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Langkawi

This is a unique experience, different from the normal coach tour. Equipped with your own towel, binoculars and a good pair of walking shoes, set out to be one with Nature. Discover an ecosystem of winding rivers, mangrove forests and isolated islands and limestone formations. Cruise through a wonderfully serene nature park, where you will observe thousands of bats in a cave, eagles feeding, and several species of Malaysian fish being farmed in the river. Travel across Langkawi, a ruggedly mountainous archipelago of rainforests, lakes and waterfalls. At the Kilim jetty along the banks of its namesake river, you will board small 12-seater fiberglass boats and begin cruising through an ecosystem of winding river waters, passing thick mangrove forests, isolated islands and limestone rock formations. Upon reaching the Bat Cave, you will walk along a wooden platform into the heart of this underworld wonderland, where thousands of bats can be seen hanging upside down, while having a siesta, from the ceiling of the cave, which was formed millions of years ago.

Another highlight is the fish farm nearby that floats on a wooden platform just above the water’s surface. Silver-colored shooting fish (also known as archer fish), black stingrays and horseshoe crabs are among the species typically harvested here, and you may have the chance to feed them. You will also watch an eagle feeding that offers a close-up look at some of the park’s raptors, such as the White-bellied Fish Eagle and Brahminy Kite.

Immerse yourself in Malaysian culture at an exquisite craft center and then discover the area’s thriving marine life in the aquariums at Underwater World.

Enjoy a drive across Langkawi, a ruggedly mountainous archipelago of rainforests, lakes and waterfalls. Largely undeveloped, the landscape is classically tropical. The land is dotted with paddy fields, where buffalo may be cooling off in the muddy water.

Upon reaching the northern shore, you will visit the Buday Craft Cultural Complex, which celebrates Malaysia’s heritage.

While browsing the exhibits and heritage museum, you may find craft demonstrations going on. It is a great place to shop for locally hand-made products such as batik fabrics, rattan baskets, delicate bamboo carvings and intricately carved silverware. Ethnic tribes have created many of the woven and beaded handicrafts using time-honored designs.

The archipelago’s most recognized animal is the eagle, as the name Langkawi derives from the Malay word for eagle. You’ll see a massive sculpture of the bird about to take flight in Eagle Square, during a photo stop.

Then, it’s on to Underwater World, a showcase for colorful marine life and over 5000 tropical fish that are held in more than 100 specially designed tanks. Other highlights include an enormous hexagonal tank for sharks and stingrays, and a walk-through underwater tunnel that offers a unique perspective to watch swimming penguins.

Immerse yourself in the beauty and history of Langkawi by visiting an unusual rice museum and soaring over the rainforest in a cable car.

Enjoy views of paddy fields, where buffalo may be cooling off in the muddy water. Quaint Malay Kampung (villages) are scattered all over the island, giving you a true insight into the landscapes of Langkawi.

Stop to visit the Rice Garden, a museum with exhibits demonstrating the vital role rice plays throughout Malaysia. Strolling about the museum, you will be immersed in the history of the rice industry. There are displays devoted to rice planting, a tiered rooftop rice garden, and a traditional rice village. You may also see tools once used in the cultivation and harvesting of rice.

Drive to the foothills of Mount Machincang and ride on Langkawi’s biggest attraction, the cable car, to enjoy fantastic panoramic views of the surrounding rainforest and sea. If it’s a clear day, you may even catch sight of the islands off southern Thailand. You will have some free time at the top to further enjoy the views.

Time permitting, following the ride, you will have some free time to shop in the Oriental Village located at the cable car’s base.

Discover attractions that include Langkawi’s infinite natural beauty and interesting places, as you travel from a cultural complex to a rubber plantation to a landmark plaza.

Drive across Langkawi, a ruggedly mountainous archipelago of rainforests, lakes and waterfalls. Largely undeveloped, the landscape is classically tropical. It is still very much the land of rice fields, legends and friendly people. Pass scenic paddy fields with groups of buffaloes resting in their muddy ponds. Quaint Malay Kampung (villages) are scattered all over the island.

Stop at a functioning rubber estate where you get a close-up view of rubber tapping. The rubber tapper shows you how his skillful cut makes the rubber tree bleed latex; a simple method that has been used since the late 1800s. See how the tree sap is harvested to create products such as latex gloves, tires and paint.

Stop at the Budaya Craft Cultural Complex, which celebrates Malaysia’s heritage and local talents. This craft-shopping complex offers visitors the widest range of genuine Malaysian crafts. The abundance of choice includes basketry, batik paintings, pottery, pewter products and much more. You will even have a chance to view the art of glass blowing.

Thousands of other cultural treasures await you at the Prime Minister’s Gallery. Created to house, display and share with the people, the various awards and gifts that Malaysia’s former prime minister received from various world leaders, statesmen, and prominent Malaysians. The items include cars, furniture and vases decorated with his likeness.

The word Langkawi is derived from the Malay word for Eagle. Stop for photos at Eagle Square, with a monumental sculpture embracing the seafront in Kuah before heading back to the port.

Embrace the panoramic beauty of the Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark in style during this relaxing, full-day catamaran cruise with lunch.

Langkawi, Jetty, Catamaran Cruise, Geopark, Rainforests

Depart the pier for a short, guided walk to the jetty at Resorts World Langkawi. Upon arrival, embark your awaiting catamaran for a panoramic cruise along the Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark, part of the 99 volcanic islands that comprise the Langkawi Archipelago. As you glide through the crystal-clear waters, pass by verdant hills with lush rainforests, volcanic rocks, and pristine, white-sand beaches, rated amongst the finest in the world. Due to the size of the island, Langkawi's finest, must-see natural attractions, expansive parks, and iconic structures are best-explored by catamaran.

Sailing, Salt Water Jacuzzi, Sunbathing, Barbecue Lunch

With expert instruction and guidance from the crew, you can participate in cruising the catamara or also docool off in our salt water jacuzzi, soak up the tropical sun, or simply relax with your refreshing drink. In addition, enjoy a full-on barbecue lunch.

Beach, Swimming

After lunch, a stop is made at a pristine and secluded beach. Upon arrival, you can leave your catamaran for a swim.

Return-Cruise

After disembarking, commence the short walk back to the pier.

Explore the rainforest of Langkawi during this scenic and invigorating, half-day jungle trekking excursion.  

Langkawi, Guided Hiking Trek

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute morning drive. Upon arrival, receive your safety and hiking instructions, then begin your guided, approximately 2.6-mile (about 4.2 kilometers) into the rainforest at an elevation of (about 150 metres). Loose rocks, uneven, dirt and gravel paths, and hilly terrain are parts of the trek.

Langkawi Lowland Rainforest, Diverse Flora and Fauna, Gigantic Trees, Wildflowers, Streams

Your early start offers an opportunity to hear the morning symphony of the rainforest whilst exploring and learning about the fascinating lowland rainforest of Langkawi, a delicate rainforest habitat that is very importantly to the region's eco-system. This rainforest is one of the nation's most complex, dense, and species-rich forests, with a wide array of flora and fauna species. Rattan, strangling figs, and lianas are among the species of plants commonly found along your trail. In addition, take in captivating views of gigantic trees, wild flowers, and beautiful streams, and breathe in the fresh air.

Your tour concludes with an approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier.

Experience the spectacular natural beauty and wildlife of the Kilim Geoforest Park during this immersive, half-day sightseeing cruise.

Langkawi, Kilim Jetty, Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark, River Cruise, Flora & Fauna, Bat Caves

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive to the Kilim Jetty. Upon arrival at the parking area, a short, guided walk brings you to the jetty. After receiving your safety and tour instructions, embark your boat for a picturesque and relaxing, approximately two-hour river cruise along the Kilim Geoforest Park, an UNESCO Global Geopark. Along the way, marvel at the exquisite beauty, hidden gems, and endemic flora and fauna unique to these wetlands. Your first stop is at the Gua Kelawar (Bat Caves), where the majority of the Malaysian fruit bat population can be found.

Malaysian Fruit Bats, Eagle Watching,

Upon arrival, disembark your boat and stroll along the approximately 109-yard (about 100-metre) pontoon, or approximately 897-square-yard (about 750-square-metre) footbridge with high roof, which actually goes into the cave. Inside, observe the cave's huge Malaysian fruit bat population. Back on board, your river cruise continues through the park's mangrove forest. Here, you can observe white-headed eagles, along with a wide array of wildlife, including herons, red eagles, long-tailed macaques, reptiles, squirrels, and more. From here, head to the Gua Buaya (Crocodile Cave). The entrance to the cave resembles a completely developed crocodile from nose-to-tail.

Upon arrival and after a comfort stop, walk back to the parking area, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 45-minute drive back to the pier.

Experience the pristine natural beauty of Langkawi in a unique new way during this picturesque, half-day kayaking excursion through the island's mangrove forests.

Scenic Drive and Kelim Jetty and River Delta

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 40-minute drive to the Kelim Jetty, located at the north-eastern tip of Langkawi Island. En route, pass by Malay kampongs (villages), rice fields, rubber plantations and fruit orchards. Upon arrival at Kelim Jetty, view the river delta that feeds the mangrove swamps' ecological system.

River Safari Cruise and Limestone Cave

Next, embark your kayak and begin a 2 hours and 30 minutes guided kayaking tour through the mangrove forest. Along the way, hear the sounds of the forest's denizens, and marvel at the surrounding flora and fauna. Stops are made for a visit to a local fish farm, and a guided walk through a bat cave and keep watch for wildlife sightings. Upon returning to the Kelim Jetty, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 40-minute drive back to the pier.

Spend a full day exploring Langkawi at your leisure. In the comfort of your own private car, discover the city and its surrounding areas with a knowledgeable guide. Create your own itinerary, see sights at your own pace with friends and family if you wish, and learn about this fascinating part of the Far East.

Your full-day outing includes an air-conditioned car with your driver and English-speaking guide. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

For those guests interested in touring independently while in Langkawi, we are pleased to provide this opportunity for a half day's discovery of the city and its surrounding areas at your leisure, in the comfort of your own private car. Enjoy the flexibility of creating your own itinerary in which to explore this fascinating region of the Far East with friends and family, if you wish.

Your half-day outing includes an air-conditioned car with your driver and an English-speaking guide. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Spend a full day exploring Langkawi at your leisure. In the comfort of your own private van, discover the city and its surrounding areas with a knowledgeable guide. Create your own itinerary, see sights at your own pace with friends and family if you wish, and learn about this fascinating part of the Far East.

Your full-day outing includes an air-conditioned van with your driver and English-speaking guide. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

For those guests interested in touring independently while in Langkawi, we are pleased to provide this opportunity for half day's discovery of the city and its surrounding areas at your leisure, in the comfort of your own private van. Enjoy the flexibility of creating your own itinerary in which to explore this fascinating region of the Far East with friends and family, if you wish.

Your half-day outing includes an air-conditioned van with your driver and an English-speaking guide. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Discover Langkawi's scenic attractions and get acquainted with the island's cultural and artistic heritage.

Eagle Square

You will begin your day with a stop at Eagle Square, built as an emblem of the island and is one of Langkawi's best known manmade attractions. There is a large sculpture of an eagle poised to take flight and the 12-metre-tall statue is one of the island's most instantly recognizable monuments. Besides offering beautiful views of Kuah Bay, it has beautiful miniature fountains, terraces and bridges, making it the ideal place for those postcard-perfect holiday photos.

Cable Car Ride

The next main highlight of this tour will be at the Langkawi Cable Car, it takes you on a ride up the mountainside on a 42-degree incline and vertiginous 15-minute ride to the top of mount Mat Cincang, offering breath-taking views of Langkawi's rainforests, islets, and waterfalls. Explore the summit of 700-metre Mount Mat Cincang and marvel at the spectacular views of the Andaman Sea and numerous islands that make up the Langkawi archipelago. The Langkawi Sky Bridge is located at the 'end' of the Cable Car ride. One of the island's highlights, it is a 410ft-long curved pedestrian bridge. The wide bridge has two triangular platforms that act as 'stops' where you can admire the view and rest your feet.

Rice Garden Museum

Rice is the bread of Asia, and a staple dish at every meal. The Rice Garden Museum is dedicated to the humble grain and its cultivation. It has a collection of artefacts, photos, charts and tools on the history of rice cultivation in Langkawi. It is divided into the Heritage Gallery, Paddy Gallery, Herb Garden and Garden of Variety.

At the end of your visit, you will return back to the pier.

Schweben Sie mit der SkyCab über den üppig grünen Dschungel Langkawis auf 705 m Höhe. Oben angelangt, haben Sie Gelegenheit die aufregende Sky-Bridge, eine 125 m lange Hängebrücke, zu beschreiten. Zurück auf Bodenniveau können Sie das Oriental Village mit zahlreichen Souvenirgeschäften durchstöbern.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Bustransfer zum Oriental Village, ca. 40 Minuten
• Erklärung des Geländes durch den Reiseleiter und Austeilen der Tickets
• Aufenthalt inklusive SkyCab und Sky-Bridge, insgesamt gut 2 Stunden
• Fastlane-Ticket für die SkyCab sowie Eintritt zur Sky-Bridge inkludiert

Für individuelle Landgänge halten die örtlichen Veranstalter für Sie in vielen Häfen eine begrenzte Anzahl an Minivans und fachkundigen Reiseleitern bereit, die Sie vorab über uns reservieren können. Ob allein oder zu zweit, ob als Familie oder gemeinsam mit neu gewonnenen Freunden - starten Sie zu einer unvergesslichen Entdeckungsreise.

Informationen zum Reservierungsablauf: Sofern Sie Interesse an einem Fahrzeug mit privater englischsprachiger Reiseleitung haben, wenden Sie sich bitte an unser Serviceteam unter Landausfluege@tuicruises.com, welches das gewünschte Arrangement gerne für Sie reserviert. An Bord werden Sie seitens des Ausflugsteams kontaktiert, um die Details wie beispielsweise die gewünschte Startuhrzeit und die individuellen Programmwünsche zu besprechen. Eventuell anfallende Eintrittsgelder, Fotogebühren, Mahlzeiten, Parkgebühren sind direkt vor Ort während des Ausfluges zu bezahlen.

Die Preise gelten in Langkawi wie folgt:
Ein Fahrzeug mit Fahrer:

• 120 € für 1 - 2 Personen (halbtags)
• 180 € für 1 - 2 Personen (ganztags)
• 140 € für 1 - 6 Personen (halbtags)
• 210 € für 1 - 6 Personen (ganztags)
  

Ein Fahrzeug mit Fahrer und englischsprachigem Reiseleiter:

• 180 € für 1 - 2 Personen (halbtags)
• 270 € für 1 - 2 Personen (ganztags)
• 210 € für 1 - 6 Personen (halbtags)
• 300 € für 1 - 6 Personen (ganztags)