Langkawi Island

      Langkawi is the largest of a multitude of islands that lie off the coast of Kedah state, in the far northwest of Peninsular Malaysia. The island compromises a jewelled setting of 99 islands. Langkawi is a versatile holidays destination with world-class infrastructure and facilities - a modern international airport, excellent roads, state-of-a-art marinas, budget hotels to award-winning, luxurious resorts, superb golf courses and a host of a recreational activities especially fishing.

Visitors arriving by sea will disembark at the jetty in the main town of Kuah. Located southeast of the island, the town houses many hotels and shopping centres. A large prominent statue of an eagle, situated at the popular Eagle Square is visible from afar when approaching the island. According to local folklore, Langkawi derived its name from the eagle or helang.
Langkawi's idyllic are perfect setting for fun-filled vacation. Tanjung Rhu Beach, 22km north of Kuah, is fringed by casuarinas from which the beach gets its name. A perfect place for picnic or fishing, this wide sandy beach offers unmatched pristine tranquility. The sunset here at dusk, in a blaze of orange and red is truly a spectacular sight.

On the western coastline of Langkawi, lie the beaches of Datai, Kok, Burau Bay and Tengah. Enjoy a round of golf at 18-hole course at Datai Bay and tee of against Langkawi's scenic backdrop. Those who wish to spend their day at Burau Bay can enjoy horseback riding while visitors to Tengah Beach can hire a boat and go for island hoping. Kok Beach is the location of Telaga harbour Park, a marina-cum-resort with ample facilities.

Cenang Beachis only 3km from the Langkawi International Airport and is the most developed of thr beach areas housing several luxury class hotels and dozens of budget chalets and restaurants. There are plenty of water sports available on this popular beach providing fun and excitment for all.