Eagle Watching Point (Dayang Bunting)

Pulau Dayang Bunting

The hill shape that looks like a pregnant woman is famous, and the fertility-boosting Dayang Bunting Lake is there. It is in Langkawi's UNESCO Geopark and has old marble forms that you can see.

Pantai Pasir Dagang

Pantai Pasir Dagang is in Kilim Karst Geoforest, a UNESCO site. Accessible by boat, this tide-dependent beach offers turquoise waters, white sands, and scenic island views. Perfect for relaxation and photos.

Pulau Jerkom Besar

Explore Jerkom Besar's tranquility and scenic beauty via boat, a hidden gem alongside Jerkom Kecil in Langkawi.

Pasir Dagang Cave

Explore Gua Pasir Dagang, Langkawi's stunning cave with speleothems, marble, and skarn near Dayang Bunting. Marvel at its narrow entrance and underground stream.

Pulau Simpang Tiga Kechil

Simpang Tiga Kechil, a serene, uninhabited islet in Langkawi, offers natural exploration and boat access.

Pulau Simpang Tiga Besar

Pulau Simpang Tiga Besar is a small uninhabited island located in the Langkawi Archipelago, Kedah, and offers visitors the opportunity to explore its natural beauty.

Pulau Jerkom Kecil

Visit Pulau Jerkom Kecil for serene boat rides & scenic shots in Langkawi's hidden gem, paired with tiny Jerkom Besar.

Dayang Bunting Dolina

Named for hills resembling a pregnant maiden, is Langkawi's largest freshwater lake. Nestled within steep limestone karsts, it's a sinkhole from a collapsed cave, revealing the lake.

Jeti Dayang Bunting

Dayang Bunting Main Jetty offers access to Dayang Bunting Island. Reachable in 15 mins from Kuah Jetty or 20 mins from Pantai Tengah. Island hopping tour also include this island. Consult local guides for details.

Air Terjun Selat Bagan Nyior

Air Terjun Selat Bagan Nyior in Langkawi offers serene waterfalls perfect for a refreshing dip. Popular after nearby hikes, it's a nature lover's delight. Reviews on Trip.com and nearby hotels aid travelers.

Dayang Bunting Viewpoint

Viewed from the water, Dayang Bunting’s ridgeline forms a pregnant maiden shape, an iconic Langkawi sight seen on boat or jetski island tours.

Tasik Dayang Bunting

Tasik Dayang Bunting, a freshwater lake in Langkawi, Malaysia, known for its geological significance and water activities amid limestone cliffs and dense rainforest.

Pulau Jong

Pulau Jong is geological marvel in Langkawi, shaped like a ship with Permian fossils, steeped in local myths offering a unique experience within the Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park.

Pulau Batu Merah

Pulau Batu Merah, known for red rocks, lies in a UNESCO geopark. It features a floating hotel, fish garden, and water sports.

Pulau Jong Fossils

Rich in fossils, it houses foraminifera, molluscs, brachiopods, corals, and bryozoa, serving as a window to past marine life.

Pulau Kukus

Pulau Kukus, near Dayang Bunting in Langkawi, is an uninhabited isle passed by on island-hopping tours.

Birdwatching (Dayang Bunting)

Visit Dayang Bunting Island in Langkawi for its healing lake, lush rainforest, and birdwatching. Spot Hornbills, Kingfishers, Kites, and Woodpeckers in their natural habitat.

Pulau Singa Kechil Plateau

See the limestone column from the Chuping Formation atop the Singa Formation's sequence. Witness the subtle transitions between these rock formations.

The Geopark Bridge

The Geopark Bridge, built in 2007 in Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, connects Pulau Tuba and Dayang Bunting, aiding students' travel and boosting local economy. Offers scenic coastal views.

Pulau Lalang

Pulau Lalang, a serene uninhabited island near Langkawi, offers natural beauty. Close to Tanjung Mat Sah and Pantai Cenang, it's ideal for tranquil escapes.

Masjid Al-Falah (Pulau Dayang Bunting)

Masjid Al-Falah, Selat Bagan Nyior, Langkawi: a serene mosque with traditional Malaysian architecture, serving as a community and worship center.

Pulau Singa Kechil

Pulau Singa Kechil, located near Pulau Singa Besar in Langkawi, is a geological marvel. It features a clear boundary between Devonian to Permian-aged Singa Formation sedimentary rocks and Chuping Formation limestone.

Jeti Kg. Lubuk Cempedak

Despite structural aging and wear, it's a crucial transport link for locals and tourists. Authorities plan safety upgrades.

Masjid Al-Hijrah

Masjid Al-Hijrah on Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, features modern architecture with a blue dome. It welcomes 300 worshippers, offering serene sea and mountain views.

Pulau Selang

Pulau Selang, an L-shaped isle in Langkawi, offers natural beauty for exploration near Dayang Bunting.

Pulau Tak Berumput

Uninhabited Pulau Tak Berumput in Langkawi is near Kampung Temoyong, offering serene natural beauty.

Jeti Selat Bagan Asam

Selat Bagan Asam Jetty is a fisherman's haven within the Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park. A picturesque spot for sea views, it's a bridge-linked gateway to Pulau Dayang Bunting.

Teluk Baru

A serene bay on the southwestern part of Langkawi, sheltered by Tanjung Malai. It’s known for its fisherman’s pier, where fishing boats arrive with their catch. A truly authentic Langkawi experience.

Pulau Ular Abrasional Platform

Pulau Ular Abrasional Platform Geosite is a unique island in the Straits of Kuah, known for its snake-like appearance and wave abrasion platforms. It’s rich in ancient fossils and local mythology.

The Fjords (Selat Akar)

Langkawi's Fjords, part of UNESCO's Geopark, boast cliffs and inlets like Norway's. They can be explored on a jet ski adventure, offering a unique perspective of the island’s beauty.

Pulau Gubang Darat

Visit Pulau Gubang Darat for tranquility. This untouched islet in Langkawi boasts lush greenery, serene vistas, and a peaceful escape from the bustle.

Teluk Air Taun Thrust Fault

Witness the Teluk Air Taun Thrust Fault at Pulau Dayang Bunting, a steep fault scarp with grooves where the Chuping and Setul Formations meet.

Bukit Batu Licin

Enjoy a scenic 30-min hike to Bukit Batu Licin's summit on Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, with breathtaking views and nearby waterfall adventures.

Jeti Nelayan Kg. Selat

Jetty Nelayan Kg. Selat offers scenic sea views and insight into local fishing culture. Accessible by a short boat ride from Kuah Jetty, it's a unique spot for visitors seeking authentic experiences.

Gua Kelawar (Pulau Tuba)

Historic Cave of Bats on Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, served as WWII refuge from Japanese soldiers, now a bat habitat and poignant historical site.

Pulau Tuba

Pulau Tuba is a hilly island in Langkawi with lush greenery, traditional fishing villages, and the native Tuba plant, offering a glimpse of rural Malay life.

Sunset Cruise (Awana Porto Malai)

Relax on a sunset cruise in Cenang Langkawi with an open bar, BBQ dinner, and swimming. Enjoy stunning sunset views, live music, and a salt water jacuzzi.

Pulau Sipak

Pulau Sipak is a small uninhabited island located in the Langkawi Archipelago, Kedah, and offers visitors the opportunity to explore its natural beauty

Eagle Watching Point (Pulau Singa Besar)

Eagle watching on Langkawi's Island Hopping tour near Pulau Singa Besar and Kilim Geopark showcases reddish brown and white-bellied sea eagles swooping for food, with stunning island and sea views.