the ground. Tourists can experience panoramic views of the island and the surrounding Andaman Sea, as well as the charming harbours across Langkawi. The tour also takes passengers above Cenang Beach, Tengah beach, and Dayang Bunting Lake.

Island hopping on boats is one of the best things to do at Langkawi. Boats take tourists to two islands south of Langkawi’s main island and an eagle feeding spot near Singa Besar. In addition, you can visit the island of Dayang, where they can trek to the Lake of the Pregnant Woman, surrounded by mountains and dense forests. Boats also stop at Beras Basah, which is great for swimming, parasailing, and snorkeling.

A jet ski island hopping tour lets travelers take control of their journey exploring the islands around Langkawi. Led by a local guide, jet ski tours explore the Singa Besar island, the Beras Basah island, and the secluded Intan Kecil island. The four-hour jet ski tour allows tourists to trek through the islands and explore the Lake of the Pregnant Maiden.

Adrenaline junkies can enjoy parasailing over the green waters and white beaches of Langkawi at three locations. Tanjung Rhu, Kuah, and Pantai Cenang Beach are licensed for parasailing and usually offer 10 minutes of parasailing, with great views of the Andaman Sea from above.

Nestled in Langkawi, the Rebak Island is a beautiful isolated island that houses a premium luxury hotel, Vivanta by Taj. Sprawling across an area of about 390 acres, this island is one of the most secluded islands of Langkawi which makes it the perfect spot for a romantic getaway. You can relax and rejuvenate on the golden sandbanks of this beautiful island. However, if you wish to indulge in some kind of activity, you can visit the bars or nightclubs of the hotel. You can also treat yourself to traditional Malay spa therapies by visiting the nearby spa. If you wish to indulge in some kind of sport, you can visit the tennis court or the outdoor pool. Read More

At Skytrex Adventure, visitors can literally go on an adventure among the treetops of Langkawi’s rainforest. Situated at the foot of Gunung Mat Cingag, the location offers three courses at different heights and difficulty levels. Thrill seekers can zipline above the rainforest and go through obstacle courses designed to test their abilities, all the while enjoying lush greenery below them.

Pulau Payar Marine Park, located about 30 km from the main island of Langkawi, is one of the most popular scuba diving and snorkelling destinations in Malaysia. This is the perfect place to visit for both experienced divers and newbies who want to try their hands at it. At Pulau Payar Marine Park one can observe the natural habitat of various species of fish and baby sharks and feed them. This island comprises of four smaller islands, all of which are uninhabited and are highly monitored to prevent any degradation of the virginal marine life. The stunning island also has jade green rainforests forming a natural border around it which is not open for all tourists but can be accessed only with special permission from the authorities. The pristine Pulau Payar Marine Park can be accessed only as a part of some tour package affiliated to the Fisheries Department of Kedah to promote the conservation of marine life and to raise awareness against coral bleaching and degradation. Read More

Visitors looking for rejuvenation in Langkawi can enjoy a relaxing massage and spa at one of many parlors across the island. Spas on the island blend ancient and modern techniques and offer visitors authentic Malaysian treatments and therapy practices. Hotels like the St. Regis Langkawi and Westin have their own spas on the beach. In addition, Ishan Spa, located on the hillside near Teluk Baru,

Sunset Cruise

A sunset cruise is one of the best experiences for tourists to Langkawi. Cruises also offer a saltwater jacuzzi, where you can float on the seat protected by a net and enjoy being massaged by the yacht’s trail. In addition, the cruises provide seafood barbecues for dinner, as well as unlimited drinks, included with the ticket price.