Ujung Buloh Remnant Island is a geosite in Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. Open 24 hours.
Ujong Buloh remnant island is part of a cluster of tropical karstic islands extended to Pulau Riang-riang, Pulau Batang, Pulau Balar, Pulau Ketumbu, Pulau Puchong, Pulau Tajai, Pulau Gubang Laut and Pulau Gubang Darat. Most of these consist of whitish limestones from the Chuping Formation except Ujong and Riang-riang, which consist of greyish limestons from the Setul Formation. These islands also exhibit evidence of ancient sea level changes and common Feature like tropical caves, sea stacks and sea arches.
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Explore different ways to experience this area.
Boat Tours: Enjoy scenic boat tours around the island, offering a chance to see the island's beauty from the water.
Natural Scenery: The island’s untouched natural scenery, including its lush vegetation and clear waters, makes it a perfect destination for nature lovers.
Bird Watching: Home to a variety of bird species, it's a great spot for bird watchers.
Peaceful Beaches: Discover secluded beaches perfect for relaxation and sunbathing away from the crowds.
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Ujong Buloh remnant island is part of a cluster of tropical karstic islands
The island is accessible via boat tours, which can be arranged from various points in Langkawi.
Visitors should adhere to conservation guidelines, like not disturbing wildlife and taking all trash back with them.
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