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Secluded beaches and ivory-white sands meet the soaring peaks of Gunung Mat Chinchang and swathes of rainforest in much-visited Langkawi. Get a tourHQ guide for the top local travel tips.

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Peppering the Malacca Strait just south of the Thai border, this shimmering gem of an archipelago glows with the ivory-white hues of its sands and the deep green colouring of its inland rainforests. It’s a land of Robinson Crusoe beaches, soaring coastal mountains, bustling port towns, gushing waterfalls and sprawling luxury hotels, all shaded by swaying groves of coconut palms and set to the earthy aromas of fruity bamakoise and seafood fry ups. Most Langkawi tour guides will direct first time visitors to the summit of Gunung Mat Chinchang, where the archipelago’s iconic Sky Bridge towers high over the islands and the tree canopies, and the Telaga Tujuh waterfalls beckon for a dip just a short hike away. Then, many make a beeline straight for the beaches, exploring between the famous stretches of Pantai Cenang, or the more secluded enclaves of Pantai Kok. And if you can raise yourself from the laid-back vibe or cocktail bars of the beaches, perhaps a sailing jaunt to the rugged karst caves of the Pirate Lagoon is in order, a wildlife spotting excursion to the sprawling mangroves here, or maybe just a round at one of Langkawi’s many award-winning golf courses.

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thickly forested isles forming an unique archipelago which features natural landscape

First Geopark in Southest Asia endorsed by UNESCO for its spectacular cultural heritage

millions years in the making of mind-blowing geological natural significance

Well-loved by international tourists all around the world

Langkawi Private Tour brings you the beauty of Langkawi Island – the most Northern archipelago strategically located on the the Andaman seas bordering Thailand and it serves as the arrival point for most of the ferries and flights. Increasing direct flights have tremendously grown the number of visitors over the years. It has become the most worth-visiting premium tourist destination and well-loved by growing numbers of visitors from United Arab Emirates, China, Korea, and so on to get Langkawi Private Tour for exploration.

Perfect for underwater enthusiast, budding adventurer or nature lover

Known as the Jewel of Kedah, the magical Langkawi Island is absolutely the right place for your fascinating travel experience. It is surrounded by ninety-nine islands and forming an archipelago offers wide array of activities to be added onto your itinerary, from breathtaking green scenery, calming powder white sandy beaches and blue oceans, legendary historical places, water sports adventure that worth a lifetime of good memories.

Deeply immersed in unsurpassed tropical tranquillity and ethnic charm

It features surreal bays and crystalline waters to staggering cliffs. You can enjoy the soaring peaks and spectacular view of stunning backdrop of the 450 million year old rock formation in Southeast Asia – Machincang mountain by hopping onto the car that will certainly leave you awestruck. In Langkawi, you can definitely feel the love of Mother Nature with a dozen of exciting tour activities that make it a heaven for you and your loved ones to remember.

Declared the status of   Duty Free island by Malaysia government and it is one of the 3 duty-free islands in Malaysia. Pouring shopaholic tourists visit to Langkawi for its infamous duty free shopping.

First held the largest exhibition platform for Asia’s aerospace and maritime industry –  Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (LIMA) exhibition and air show

Launch of Underwater World Langkawi – the largest aquarium in Malaysia and it’s one of the largest marine and fresh water aquaria in Southeast Asia. Begin an exciting and educational journey for you and your family with the home to more than 5,000 varieties of fish and other aquatic flora and fauna.

The official opening of Langkawi Cable Car or Langkawi SkyCab that holds records of the world’s shortest and steepest cable car route with the longest free span single rope of 919.5 meters

UNESCO declared Langkawi and its surrounding isles as one of the 64 highly-coveted recognised Geoparks in the world, 1 st in Southeast Asia which further strengthens its stature in holding outstanding ecological beauty that is rich in biodiversity with rare mangrove.

Over years of transformational effort, Langkawi is currently ten best islands for eco-tourism in the world – a great holiday destination where satisfies some truly unforgettable sights and experiences for you. Kickstart your holiday with SLC Langkawi Private Tour now to bring your holiday experience to a whole new level!

Langkawi Private Tour provides friendly and sociable tour representatives help you to explore Langkawi with customizable private tours that fit your interests and pace. We believe that there is no need to hurry after a group. With a personal private tour Langkawi, our team will personalise your itinerary according to your travel preference. We would love to ease the confusing chore so leave the necessary sightseeing and route arrangements to us. Sit back and relax and you’re all set for an unforgettable journey perfect and stress-free holiday. Till date, we have helped to uncover the beauty of Langkawi to thousands of visiting guests. We are truly honoured to be able to serve them and receive compliments for our services from them!

I have visited Langkawi in 2018. Sam toured me and my family around. He can communicate in Chinese which makes everything easier for us. He makes an extra effort to take good care of each of us and accommodate our pace of touring. He also gives plenty of suggestions on places to go and places to eat. He is the best whom I have ever experienced so far.

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I had a 3 days tour with Sam and I must say he is a friendly tour guide. It is never easy to travel with kids. Yet he is very resourceful and accommodating to our requests patiently. Thumbs up for his excellent services and effort to show us the best of Langkawi!

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The Ultimate Travel Guide To Langkawi (+ Itinerary And Map)

By: Author Lotte

Posted on Last updated: February 16, 2023

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Langkawi is a beautiful island in the Andaman Sea about 30km from the northwestern coast of Malaysia.

There are several reasons that make Langkawi a very attractive island to visit, such as its accessibility, the fact that you can visit year-round, and the beautiful white-sand beaches.

This guide to Langkawi will help you plan a perfect trip to this pretty Malaysian island.

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Quick facts about Langkawi

Langkawi, also known as Pulau Langkawi (Pulau means Island in Malaysian) , is not just the name of the island, it's actually an archipelago counting almost 100 islands, big and small!

The currency of Langkawi is the Malaysian Ringgit , check the current exchange rate at XE.com .

The largest town in Langkawi is Kuah but Pantai Cenang is the most popular place to stay for tourists (read more below).

When to visit Langkawi

As I mentioned above, you can visit Langkawi at any time of the year, unlike the islands on the East side of Malaysia (such as Tioman and the Perhentian Islands ).

While the island of Langkawi doesn't experience a strong monsoon season, like the East Coast, there is a rainy season (September-October) .

However, don't feel like you have to avoid these months altogether, it usually only rains for a couple of hours (often at night).

The dry season is from January to March , so if you want to maximize your chance of sunny days this is the best time to visit Langkawi.

Keep in mind though that this is high season and prices will be higher. Temperatures are higher as well, the average temperature is well above 30 degrees Celsius.

We visited Langkawi in May , which in my opinion was a great time to visit. We had both sunny days as well as some cloudy afternoons but no rain whatsoever.

The island wasn't too busy and there was plenty of accommodation available for a good price.

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How to get to Langkawi

There are 2 ways to get to Langkawi: you can travel either by plane or by boat.

Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi by plane

We flew to Langkawi airport from Kuala Lumpur with Malindo Air (for just €13 per person, including luggage!).

Penang to Langkawi by ferry

If you are traveling from the neighboring island of Penang, you can hop on a ferry. The ferry goes twice a day and takes around 3 hours.

Unfortunately, due to Covid the Penang to Langkawi ferry is suspended until further notice.

Kuala Perlis to Langkawi by ferry

You can also take a ferry from the mainland to Langkawi, ferries depart from Kuala Perlis (1h15min) and Kuala Kedah (2h30min). More information about ferries can be found here .

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• Find a cheap plane ticket from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi
• Book a ferry ticket from Penang to Langkawi
• Book a ferry ticket from Kuala Perlis to Langkawi
• Book a ferry ticket from Kuala Kedah to Langkawi

Where to stay in Langkawi

We stayed in Pantai Cenang, a lovely village located on the West coast of Langkawi and about 8km from Langkawi international airport by car.

If you are looking for the perfect place to stay, I highly recommend NR Langkawi Motel . This is a lovely and affordable budget accommodation with spacious rooms and private bathrooms.

The only slight disadvantage is that the hotel is located a bit further away from Pantai Cenang beach. We hired a scooter (more below) so that wasn’t a problem for us.

How to get around Langkawi

There is no public transport in Langkawi. There are lots of taxis but if you want to explore the island at your own pace, you can either rent a scooter or get a rental car .

The main roads on Langkawi are in good condition, the secondary roads can be unpaved and a little more challenging (but fun!) to navigate. Fuel is around 2.50RM per liter (we paid 7RM for fuel in total).

How to rent a scooter in Langkawi: practical information

We paid 70RM for the scooter rental, this was the price for 2 days (so 35RM per day). In general, the longer you rent a scooter, the lower the price per day.

There are plenty of rental places in Pantai Cenang. I rented ours across the road from Rasa Senang Chalet.

Also read about the best islands to visit in Southeast Asia

2 day Langkawi itinerary: map

The best thing about having your own transportation is the freedom to pull over wherever you want. To take a picture of the spectacular views. Or to have a break at a cute cafe to have a great coffee.

Or chill out at a nice beach to relax and read. We did all of these things (and more) during our 2-day itinerary in Langkawi.

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2 days in Langkawi: itinerary

• Day 1: Pantai Cenang – Kuah – Tanjung Rhu Beach – Pantai Cenang
• Day 2: Pantai Cenang – Teluk Burau ( Langkawi Cable Car and Sky Bridge ) – The Datai in Datai Bay – Pantai Cenang 

Day 1: explore the East side of Langkawi

Itinerary: Pantai Cenang – Kuah – Tanjung Rhu Beach – Pantai Cenang

We made a short visit to Kuah to check the ferry schedule. After a coffee at a nice cafe, we continued our journey.

However, if you like shopping, there are some great duty-free outlets and duty-free shopping options in Kuah town! Unfortunately, we didn't have any space in our backpacks…

Tanjung Rhu Beach

Tanjung Rhu is one of the best beaches in Langkawi and is found in the Northeast of the island.

And unlike the beautiful beaches in busy and popular Pantai Cenang, you may end up having this beach entirely to yourself…

To get there we followed the coast road (Jalan Tanjung Rhu) which ended at Tanjung Rhu Beach.

Just before getting to the beach, we came across a gate with a guard where we had to fill out an environment protection form.

The great thing about Tanjung Rhu Beach? Besides the beautiful white sand, breathtaking views and crystal clear water the major selling point of this beach is the fact that it's so calm and quiet… We spent a very relaxed afternoon here!

Important note: a section of the beach is off-limits as this is part of the exclusive Tanjung Rhu Resort .

Day 2: explore the West side of Langkawi

Itinerary: Pantai Cenang – Teluk Burau ( Langkawi Cable Car and Sky Bridge ) – The Datai – Pantai Cenang 

The Langkawi SkyCab

On the second day of our ‘Langkawi on a scooter exploration trip,' we drove to Teluk Burau, the starting point of the Langkawi Cable Car, also known as the SkyCab.

Taking the Langkawi Cable Car is one of the most popular activities in Langkawi and a lot of fun.

The cable car starts at the foot of the Machincang mountain and takes about 15 minutes to reach the Top Station, 708m above sea level.

Fun fact: the Langkawi Cable Car has been added to Malaysia Book of Records for ‘The Longest Free Span Mono-Cable'.

Click here to book your Langkawi Cable Car ticket online

The Langkawi SkyBridge

Once you arrive at the top of the cable car it's only a short walk to the SkyBridge, a pedestrian bridge where you'll find yourself 100 meters above the ground…

Another fun fact: this is the longest free-span and curved bridge in the world!

Click here to book a combined ticket for the Cable Car and the SkyBridge.

When exploring an island, I usually have a map. However, on our second scooter day, I forgot my map so we just drove around and went where the road took us.

That is how we end up at the Datai, a stunning five-star resort on the northwest coast of Langkawi, and literally at the end of the road.

When we ask the guard if we can have a coffee at the resort, he was very welcoming and told us to park our motorbike. We headed down a green lane to a large and fancy-looking building.

At the entrance, we were welcomed by two friendly employees. Once again, we asked if we could have a coffee.

We were then redirected to employee no. 4 who asked us if we wanted to have a drink in the lounge or at the Beach Bar. A bit confused we looked at each other and said: the Beach Bar, please.

But of course, Sir, Miss, one moment please, the friendly lady replied. We settled down on a luxurious sofa, a little uncomfortable because we were the only ones in the huge and quiet lobby.

One minute later, the friendly lady called us and led us to a golf cart. We hopped aboard and yet another employee drove us to the Beach Bar.

At this point we started to get a little worried about the costs for this yet to be ordered drinks, fortunately, we had gotten enough cash at the ATM that morning…

The golf cart zigzagged around the resort grounds and I have to say: the villas looked stunning.

When we arrived at the Beach Bar we were welcomed by a whole team of staff and led to a comfortable sofa with a mountain of pillows and a beautiful view over the bay.

We ordered our long-awaited coffee; when the waiter arrived with a tray it wasn't just coffee. No, there was coffee, cookies, cashew nuts, cold water, a fruit skewer, and a cold-scented towel. What a service!

Again we shot a worrying look at each other, this could end up costing our entire daily budget… But first, we drank our delicious coffee, nibbled on the provided nuts and fruit, and sipped our ice-cold water.

We spent a comfortable hour on a sofa so soft it felt like we were sitting on a cloud. We didn't dare to order another drink so we asked for the check and were amazed this wonderful experience ended up costing only 30RM (€6,50/$7,50)!

A little reluctant we headed back to our scooter (after being driven back to the lobby by a golf cart, imagine having to walk somewhere;-).

If we ever go back to Langkawi, I would love to stay at this resort for a night. Though I better start saving up because the villas cost a lot more than a cup of coffee…

Click here to check the latest prices of the Datai

Update: reader Stanley informed me that unfortunately it's no longer possible to have a drink at the Datai unless you are staying there .

Langkawi travel guide: in conclusion

You can download the map of our 2-day Langkawi scooter itinerary below.

Check out my other posts if you want to read more about my Malaysia travel budget ,   2-week itinerary , or my guide to the Perhentian Islands and Tioman Island .

This post was updated in October 2022 .

Vanessa Workman

Monday 15th of April 2019

5 star resorts don't generally encourage people to pop in for a cup of coffee and use the beach chairs reserved for their guests. There are also security issues. It sounds to me as if you were initially mistaken for a resort guest, thus the confusion.

Recently a young man decided to come to the resort via 'jungle path' then proceeded to video the guard questioning why he was there, etc.. while 'jungle boy' condescendingly spoke to the guard 'this is a free beach, free for the public to use... '. Jungle boy then proceeded to post it on Facebook so everyone could see the indignity of it all.

As far as I know, yes you can certainly have a cup of coffee at The Datai, but making proper reservations and going through the front gate/lobby is preferable (not sneaking in through a jungle path). Dressing appropriately is probably a good idea as well. In addition to not being rude to the staff.

I personally wouldn't want to be paying for 5 star service and have to worry about random people just popping in. Especially in a remote location. I also would never spend 35RM on a cup of coffee, unless of course I was taking full advantage of beach chairs and inclusive snacks.

Monday 22nd of April 2019

Hi Vanessa,

Thank you for your comment. I agree sneaking in isn't appropriate at all, but I just want to clarify: we drove to the main gate with our scooter and stated clearly we were not staying at the resort. We asked if we could have coffee and the guard said that was okay. This was 4 years ago however and apparently the Datai changed their policy in the meantime. Perhaps because of people trying to sneak in or perhaps due to complaints of resort guests, who can tell. In any case, we very much enjoyed our 5 star cup of coffee, it was quite an experience for us:-)

All the best! Lotte

Thursday 14th of March 2019

Hey, thanks for writing! We enjoyed loosely following this itinerary round Langkawi. Just to let you know that we got to the Datai today to pop in for a drink and you're unfortunately no longer allowed to do this. The security staff told us we had to have made a reservation and be guests of the hotel. They were actually pretty brusque and seemed to want to get rid of us. Oh well! They shan't be receiving my custom when I'm a wealthy man ;)

Sunday 17th of March 2019

Hi Stanley,

Thank you so much for your feedback! I'll make sure to adjust that in my post. I hope you still enjoyed Langkawi, it's a lovely island:-)

Thursday 6th of April 2017

Waw. That's amazing :D

Have you try motobike touring in Indonesia?

Friday 14th of April 2017

No haven't been to Indonesia yet! But I imagine that would be great:-)

Tuesday 12th of January 2016

I wish my hubby was brave enough, but he must have been an actuary in a previous life... doesn't like anything that could be remotely considered dangerous. lol I just wrote a sponsored article on the sky bridge... can't wait to see it for myself.

Haha, lol! The Skybridge is very safe, though is doesn't feel like it when you are standing on the glass:-D Have a great trip!

Tuesday 8th of December 2015

Love a good motorbike adventure!

Yes me too! One of my favorite things to do when I am traveling:-)

The Ultimate Langkawi Itinerary For Up To 4 Days

Need a Langkawi itinerary but don’t know where to start? Langkawi is a good choice for a getaway with its gorgeous beaches, tax-free products, and food!

While many do go there to stock up on the chocolates and hang out at the beaches, Langkawi actually has a whole lot more to offer.

Read on to find out what, where and how to get the most out of your time in the jewel of Kedah!

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Depending on your budget and activities you plan to do, there will be plenty of Langkawi activities that you can fill your day with !

If you want to do more sightseeing than relaxing, a minimum of at least 3 days is advisable so that you can cover more ground without rushing around and stressing yourself out.

But if you only have a weekend to spare, here’s a base Langkawi itinerary to start you off:

For this 2D1N itinerary in Langkawi, it might be best if to book accommodation at Pantai Cenang .

2D1N – Day 1

• Start off the morning with a good breakfast of local food at Warung Coffee Langkawi close to Cenang Beach. They have both the best nasi lemak in town and also a range of western food so you’ll be spoilt for choice!
• Once you’re filled up, drive (~4 minutes) or walk (7 minutes) to Cenang beach and enjoy some water sports activities before the hot afternoon sun comes up – Get on a banana boat or go parasailing!

Note: If you stay in Pantai Tengah, you can have breakfast at Membawang Corner – options of both local and western cuisines available; And head to Pantai Tengah for water sports like parasailing, jet skis or a thrilling banana boat ride

Extra activity in Pantai Cenang:

• Underwater World Langkawi –   Learn about marine life. There’s a 3D theatre and an underwater tunnel too. It costs about ~RM30/Malaysian adult and you can spend about 3 hours here (more if you wait for the 3D show)

• Stop by for lunch at the classy The Cliff Restaurant which is not far from Cenang Beach (9 minutes’ drive) and overlooks the sea.
• SkyCable – cable car ride over the mangrove forest
• SkyRex – a 3D simulated environment on a stationary tram
• Oriental Village – sightseeing and shopping
• Machinchang Petland Langkawi – A petting zoo where you’ll see miniature goats, emus, a variety of snake species, miniature donkeys and many more
• Visit Langkawi Sky Bridge

Note: It is easy to spend a lot of time at Panorama Langkawi and therefore, you might want to have lunch there at the many eateries nearby

• Head back to Pantai Tengah (30 minutes’ drive)
• Go parasailing at Pantai Tengah while enjoying the sunset from above. Alternatively, book a cruise and dinner to enjoy the view of the Andaman Sea on a yacht
• Dinner Option 1: Immerse in local cuisine and shopping at a Langkawi night market
• Dinner Option 2: Arang BBQ & Grill (Middle Eastern Cuisine)
• Dinner Option 3: Enjoy a relaxing sunset dinner at Yellow Beach Café where you can get a seat right by Cenang beach while enjoying happy hour on bean bags with live music – come by earlier as it gets full fast
• Dinner Option 4: Go to Kalut Café N Bar to have dinner and drinks as well as relax, unwind and to watch an enigmatic fire show ! They have bean bag chairs as early at 6pm if you want to watch that sunset too

2D1N – Day 2

Rise early to get a head-start on all the activities listed below!

While day 1 covers the west coast of Langkawi, day 2 covers the north-east side of Langkawi. And we’re assuming that you will leave Langkawi at night.

• Option 1 (if you stay in Kuah): Restoran Padang Pasir – a variety of local dishes; this eatery is open 24/7
• Option 2 (if you stay near Pantai Cenang): Warung Coffee Langkawi
• Hike or drive up Gunung Raya to enjoy the sunrise and the view of Langkawi from the highest peak – the drive takes about 25 minutes.
• If there’s time, sign up for a 2-hour boat tour to see the mangroves at Kilim UNESCO Geoforest Park . Or see some adorable animals at Langkawi Wildlife park – you can get up close and pet some of the animals as well!

Note: It’s worth getting up early to hike before the heat of the day sets in. And if you choose to drive up, you won’t see as much of the flora and fauna but the view is just as amazing!

• Option 1: Pia’s The Padi with a view of the a vast paddy fields and hills
• Option 2: Nasi Arab ( Kaki Gunung Cafe)
• Heal your body at the Ayer Hangat Village hot springs – keep in mind it’s only open till 5.30pm

Evening Option 1:

• Take a walk at Tanjung Rhu Beach
• Have an early dinner at Scarborough Fish & Chips at Tanjung Rhu while you enjoy the sunset
• Drive to the airport (30 minutes)

Evening Option 2:

• Drive to Cenang (~40 minutes)
• Do some last minute shopping in Cenang at The Zon Duty Free Zone
• Take the Sunset Dinner Cruise
• Drive to the airport (~30 minutes)

This is our suggested  Langkawi itinerary for 3D2N which is an extension of the previous itinerary albeit at a more relaxed pace.

3D2N – Day 1

Identical to Day 1 for our Langkawi Itinerary for 2D1N .

3D2N – Day 2

Identical to Day 2 for our Langkawi Itinerary for 2D1N , with an option to stay longer at either Tanjung Rhu to get on a boat and go on a Mangrove tour at Tanjung Rhu and have a seafood fiesta at Tanjung Rhu Floating Restaurant & Fishfarm.

3D2N – Day 3

On day 3, you can spend the morning on an island hopping tour from Teluk Baru Jetty , and the afternoon shopping before heading back home.

Note: Accommodation at either Pantai Cenang or Kuah Town is fine since there are island hopping tours that also provide pick up service (there may be additional charges).

Kuah has many options for breakfast in Langkawi :

• Breakfast Option 1 (Chinese fare): Toy Kopitiam
• Breakfast Option 2: Nasi Lemak Kelibang
• Breakfast Option 3: Warung Roti Canai

After breakfast, join a Langkawi island hopping tour – you should be at the pickup point at least 10 minutes before the stated time.

Tours typically cos t ~RM40 per pax or up to ~RM350 if you want a private charter for a group of 8.

More notes on island hopping tours in Langkawi:

• There are two pick up times (depending on which service you go for) – one in the morning (~9am) and another in the afternoon around 2pm
• Popular islands to visit include Dayang Bunting Island (Pregnant Maiden) where you can swim in a freshwater lake, Pulau Singa Besar (live eagle feeding session), Pulau Beras Basah
• If the tour package includes 3 islands, expect it to last around 4 hours
• There are rental charges ranging from RM3 to RM10 per pax to rent kayaks, paddle boats, jet skis, banana boats and parasails at the islands
• It’s compulsory to rent a life jacket if you want to swim
• There are only toilets on Dayang Bunting Island
• There is an entrance fee to pay for Pregnant Maiden Lake (this might not be included in the tour package) – it costs RM3 for Malaysian adults, RM6 for foreigners.

Tips for the island hopping tours:

• There are no changing rooms at the islands so wear your swimsuit and waterproof shoes (sand has bits of sharp coral) underneath your clothes and pack a towel and a spare set of dry clothes to change into after the tour
• Bring drinking water and reef-safe sunscreen
• Keep food out of sight from monkeys
• Not worth renting a snorkelling set for swimming in the freshwater lake (not many fish)

We strongly urge our readers to look outside commercial island hopping tours even if they are highly convenient.

This unfortunately includes the Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark Adventure Cruise to see the mangroves (and a lot of local wildlife) too. This tour take s up about 3 hours and costs RM140 per adult (sharing trip) or RM600/ boat for 8 pax.

Because participating in any tour that does eagle feeding sounds like fun but it is harmful to the animal and local ecosystem – the birds will not hunt their usual prey when they can get chicken easily.

For a less touristy route:

You can take a 10 to 15-minute boat (the boats are new) to the quieter Pulau Tuba from Jeti Pelancongan Pekan Rabu in Kuah.

There’s plenty of parking and from this pier, you can also engage the services of a sunrise cruise tour. Or island hop to Dayang Bunting Lake.

The pier is open from as early as 8am and costs RM10 for a return ticket to and from Pulau Tuba. Ask for the boat departure times or boat schedule back to Kuah.

Pulau Tuba is easy to explore by renting a motorbike (~RM20 for the whole day). It’s also a good place to get some fishing on and eat seafood to your heart’s content. Burn the calories off with a jungle trek or swim.

• Lunch Option 1: If you drove to the jetty for your island hopping tour, get lunch at The Fat Frog or at Rao’s Banana Leaf in Cenang, or have an western lunch at Red Tomato Langkawi
• Lunch Option 2 (Kuah):  Tuck into Asian fusion cusine at Kayuputi at St Regis Langkawi

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• Shopping at Dataran Lang – visit the duty free shops and take cheesy photos with the huge Eagle Statue of Langkawi!
• Get a quick massage – there are many places in Kuah to get a massag e in Langkawi

• Dinner Option 1: Have dinner at Kuah Town Seafood where you can feast on a variety of seafood in Langkawi
• Dinner Option 2 (Halal): Restoran RT
• Dinner Option 3: Dinner at Jake’s Charbroil Steaks Langkawi for a hearty meal – they have escargot too if you’re feeling adventurous
• Get to the airport (Langkawi International Airport) – ~20 minutes’ drive

This 4 day 3 night itinerary to Langkawi allows you to explore the north-west part of Langkawi Island.

4D3N – Day 1

Refer to the previous itineraries above.

4D3N – Day 2

Identical to Day 2 of the earlier itineraries listed above.

4D3N – Day 3

Assuming you’re still staying around Pantai Cenang :

• Drive north (~30 minutes) to have breakfast at a hidden gem in Langkawi, CoffeeNuts Café – its located right by the Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls parking lot
• Experience horseback riding at Island Horses at Telaga Tujuh Waterfall – it’s just a couple minutes walk from the waterfall’s parking lot!
• Telaga Tujuh Waterfall – Head to the Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls and get ready for a short hike (15 to 20 minutes) to reach a gorgeous view (lower pools) of the waterfalls

Note: The waterfalls have very slippery rocks so wear proper waterproof shoes and hiking gear! And only experienced hikers should head to the upper pools which is about an hour hike.

• Detour to Zul Ikan Bakar for lunch
• Stop at Perdana Quay Lighthouse – to check out the amazing views and take in the fresh beach air
• Join the 3pm slot for SKYTREX Adventure Langkawi (long pants, mosquito repellent and gloves are advisable); The Eagle Thrill course is exceptionally fun for outdoor enthusiasts (~RM90 per pax) and involves rope climbing and flying fox.
• Or visit Crocodile Adventureland – Learn about different species and catch the live shows – there are feeding sessions too
• Or try tandem skydiving – See langkawi from a height of 14,000 ft!
• Continue the drive (~20 minutes) up to shady Sandy Skulls Beach where you will find crystal clear waters that are perfect for swimming. This beautiful beach overlooks the ex-prison island of Koh Tarutao, Thailand

Note: Beware of monkeys around the Sandy Skulls Beach, avoid feeding them!

• Dinner Option 1: On the way back (17 minutes in) to Pantai Cenang, stop at Santai @ Kuza & Luke Café for Asian fusion cusine
• Dinner Option 2: Drive all the way back to Pantai Cenang (~30 minutes) and have dinner at Arang BBQ & Grill Langkawi
• Dinner Option 3: Drive further west (12 minutes) to splurge at The Gulai House at Datai Bay for Malay cuisine
• Head to the airport (allocate 40 minutes’ drive time if you decide to have dinner at Datai Bay)

Other lesser-known attractions we didn’t mention:

• Muzium Laman Padi – Learn how rice is planted in paddy fields and even get some hands on experience too!
• Makam Mahsuri (Mahsuri’s Tomb) – Learn about the local legend of Mahsuri
• Taman Lagenda Langkawi – Get on abuggy ride around this outdoor museum – this is a large and lovely park with some interesting trees from around the world as well as sculptures

4D3N – Day 4

Day 4 follows the plan from Day 3 of our Langkawi Itinerary for 3D2N.

If you’re trying to decide on the best time to visit Langkawi :

The weather in Malaysia is rather unpredictable at times even if it’s close to the equator, it still has its own “seasons” concerning monsoons.

There are therefore, 3 ways to break up the seasons in Langkawi, mainly:

High Season

This lasts from the end of October towards the beginning of November till April . The weather is considered ideal as it’s usually nice and sunny! Perfect for frolicking on the beaches or going on hikes.

However, that also means that it can reach sweltering temperatures of up to 34 °C! So pack extra sunscreen.

And because this period coincides with Malaysian school holidays , expect higher rates for hotels, transportation rentals, as well as activities in general.

From April to August , travelling in mid season is ideal for those who don’t mind the occasional short bursts of rain. In fact, the temperature is relatively cooler as the temperatures can drop below 30°C at times.

Plus, you won’t see as many tourists at this time (I.e. not school holidays) so rates for accommodations will be lower too.

During the fasting month, there will be many package deals to entice tourists!

Low season is between Sep tember to October and has the highest rate of rainfall. So unless your sole intention is to shop or see the lush rainforest in full glory, you will be missing out on a lot of water-based activities.

But while temperatures will be on the cool side, hiking or cycling could be more dangerous with soft soil and slippery rocks.

That said, it is unlikely to rain all day. The rain usually starts in the later part of the afternoon and on through the night which still leaves you a decent portion of the day to enjoy some water activities.

One huge bonus of going in low season is few er tourists and lower prices overall .

Langkawi is a relatively small island but getting from one corner to the other does take up some time. Depending on where you choose to stay, this can make getting around a breeze or troublesome.

And therefore, you should choose your accommodation carefully. Accommodations close to Cenang beach are usually in high demand.

Best Hotels In Langkawi

1. ombak villa langkawi.

This affordable hotel in Kuah, Langkawi is 10 minutes away from Cenang beach and 20 minutes away from Panorama Langkawi. Hence, Ombak Villa Langkawi is one of the best hotels to stay in for those focusing on beach activities.

Plus, the hotel provide recreational activities such as water sports and eco-adventure such as the mangrove tours and hikings.

2. Camar Resort Langkawi

Camar Resort Langkawi markets itself as an affordable luxury 4 star hotel. It has plenty of amenities here that are worth your money, including a private section at Pantai Tengah and the longest swimming pool in Langkawi with a swim up bar.

You can rent a speed boat to zip around the island too.

3. Bayview Hotel Langkawi

Bayview hotel is a 4 star hotel in Kuah but rooms can cost less than RM200 a night. This hotel is good for those traveling with kids as it is within 10 minutes driving distance from Lagenda Park, Splash Out Langkawi and Dataran Lang!

However, the closest beach for watersports (Pantai Cenang) is about a 30-minute drive away.

Other options for the best hotels in Langkawi .

Best Luxury Hotel In Langkawi

1. maneh villa langkawi.

While pricey, you will have an entire villa to yourself as well as a private pool and large garden area! This makes an excellent choice for honeymooners who have a bigger budget.

There is breakfast as well and the hotel is a few short steps away from Cenang Beach.

2. The Datai Langkawi

The Datai Langkawi screams luxury with its own private beach and accommodations by the rainforest.

Choose from 3 different themes – The Canopy Collection, The Rainforest Collection or The Beach Collection –  all of which have their own types of villas.

Other options for the best luxury hotels in Langkawi .

Best Budget Hotels In Langkawi (<RM150)

1. cenang rooms with pool by virgo star resort.

At around RM120 a night, you will find the rooms to be cozy and the outdoor ambience to be very scenic with a large pool in the middle.

It’s only a 5 minute walk to Cenang beach to enjoy watersports and beach side eateries too. Great for those who don’t really need the hotel for anything else but sleep.

Furthermore, it takes 10 minutes to drive to both Underwater World Langkawi as well as The Zon Duty Free Zone .

2. Sehijau@Cenang

Sehijau@Cenang has standalone single storey houses that resemble traditional Malay houses. If you’re lucky, you can even get deal for a room for less than RM100!

The price comes with free parking, aircond and WiFi. And Cenang Beach is just a 4 minute drive away or a 20 minute stroll.

And 5 minutes’ drive away, you can go to Langkawi Gliders for paragliding.

More options for the best budget hotel in Langkawi .

And that wraps up everything you need to know before planning a Langkawi itinerary!

Our suggested itineraries assume that it’s your first time in Langkawi and you would like to do some water sports and sightseeing.

But feel free to mix and match up days and locations or include more Langkawi shopping opportunities based on your preferences!

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Day 1 – Langkawi from above

‘Lang kawi’ means ‘eagle red’, as the island of Langkawi is famous for the many red-brown eagles living here. It’s hard not to spot them during your time on the island. What better way to start your time in Langkawi than by seeing it from a birds-eye view? 

1. Langkawi Sky Bridge

The Langkawi Sky Bridge is a truly astonishing experience. Experience the world’s steepest cable car, taking you up to 660 meters above sea level, where the bridge is located. 

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The internationally famed Langkawi Sky Bridge attracts travelers from all over the world. It is highly recommended to visit the bridge when it opens at 9 AM. Note: Strong wind speeds sometimes force the sky bridge to close down for a few hours. 

Price Langkawi Sky Bridge

Glass bottomed gondola – RM105  (~25.5 USD) Standard gondola – 85 MYR (~21 USD)

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2. Seven Wells Waterfall (Telaga Tujuh)

Near to the top of the Sky Bridge is the Seven Wells Waterfall. The most impressive waterfall on the island gets its name from the seven pools the fall creates at different levels.

There are a few different routes you can take to reach the falls, depending on whether you prefer a shorter or longer hike, but if you can’t make it to the falls, you can also see it from the cable car on your way up to the sky bridge.

3. Relax at Pantai Cenang

After a busy day, chill and see the sunset at one of the island’s most beautiful beaches. Pantai Cenang is well located on the west side of the island, where most cafes/restaurants/music bars are located. The long stretch of white sand spans for 2km and is the most popular beach on the island, which makes for a lively, fun atmosphere. 

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4. Night market (different part of the island every day) 

When the night has fallen, the night markets open their doors. Langkawi has a different market every evening, at a different location, of a different specialty. It’s a great way to try some traditional Malaysian foods and get the vibe of the locals, as they cook and sell. The markets use a lot of plastic, so bring your own reusable bags and containers to help reduce single-use plastic (click for more tips). These are the market locations per evening:

• Mon: Ulu Melaka Market
• Tue: Kedawang Market
• Wed: Kuah Night Market
• Thu: Temoyong Night Market
• Fri: Ayer Hangat Night Market
• Sat: Kuah Night Market
• Sun: Padang Matsirat Night Market

Day 2 – Discover Langkawi by motorbike

Langkawi is a fairly big island that has lots to explore. Rent a motorbike to easily get to most parts of the island within 30/40 minutes. 

Tip: If you would rather not drive a motorbike, it is also possible to book a private island tour and create your own itinerary.

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5. Tanjung Rhu beach

After breakfast, make your way to the northern tip of Langkawi. Tanjung Rhu is a remote beach sandwiched between the lush jungle and the Andaman Sea. This area is much quieter than other parts of Langkawi and hosts only a few exclusive resorts. A little piece of heaven!

6. Cruising Langkawi

From north to south, east to west, you will find a variety of beaches and landscapes on Langkawi. Cruise with your motorbike around the island, along the rice paddies and white-sand beaches. 

Langkawi is a safe island to drive around on your own and all main roads are very well maintained for traffic.

7. Langkawi Mangrove tour

Langkawi’s northeast coastline is covered with dense mangrove forest and is incredibly important for the island’s ecosystem. The Mangrove is a UNESCO Global Geopark, in other words: a protected area that can only be visited by taking a boat tour. A mangrove tour is a great way to learn about plants and wildlife and how they all work together in the ecosystem. 

Highly experienced guides will take you by boat through the mangroves and explain why these areas are so crucial for the island, before finishing at the stunningly peaceful crystal pool.

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Two things we learned that day:

• Mangrove forests act as a barrier for waves. 
• There are almost no mosquitoes on the island because of the bats that eat insects. 

Day 3 – Adventure & Chill

Get your adrenaline pumping by zipping across the 12 zip lines in the Langkawi jungle. The longest zipline of Langkawi is located at the foot of the Seven Wells Waterfall. It gives a spectacular view of both the waterfall and jungle.

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9. Sunset boat tour

One of the most popular things to do in Langkawi is to take one of the many boat tours that are on offer around the island. A range of cruises is available, such as island-hop on and off cruises, luxury sunset cruises, and mangrove tours.

A hop-on and off cruise allows you to see some of the biodiverse waters and islands surrounding Langkawi, freshwater lakes, and islands famed for their corals and rich marine life.

Be aware that the corals are protected at the moment in Langkawi due to excessive coral bleaching, so make sure to only swim where instructed and never touch the corals. 

Opt for a private tour if you want to be flexible in your itinerary and avoid the crowds of travelers that may also be visiting these places on the standard island hopping tours.

One of the top sunset tours in Langkawi is with Captain Eva on the Damai Indah . See the legendary Langkawi sunset whilst afloat on the ocean, take a dip at dusk, and eat incredible food at sea.

Things not to do on Langkawi

There are, sadly, a few popular activities on Langkawi that aren’t ethical. The first is to visit a crocodile farm. It may seem a credible place for the animals to live, but the crocodiles are used in stunt shows for the entertainment of travelers.

The second activity is to feed the eagles (normally a part of the island hopping tour). Travelers are encouraged to feed the eagles chicken skin, which is not a part of their natural diet, resulting in an imbalance of the food chain that causes damage to the ecosystem. Never support activities that use animals in this way and trust your instincts as to which activities may be inhumane.

Tip: Book onto a mangrove tour instead, where you can see beautiful birds and other wildlife in their natural environment, without causing them damage through feeding.

Getting to Langkawi

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A popular method of travel is to first visit Penang before taking the ferry across to Langkawi. The journey is about 2-3 hours, but it is worth checking the weather, as during the monsoon season, the crossing can be rough. Note: Since 2020, the ferry from Penang to Langkawi has stopped running and has yet to resume. For now, the only way to get there is by plane.

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Getting around

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Where to stay in Langkawi

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Best time to visit Langkawi

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Day Tour Itinerary for Mangrove Tour Langkawi Package 2024

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Embark on a Day of Wonders: Mangrove Tour Langkawi 2024 by LangkawiGo Tours

Welcome to Langkawi, a tropical paradise where nature’s wonders come to life! Prepare to be captivated by the breathtaking beauty of the island’s mangrove ecosystem with the Mangrove Tour Langkawi package by LangkawiGo Tours. This meticulously crafted day tour offers an immersive experience, combining thrilling adventures and serene moments amidst the natural wonders of Langkawi.

Below are attractions that included in our Mangrove Tour Langkawi Itinerary; 

•   Monkey Feeding
•   Fish Farm
•   Floating Restaurant 
•   Eagle Feeding
•   Mangrove Sightseeing
•   Crocodile Cave
•   Andaman Sea Tour
•   Icon Kilim Geoforest Park
•   Swimming At Private Beach
•   Fish Feeding/Snorkel At Dangli Island  

Mangrove Tour Langkawi Itinerary Highlights:

1. bat cave: unveiling mysteries.

Our journey kicks off with a visit to the mysterious Bat Cave, nestled within the lush mangrove forests. Witness the spectacular sight of bats in their natural habitat, creating a mesmerizing display as they take flight.

2. Monkey Feeding: Playful Encounters

Monkey Feeding on Mangrove Tour Langkawi

Next on the agenda is a heartwarming encounter with Langkawi’s playful residents. Engage in monkey feeding sessions, where you can interact with these charming creatures against the backdrop of the scenic mangrove landscape. Mangrove Tour Langkawi.

3. Fish Farm: Dive into Aquatic Wonders

Dive into the vibrant marine life of Langkawi at the Fish Farm. Explore various species of fish and marine creatures, adding a touch of educational delight to your Mangrove Tour Langkawi.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant underwater world at the Fish Farm. Discover an array of marine life, from colorful tropical fish to majestic seahorses, offering an up-close encounter with the wonders beneath the surface.

4. Floating Restaurant: Culinary Delights Amidst Nature

Savor a delicious lunch at the Floating Restaurant, a unique dining experience surrounded by the tranquility of the mangrove waters. Order your preferred cuisine and relish a moment of relaxation.

Satisfy your taste buds at the Floating Restaurant, a unique dining experience surrounded by the mangrove’s natural beauty. Order and pay at your leisure as you indulge in delicious local cuisine amidst breathtaking views.

5. Eagle Feeding: Majestic Soaring Moments

Behold the majestic eagles in action as we engage in a thrilling eagle-feeding session. Watch these magnificent birds soar through the sky, creating a spectacle that’s truly unforgettable.

Feel the rush as you witness eagles swooping down to grasp their prey during our Eagle Feeding session. Capture these majestic creatures in action against the backdrop of the Langkawi sky.

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6. mangrove sightseeing: nature’s extravaganza.

Cruise through the intricate network of mangrove forests, absorbing the beauty of the unique ecosystem. Our expert guides will provide insights into the flora and fauna that make this area so ecologically rich.

7. Crocodile Cave: Daring Discoveries

Explore the enigmatic Crocodile Cave, a geological wonder nestled within the limestone cliffs of Langkawi. Marvel at the intricate formations as we delve into the heart of this natural marvel.

Embark on an adventure into the Crocodile Cave, where the mysterious darkness reveals the hidden secrets of Langkawi’s geological formations. Brace yourself for an encounter with the unknown. Mangrove Tour Langkawi.

8. Andaman Sea Tour: Panoramic Vistas

Sail across the breathtaking Andaman Sea, where crystal-clear waters meet the azure sky. Marvel at the panoramic vistas, capturing the essence of Langkawi’s natural splendor.

9. Icon Kilim Geoforest Park: Nature’s Masterpiece

Behold the iconic Kilim Geoforest Park, a UNESCO-listed marvel featuring limestone formations and ancient geological wonders. Explore this natural masterpiece with LangkawiGoTour’s expert guides.

10. Swimming at Private Beach: Serenity Beckons

Relax and rejuvenate at a secluded private beach. Take a refreshing dip in the clear waters, surrounded by the tranquility of nature.

11. Fish Feeding/Snorkel at Dangli Island: Dive into Adventure

Conclude your day with an optional adventure – fish feeding or snorkeling at Dangli Island. Bring your snorkel set or rent one at the jetty for an immersive underwater experience.

Bring your own snorkel set or rent one at the jetty for an exhilarating experience at Dangli Island. Feed colorful fish or snorkel amidst vibrant coral reefs, adding an adventurous twist to your Mangrove Tour Langkawi journey.

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This Langkawi itinerary is a step-by-step guide of the best things to do in Langkawi in 2024. What is the best way to spend 5 days in Langkawi? 

Langkawi is packed with natural beauty, adventure and epic activities . Langkawi has beaches , jungles, hills and waterfalls. However, lots of things have changed in Langkawi in recent years. Some activities have stopped and other new activities and attractions have started. We will give you all of the up-to-date information you need to plan an amazing trip. 

We have tried to include a wide variety of activities including some relaxing and chilled activities and also some adventurous and Intrepid activities.

This Langkawi itinerary is designed to save you time planning your trip. We have tried to guide you through 5-days in Langkawi step-by-step with all the necessary details you need for planning. I have tried to include prices, locations, opening times and top tips to help you make the most of your trip to Langkawi.

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Summary of your 5-day Langkawi itinerary 

Day 1: perdana marine park and dine in a rice paddy, day 2: visit tanjung rhu and take a mangrove tour, day 3: nasi dagang local breakfast & the splashout waterpark .

Day 4: Skycab cable car, the sky bridge and Skytrex high ropes course

Day 5: Temurun waterfall and kayaking 

Map of your 5-day langkawi itinerary.

Things to know before you go to Langkawi 

Before you go to Langkawi it important to know what to expect. Langkawi is one of the top tourist spots in Malaysia. It is a small island located off the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia not too far from the border of Thailand. Langkawi have a strong Malay culture, however due to Customs laws some of the restricted items like alcohol are available tax-free in Langkawi.

Langkawi has many of the advantages and disadvantages of being a tourist hotspot. During certain times of the Year (especially Malaysian holidays) Langkawi can be very busy. Therefore, if you are planning a trip to Langkawi it is very important to make sure you book things in advance. For example, we recommend booking ferry tickets in advance (especially if you’re planning to use the car ferry), try to book car rental in advance and get your hotels booked nice and early. 

On the positive side, the high levels of tourism in Langkawi mean that there is plenty of nice food and lots of great attractions to enjoy. if you are visiting Langkawi during and the peak season make sure that you arrive at activities nice and early to avoid the crowds. 

How do you get around in Langkawi?

This Langkawi itinerary has activities spread all over the island. Having a convenient way to get around is very important.

One of the challenges of Langkawi is getting around the island. Langkawi is less developed than Penang and does not have a public transport system. Therefore, it is quite expensive to get around in Langkawi. The main ways to get around Langkawi have to use taxis or to rent a car.

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If you’re planning to use taxis in Langkawi we recommend buying a local SIM card with data and downloading the Grab taxi app onto your phone (don’t miss the full guide to using Grab in Malaysia ). you need to register your account using your local phone number and then you can use mobile data to order taxis on the go. It is likely to cost between RM15 – RM60 per journey to get around the island (depending on distances). Alternatively, you can rent cheap cars in Langkawi at the ferry or at the airport. Car rental starts at around RM60 in Langkawi. 

What is the best way to get to Langkawi?

There are two main ways to get to Langkawi . You can either travel to Langkawi by ferry or you can fly to Langkawi. Internal domestic flights in Malaysia are very cheap. For example AirAsia flights to Langkawi from Kuala Lumpur and also from Penang. If you’re planning to travel to Langkawi by ferry you can either take the passenger ferry or the car ferry . Be aware that the car ferry is actually quite expensive and it may well be cheaper to take the passenger ferry and rent a car in Langkawi. If you are planning to travel to Langkawi during a Malaysian holiday make sure that you booked your transport nice and early.

Top tip: In the past there has been a ferry to Langkawi from Penang. However, this has not been running for a while. 

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What are prices like in langkawi .

If you are trying to work out your budget for your Langkawi itinerary it is worth knowing a little bit about local prices. Prices in Langkawi are a little bit higher than other places in Malaysia. However, Langkawi is still a cheap and enjoyable destination. You can still find cheap Malaysian street food around Langkawi and there are some budget options for accommodation. 

• Cheap street food ranges between RM10 – RM15 per dish
• Tourist food normally costs RM15 – RM25 per dish 
• Budget hotels start around RM50 – RM60 per night
• You can find many rooms for RM150 per night

It is also worth noting that Langkawi operates a dual pricing system. This is the same all around Malaysia. Typically foreigners pay a lot more than locals (sometimes 2 or 3 times the price!). This can feel frustrating to some travelers. 

On the first day of your Langkawi itinerary visit the Perdana Marine Park . This is an innovative and ethical eco Project. We recommend planning a whole day to enjoy the Perdana Marine Park.

The Perdana Marine Park

The Perdana Marine Park has a wide range of activities. There are several artificial saltwater pools with different types of sea life. In the shallowest pool you can swim with a black tip reef sharks. There is also a 3 m pool with a wide variety of coral and fish. When you visit you can snorkel in these pools and enjoy swimming close to the fish. You can also buy fish food to feed the fish. The deepest pool is 5m and has an artificial shipwreck, a sea arch and a wide range of fish. Keep your eye out for the Giant groupers, clownfish. 

You can rent a wide range of equipment. They even have sea scooters for rent and for an additional fee you can try scuba diving in the 5m pool. You do not need any experience for this and the instructor will introduce you to the equipment and take you for a diving tour of the 5 m pool.

The Perdana Marine Park also has a kids play area, a lazy river with an inflatable boat and an education center with an aquarium. You can buy food and drinks at the Perdana Marine Park. There are also changing rooms, showers and lockers. The advantage of visiting the Perdana Marine Park is that visitors do not cause any damage to the natural coral reefs – so this park removes some of the stresses on natural ecosystems in Malaysia. 

Seashells restaurant

In the evening head over to the Seashells restaurant in the Cenang Bay area. This restaurant serves BBQ fish, chicken, rice and other condiments on the Banana Leaf platter. The most impressive thing about the seashells restaurant is the stunning location. This restaurant is located on a wooden terrace over rice paddies.

Platters range between RM50 – RM100. If you have time, also try and catch the sun set on Cenang Beach. Although this beach is crowded it has lovely vibes and enjoys an impressive sunset view. 

Day 3 of your Langkawi itinerary involved a visit to a very beautiful beach and a wildlife tour of the mangroves. Make sure you pack a day bag with swimming stuff, plenty of water and snacks. Also, consider sun protection for the day.

Tanjung Rhu beach

Tanjung Rhu is one of the most beautiful beaches in Langkawi. being in a slightly more remote location this is also a pretty quiet beach. from the beach you have a stunning view of small island and steep jungle covered Cliffs. It is also possible to do a range of activities at Tanjung Rhu.

For example you can rent sea kayaks, rent paddle boards or rent an ATV. So whether you are planning to swim, paddle or just chill on the beach there is plenty to do in the area.

Just next to the car park for Tanjung Rhu beach, there is a second car park which is at the jetty for the mangrove tours. After enjoying Tanjung Rhu we recommend taking a boat tour of the mangroves. 

Mangrove tours Langkawi

The Mangrove tour explores the Kilim Geoforest Park on the east side of Langkawi. This is a remote, beautiful and wild part of the island. If you are interested in the tropical wildlife of Malaysia the mangrove tour is a must do activity. Mangrove tours normally visit the bat cave and crocodile cave. On the tour you can see wild eagles, macaque monkeys and dusky leaf monkeys. 

To get the best price for a Mangrove tour just turn up and buy your ticket at the entrance. You can get shared trips from the entrance for around RM90 per adult and private tours as little as RM200. The amount depends where you book, which tour you would like and whether you barter.  If you pre-book with a local tour operator, expect to pay around RM120 – RM150 per adult and RM80 – RM100 per child for a shared tour. 

Day 3 is a fun and active day of your Langkawi itinerary. Start your day with an amazing local experience. We highly recommend trying a local speciality called Nasi Dagang. And what better place to do this than overlooking some stunning rice terraces with a beautiful backdrop of jungle covered mountains? Nasi Dagang Pak Malau is one of the best places in Langkawi to experience a local breakfast.

Nasi Dagang is a delicious local curry containing fish, coconut and spices. This lovely local cafe has outdoor seating and a very beautiful view. Whilst you’re here we also recommend trying Teh Tarik which is a local Malaysian tea. The prices here are very reasonable with most dishes range in price between RM10 – RM20. 

After enjoying an amazing local breakfast head over to the Splashout waterpark . The splash out waterpark is an excellent activity for families with kids. There is a wide range of pools, slides and activities. We particularly love the super exciting tube slides.

You can share a tube with a small group and the slides have exciting drops and half pipes. There is also a kids play area at the Splashout Waterpark. Different slide zones open up at different times throughout the day – so plan to stay long enough to enjoy the full range of slides and activities. 

Ticket prices for the Splash out water park: 

• Children below 90cm: FREE
• Children 90cm – 12 years old: RM55
• Adults 13 – 59 years old: RM75
• Senior Citizens (60 and over): RM40

Day 4: Skycab cable car, the Skybridge and Skytrex high ropes course

Day 4 of your Langkawi itinerary allows you to see Langkawi from a different perspective. One day 4 we recommend riding the cable car, seeing the Skybridge and if you’re feeling brave try a high ropes course. It is worth being aware that these are the most popular attractions in Langkawi and can get very busy. Be prepared for some waiting. in order to minimize waiting times and avoid big queues we recommend arriving nice and early. 

The skycab cable cars

Start off nice and early on the Skycab cable car. Aim to arrive 30 minutes before opening time. The cable cars open at 9.30am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and at 10am for the rest of the week. 

The cable cars lead up Machincang Mountain and afford breathtaking views over the oceans and jungle covered hills of Langkawi. At the top of the cable cars you can walk around 10 minutes to visit the Skybridge (this costs RM6 for adults and RM4 for children). There is a Skyglide cabin – an alternative to the walk. This costs RM16 and the queues can get pretty long. 

You can normally buy package tickets which include additional experiences such as Skydome, Skyrex and the 3D art museum. Cable car (Skycab) Packages range between RM45 – RM120 per person. Looking for something unique? You can ride the glass bottom gondola for RM105 (roughly £20) Private gondolas cost around RM550

TOP TIP: You can also book packages in advance online and you will be given an arrival time – you still need to queue but this can reduce waiting times. 

Skytrex high ropes

After enjoying the cable car and Skybridge visit the Skytrex high ropes course. This is an obstacle course suspended in the canopy of the jungle. The Skytrex high ropes course includes bridges, balancing activities, bars, suspended tunnels and ziplines. It costs around RM80 – RM100 depending on which package you choose. You can book online for discounts. Packages take around 2 – 3 hours. Skytrex is open daily from 9am – 3pm. 

Day 5 of your Lanka itinerary involves a visit to a very impressive waterfall with an opportunity to swim in the plunge pool and also no sea kayaking. we recommend packing a day bag including swimming kit, snacks and plenty of water also remember to bring some protection.

Temurun waterfall

Start the day off with a visit to the impressive Temurun waterfall. This waterfall is located on the North coast of Langkawi. It is free to visit and there is a small car park very close to the Waterfall. From the car park you need to walk around 10 minutes to the waterfall, the final section of path is pretty steep and challenging – therefore we recommend being careful and making sure you are wearing appropriate walking shoes. The waterfall itself is very impressive with a beautiful deep plunge pool at the bottom. Many people paddle and swim in the plunge pool. This really is exhilarating and pretty cold too! 

Sea kayaking

After enjoying the waterfall, head East along the North coast of Langkawi to Tanjung Rhu (this is the beach you visited on day 1 of this Langkawi itinerary). At this beach you can rent a sea kayak. A double sea kayak costs RM50 per hour and a single kayak costs RM30 per hour. 

If you do plan to sea kayak we recommend being very cautious. Only do activities on the ocean that you feel sufficiently confident and competent to do safely. Always wear a life jacket and make sure the water is reasonably calm and safe for kayaking. If you feel unsure we recommend asking for a local guide or instructor to accompany you. In the area you may also be interested in visiting Scarborough fish and chips. This is a beach front restaurant serving English style fish and chips with an epic sea view. Prices are quite high – but this is a nice experience if you have time and don’t mind paying a little more for your meal. 

What are the best places to stay for this Langkawi itinerary? 

Langkawi has an excellent range of hotels to choose from. Due to the touristy nature of Langkawi it is harder to find budget hotels. However, if you’re planning to splash out on an awesome holiday there are some incredible hotels and resorts in Langkawi. Resorts with private pools are a big deal in Langkawi.  Here are our top pick hotels and resorts for this Langkawi itinerary…

Shell Out Beach Resort (Cenang Bay)

Shell Out beach resort is the best budget hotel in Langkawi. Rooms are clean and well equipped and there is also an outdoor swimming pool on site. We are particularly impressed with the location of this hotel. It is located right in the center of Cenang bay which is the main tourist hub in Langkawi. 

The Four Seasons resort (Tanjung Rhu)

Located on the stunning North Coast of Langkawi this impressive resort offers luxurious decadent accommodation in paradise. Everything about the Four Seasons resort is impressive. They have an amazing restaurant serving fresh delicious food. There is also a very impressive range of suites and villas to meet everyone’s needs. 

The Datai Langkawi (Datai beach)

If you are attracted to the natural beauty of the tropical jungle we recommend a stay at the Datai Langkawi Resort. This luxurious 5-star resort offers beautiful villas immersed in the jungle. If you’re looking for a private pool villa in the rainforest, this is the best choice for you. 

The Ritz Carlton Langkawi

Ritz-Carlton is normally a name associated with city glitz and glam. However, we think they have absolutely nailed their Langkawi resort. We love the private pool villas with breathtaking ocean views. This resort offers the comfort and luxury of your own home in paradise. 

Ambong Pool Villas

If you’re hoping to stay in private pool villas with great views at competitive prices check out the Ambong pool villas. These villas are super stylish and enjoy views of jungle, hills and ocean. Seriously, check out the pictures – you will be amazed what you can get here. 

Life loving, adventure chasing, Mum of 3 who loves travel. Over 10 years of travel writing experience. Emma now loves to give the best tips to help other travel loving parents plan adventures with their kids. Whether you need to find the best accommodation or just need to know how to pack your bag Emma is that travelling mum who love to help you.

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