Langkawi Mangrove

Take a boat tour of Kilim Geoforest Park, boasting a rich landscape of mangrove forests, ancient fossils, stunning islands, pristine beaches, and intriguing caves.

With the basic ticket, you can explore a bat cave, visit a fish farm, and go eagle-watching.

Choose from three ticket packages that include a visit to the crocodile cave, a delicious lunch at a rustic restaurant, relaxation on the beach, and fish-feeding at Dangli Island.

This geological heritage site is a vibrant example of how coastal karst and mangrove ecosystems coexist, showcasing a diverse array of life.

Fun fact: The park contains several fascinating caves, including the famous Gua Langsir, where you can see stalactite and stalagmite formations.

Join on a private boat tour through Kubang Badak forest, Malaysia's only UNESCO Global Geopark! With optional AC transfers and an English guide, you’re in for a good time.

Keep your eyes peeled for the incredible wildlife such as white-bellied sea eagles monitor lizards and maybe even some mischievous monkeys.

Head to the secluded Pulau Dangli Island, where crystal-clear waters are teeming with vibrant marine life and coral reefs, making it a snorkeler's paradise!

Your guide will regale you with the rich history of the Thai community, which once thrived here. See 100-year-old igloo-like charcoal kilns, which once fueled the local economy.

Fun fact: The area is known for its traditional crab farming practices. Local fishermen use the mangrove habitat to farm crabs, which are then sold in local markets.