Where should I go in Langkawi?

26 Best Things to Do in Langkawi [2021 Updated]

• Explore Paradise on Earth.
• Visit the Night Market.
• Take A Stroll Across Pantai Cenang.
• Explore Lagenda Park.
• Escape To Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls.
• Grab A Photo At Eagle Square.
• Go Snorkelling at Payar Island.
• Catch Some Malaysian Rays.

Is Langkawi open for travel?

On 9 September, the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture officially announced that Langkawi will be launched as a pilot destination to be reopened to fully vaccinated local tourists beginning 16 September 2021.

What is so special about Langkawi?

Langkawi has a laid back atmosphere that makes it very different from other parts of Malaysia, and many people flock here for the pretty beaches and natural scenery. Some of the highlights of the island include its soaring peaks with sweeping vistas as well as its iconic cable car.

What is the best area to stay in Langkawi?

• Best areas to stay in Langkawi.
• Pantai Cenang, nice restaurants, beach cocktails and nightlife.
• Pantai Tengah, chilled out and close to the action.
• Pantai Kok, the upper-class area.
• Tangjung Rhu and the north of Langkawi.
• Kuah Town, great duty-free shopping.
• Where to stay in Langkawi with family.

Why is Langkawi famous?

Constituting 99 islands in Malaysia’s west coast, Langkawi is famous for its mystical legends, exquisite beaches, pristine rainforests and superb duty-free shopping! Interspersed with lush tropical rainforests, the islets are also home to staggering cliffs that dramatically jut out of the turquoise placid waters.

Can I travel from Selangor to Langkawi?

The best way to get from Selangor to Langkawi Islands without a car is to bus and ferry via George Town which takes 11h 46m and costs RM 150 – RM 170.

Can I travel from KL to Langkawi?

To get from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi (a distance of around 510 km) you can take a flight (1.1 hours, costing 150+ MYR), a bus to Kuala Perlis (7 hours, cost 50-60 MYR) then the ferry (1.25 hours) or go by train via Arau or Alor Setar (5 hours 70-98 MYR).

Why is Pulau Langkawi famous?

What is the best month to visit Langkawi?

Best Time to Go to Langkawi Between the months of November and April, Langkawi weather is a good balance of sunshine and light rainfall, making it the best time to head there for holiday. Temperatures are fairly consistent during the day, ranging from 30°C to 35°C while at night, between 28°C and 29°C.

Can you swim in Langkawi beaches?

The main island of Langkawi itself has many wonderful beaches with white stretch of sands and several of them are great for swimming. This is because the natural sediments that flow into the sea from the rivers in the island make the water visibility quite low.

How expensive is Langkawi?

The average accommodation cost in Langkawi range from: 7.30 USD (30 MYR) in hostel to 24 USD (100 MYR) in 3 star hotel. Price per night in a luxury hotel in Langkawi is about 111 USD (466 MYR). Using public transport in Langkawi comes at a cost of: 0.60 USD (2.50 MYR) for a one-way ticket.

Which is the best place to visit in Langkawi?

The tourist attraction also houses over 500 species of sea creatures including harbor seals, rock hopper penguins, seahorses, mandarin ducks, and flamingos. You can choose to visit the Underwater World immediately after arrival or before departure as it is only 15-minutes’ drive from the Langkawi International Airport.

Do you have to sit in laps in Langkawi?

Please correct the errors below. Children under 2 must either sit in laps or in seats. The best attractions in Langkawi make the most of the natural landscapes, expansive parks, and iconic structures that no first-time visitor should skip on their travel itinerary.

How tall is the cable car ride in Langkawi?

Set 700 metres above sea level, it is only accessible via the final station of the Langkawi Cable Car ride, which is priced at RM35 for adults and RM25 for children (two to 12 years old).