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Admire a glorious sunset while enjoying your cocktails... a perfect way to end the day and start the evening. The sun is low in the sky and the wind is gentle. Experience total serenity and listen to the sound of waves. Traverse the Andaman Sea and marvel at the many beautiful rugged islands of Langkawi.

You will be in for a unique experience as you set out in the morning to be the Indiana Jones of the East. The mangrove adventure, cave exploring, eagle watching and a delicious lunch will most definitely appease all your senses. This is an adventurous tour requiring climbing of steep stairs and uneven paths, so a pair of good walking shoes is recommended. Towels will come in handy. If you have a torch light bring it along. A pair of binoculars will prove rewarding.Take a walk on the platforms and see the variety of fish that are separated by net cages. Get a close-up shot of the many eagles as they zoom down with accuracy to their feed. See the vampire bats having their siesta as hundreds of them cling upside down from the ceiling of the cave formed millions of years ago. For nature lovers, the formation of stalagmite and stalactite including the rock formation would serve as an interesting subject.

An underwater haven for your diving and snorkeling pleasure. An ideal spot for underwater activities in this region. Sail on a catamaran that will take you to Pulau Payar, West Malaysia’s only Marine Park and discover the beautiful marine life and corals. Enjoy activities like snorkeling and scuba diving. Pamper your eyes to a varied collection of aquatic creatures, colourful fishes and exotic corals. For the less adventurous, take a ride in a glass-bottom boat and peek down to see the underwater creatures without getting wet. For the diving enthusiast, gears are available for hire. However you must have a diving certificate. Enjoy a sumptuous buffet lunch served at the platform, amidst tropical tranquility. Payar Island has been gazetted as a Marine Park to protect this wonderful creation.

Langkawi is a fascinating island made even more intriguing by its myths and legends. Its breathtaking scenery, rustic ambience enhanced by its marine life and spectacular limestone formation make this island an idyllic retreat. Langkawi is also listed under UNESCO on the list of Geoforest Park for the oldest rock formation and its rich biodiversity of fauna and flora.
View the tropical rainforest and beautiful waterfall on the northern part of Langkawi. Visit the Crocodile Farm which houses more than 1,000 crocodiles and alligators. Different species of crocodiles are being kept in specific ponds, where visitors can have a thorough look at the crocodiles or catch the scheduled daily shows and feeding.
Continue your adventure by experiencing the thrill of being in the “longest free span single rope” Cable Car for a 15-minute glide through virgin rainforest and waterfall to the peak of Gunung Mat Chincang. Feel on top of the World - breathe in the cool air as your eyes sweep the dramatic “bird-eye” view of Langkawi Islands and more
Visit the Batik Village to witness how wax and dye are used in the painting process.
The beautiful Black Sand Beach will be next, where you can take some snap shots of the old fishing jetty. We will visit Eagle Square to see the magnificent eagle sculpture erected on a pedestal overlooking the sea. This huge monument is a proud landmark of Langkawi, which is named after brown eagle.
Enjoy the splendid of some duty free shopping in Kuah town before returning to the hotel.

View the tropical rainforest and beautiful waterfall on the northern part of Langkawi. Visit the Crocodile Farm which houses more than 1,000 crocodiles and alligators. Different species of crocodiles are being kept in specific ponds, where visitors can have a thorough look at the crocodiles or catch the scheduled daily shows and feeding.
Continue your adventure by experiencing the thrill of being in the “longest free span single rope” Cable Car for a 15-minute glide through virgin rainforest and waterfall to the peak of Gunung Mat Chincang. Feel on top of the World - breathe in the cool air as your eyes sweep the dramatic “bird-eye” view of Langkawi Islands and more.

Underwater World is one of the largest marine and freshwater aquaria in Asia. Highlights include gigantic 15-meter long walk-through tunnel housing 500,000 litres of seawater and many big fishes and sea creatures such as sharks, stingrays, huge turtles. There is a spectacular “penguinarium” with an underwater tunnel for visitors to view swimming penguins. Other attractions include the Freshwater Fish Section, the Seashell Display, the Koi Pond, the Reptilian Section and the Coral Reef Section. The Langkawi Crocodile Farm is located at Teluk Datai, approximately 30 km away from Kuah Town. Spread over 20 acres of land, the farm houses more than 1,000 crocodiles and alligators. Different species of crocodiles are being kept in specific ponds, where visitors can have a thorough look at the crocodiles or catch the scheduled daily shows and hourly feeding.

The second largest 3D art museum in the world and largest in Malaysia.  Visit us at Langkawi’s Oriental Village and experience a whole new world without leaving paradise. The 3D Illusion art allows you to step into exotic worlds, play with massive creatures, and even travel through time. The museum is about fun, and interacting with art in the way you see it. At Art in Paradise, you can run, jump, crawl on the walls, and touch anything you see… it’s a playground to interact with your creativity.

Meal will be arranged at hotel restaurant. (Drinks on own arrangement).

Go golfing at The ELS Club Teluk Datai. Prepare to have your senses and skills challenged from the wide variety of courses available, spanning a total of 63 holes of golf — courses that stretch and snake through ancient rainforest down to the turquoise Andaman Sea; or challenging coastal golf that meanders alongside a 17km beach facing the South China Sea.

Go on a Shopping Spree and shop till you drop at Langkawi's iconic shopping street. 

Explore Langkawi, officially known as the Jewel of Kedah, is a district and an archipelago of 99 islands in the Andaman Sea some 30 km off the mainland coast of northwestern Malaysia.