Langkawi draws visitors as a tropical island paradise. Nestled among dense tropical forests and blissful beaches, it is no wonder that the island is ultra-popular with visitors from around the world. Most of the top locations and activities transport visitors to a different world: rainforests lit by monkey chatter, with the rare toucan; marine life that changes tune with the tide; apricot sunsets unspoiled by skyscrapers, and so much more. In addition to the island’s ivory beaches, activities are meant for those seeking high adventure, romance, or family fun.
Langkawi Sky Bridge
Opened in 2005, the Langkawi Sky Bridge is 660 meters above sea level and consists of a 125-meter-long pedestrian footbridge. Open daily, the bridge swoops round the peaks of Machinchang Mountain: a major tourist attraction on the island. Made for 800 people at a time, visitors can enjoy a soaring panorama of the ripe canopy, curving shorelines and the blue-green ocean that weaves around the island. The skywards cable car—including 360°, VIP and glass-bottomed options— ropeways and giddy viewing decks give visitors the ultimate lookout. The destination is popular with visitors on a mission to to snap stunning, far-flung photos of Langkawi.
Address: Panorama Langkawi Sdn Bhd Cable Car Station, Oriental Village, Burau Bay, 07000, Langkawi
Phone: +604 – 959 4225
Operating Hours:
– Thursday – Tuesday: 9:30 am – 7:00 pm
– Wednesday: 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Admission Cost:
– Children: RM4
– Adults: RM6
Website
Underwater World Langkawi
One of the largest aquariums in Southeast Asia, Underwater World Langkawi is a best-seller visited by all ages.
Open daily, animal lovers can explore a range of exhibits from fresh and saltwater fish, to mammals such as reptiles and lizards, to peculiar deep-sea dwellers Guests will dive into incredible ecosystems including a steamy tropical rainforest, sub-Antarctic habitat, coral reef and more. The aquarium also puts on live educational shows and seminars, as well as times to watch animal feedings including of seals and penguins.
Address: Pantai Cenang, Mukim Kedawang, 07000, Langkawi
Phone: +604 – 955 6100
Operating Hours:
– Daily: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Admission Cost:
Locals
– Children: RM30
– Adults: RM40
Foreigners
– Children: RM40
– Adults: RM50
Website
Tanjung Rhu Beach
Considered one of Malaysia’s most impressive beaches, Tanjung Rhu Beach is 22 kilometers from Kuah, the main town on Langkawi. . Spared throngs of tourists by its distance from the main town, the beach is blessed with a pristine shoreline of immeasurable beauty. Several resort hotels parallel to the beach include the Four Seasons Resort. The best months of the year to visit are from January to March, when there is little rainfall in the region and balmy temperatures. The beach is home to various water activities including snorkeling and sailing, with festivals and events kicking off throughout the year.
Address: Tanjung Rhu Beach, Ayer Hangat, 07000, Langkawi
Phone: N/A
Operating Hours:
– 24 hours daily
Admission Cost:
– Free of charge
Website (not official)
