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Jeti Panjang Pulau Tuba, on Pulau Tuba in Langkawi’s archipelago, is accessible by public boats from Pekan Rabu jetty in Kuah, a 5 km journey taking 15-20 minutes, costing RM5 per person. Private charters offer more privacy. Near Lubuk Chempedak beach, this jetty is a key point in the Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park, part of Langkawi's UNESCO Geopark. It's a hub for local fishermen and a portal to traditional kampung life and Pulau Tuba's natural splendor.
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Subcategory: Bridge & Cable Car
Tags: jetty&Harbour
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Gateway to Authentic Island Life: Serving as the primary access point to Pulau Tuba, a traditional fishing village offering a glimpse into the authentic island lifestyle.
Nature Exploration: Opportunity to explore the less-commercialized natural beauty of Pulau Tuba, including its lush forests and tranquil beaches.
Local Culture and Hospitality: Experience the warmth and hospitality of the local community, known for their fishing and traditional crafts.
Scenic Boat Rides: Enjoy the scenic boat rides to and from the jetty, showcasing the beautiful waters and landscape of Langkawi.
Fishing and Seafood: Engage in or observe local fishing practices and savor freshly caught seafood.
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What is Kg. Pulau Tuba Jetty?
Kg. Pulau Tuba Jetty is the main entry and exit point for Pulau Tuba, an island off the coast of Langkawi known for its traditional village and lifestyle.
How do I get to Kg. Pulau Tuba Jetty?
Access is typically via boat from the main island of Langkawi. The journey offers scenic views of the Andaman Sea.
What can I do at Pulau Tuba?
Visitors can explore the traditional village, engage in nature walks, enjoy local seafood, and experience the island's serene environment.
