Langkawi The island of Langkawi is made up of stunning white sand beaches, jungle covered mountains and pristine turquoise waters.

Once no more than a sparsely populated fisherman’s outpost, it has now developed into Malaysia’s most popular island resort. Enjoy beachside activities, trekking through rainforests, watersports or simply relaxing under a palm tree or by the pool.

Take the cable car on a vertiginous ride up to the peak of Mount Mat Chinchang 708 metres high with breathtaking views of Langkawi. Walk across the Sky Bridge, a curved pedestrian suspension bridge floating 100 metres above the jungle canopy or do some souvenir shopping in the quaint Oriental Village. Visit the Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls, a series of seven connected natural pools fed by seven separate waterfalls.

Discover some of Langkawi’s picturesque islets on an island hopping daytrip or cruise to Langkawi’s Marine Park with its excellent swimming and snorkeling, experiencing the area’s unique coral formations and colourful marine life. Some of Langkawi’s best shorelines can be found at Tanjung Rhu with secluded crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand. The waters in this area are punctuated by craggy limestone caves, including the Cave of Legends – a lovely cave whose story is shrouded in local folklore and mystery.