Interesting Places
Kuah Town
Kuah Town
The largest town in Langkawi. Also known as the 'capital' of Langkawi. This
is the first spot where most visitor will visit upon arrival to the island.
This the place where the airport and ferry jetty is located.
There is an easy harmony of cultures between the mainly Malay and Chinese
population of Kuah, which nearing 12,000.
Delicious freshly caught seafood
prepared in the traditional styles of these people are available from
numerous little restaurants and bazaar stalls scattered throughout Kuah.
Pantai Rhu (Casuarina Beach)
Lined with tall shady Casuarina trees, Pantai Rhu is a magnificent beach
where the snorkeling is superb in coves rich with coral and marine life.
It is also an idea place for a good swim and sun bath.
Island Hopping
Spend a day island hopping on a speed boat with stop-over at Singa Besar
Island, Dayang Bunting Island, Beras Basah Island and Tuba Island. These
islands are ideal for picnickers and offers endless hours of pleasure in
the sun, the sand and the sea. You will be assure of the quality of the
natural scenic as these areas are declared a Marine reserve. In Singa Besar
Island, you will find a Wildlife Park which offers various
natural wildlife observation towers and recreation towel.
Wildlife park
Seven Wells
This is a spot where a freshwater stream cascades about 90 meters down
via a series of seven pools. Visiting the pools, especially the top one
will definitely brings excitements beside seeing the greening and cooling
surrounding.
Sea Sports
Exciting windsurfing, sailing, snorkeling, scuba diving, swimming, coral
seeing and sun bathing (warning: topless sun bathing in open public areas
is against Malaysian law).
Golfing
The facilities are available at Langkawi Golf Club, located close to the
coastline offers an alternate for those who shun the sea. Check with your
resort management or the tourism board to find out the details.
Fishing Village Visits
A visit to the fishing village will definitely amaze the tourist.
Kenny Chong Guide To Langkawi