Intriguing Legends and Nature’s Wonder. The Langkawi archipelago consists of 99 islands situated in the Andaman Sea, south of Thailand. Tourist flock here for the delightful beaches, superb resort and refreshing nature based activities. The best beaches include Pantai Cenang, Burau Bay, Pantai Kok and Pantai Datai. Accommodation ranges from world class resorts such as The Datai and The Andaman to affordable family chalets and facilities for budget travellers.

Most tourists agree that Langkawi’s biggest attraction is its natural, undisturbed state. Rice fields with grazing buffaloes give the island its rustic appeal.  The landscapes of the islands are caracterised by limestone outcrops blanketed in an emerald rainforest. A host of nature-based adventures await the visitor. Go on a fascinating boat ride through the mangroves.

The rare experience of feeding eagles in their natural setting is the highlight of the trip. In the vicinity are large caves; roosting grounds for thousands of fruit-eating bats. Alternatively, discover the rainforest or take the ride of a lifetime on the thrilling rainforest canopy adventure.

Tourist can go on self guided walks to Seven Wells (Telaga Tujuh) and swim in mountain pools. Take the Langkawi Cable Car to the summit of Gunung Mat Cincang at 700m for a spectacular view of the islands including neighbouring Thailand.

Sailing is a popular activity with first-class marinas providing berths for many international yachts. Yacht charters of varying durations are possible. Explore sea caves, deserted beaches, mangroves and freshwater lakes.  Sunset cruises on luxury motorized and bare-boat charter yachts combine to make Langkawi a year-round sailing destination.