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Located at Pulau Langgun's southernmost point, this remnant island boasts limestone abundant with fascinating fossils, notably gastropods and cephalopods. Over time, sustained erosion targeting a softer zone within an old headland's neck shaped this unique island. The process showcases nature's power to craft and remodel landscapes, preserving a rich tapestry of ancient life within its rocky canvas.
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Subcategory: Geosite
Tags: Rock Formation, Geopark, Natural History, Historic Site
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Tours & experiences
Explore different ways to experience this area.
Geological Marvel: Discover ancient marine fossils embedded in the rocks, showcasing the island's rich geological history.
Photography Opportunities: The unique landscape and fossil formations present a unique opportunity for photography enthusiasts.
Educational Experience: Ideal for geology enthusiasts and students, providing a hands-on learning experience about marine fossils and geological formations.
Scenic Boat Trips: Accessing the island typically involves a scenic boat trip, offering beautiful views of Langkawi's coastline.
Nature Exploration: Surrounded by natural beauty, it's a perfect spot for those looking to explore the less commercialized side of Langkawi.
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What is Pulau Anak Tikus?
Pulau Anak Tikus is a small island in Langkawi known for its ancient marine fossils, offering a unique glimpse into the geological past.
Where is Pulau Anak Tikus located?
The island is situated off the coast of Langkawi, Malaysia, within the Langkawi Geopark area.
How can I visit Pulau Anak Tikus?
Visits usually involve a boat trip from Langkawi. It's best to arrange tours through local operators who offer guided visits.
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