Guided Tours

Mangrove Tour at Kilim Geoforest Park Langkawi

Mangrove trees and limestone cliffs at Kilim Geoforest Park, Langkawi during a guided boat tour.

Kayakers paddling through lush mangrove forests in Langkawi, Malaysia during an adventure tour.

Mangrove trees and limestone cliffs at Kilim Geoforest Park, Langkawi during a boat tour.

Boat navigating through mangrove forest at Kilim Geoforest Park, Langkawi.

See mangrove forests, ancient fossils, islands, beaches, and caves on this 2/3/4-hour tour. You can visit a fish farm, go eagle-watching, or have lunch at a rustic restaurant.

Highlights

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.

Inclusions

2/3/4-hour Kilim Mangrove tour
Professional guide (as per option selected)
Lunch at a floating restaurant (as per option selected)
Access to floating fish farm
Eagle watching
Access to bat cave
Access to Crocodile Cave
Access to fish feeding (as per option selected)
Beach exploration (as per option selected)

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Your experience

A Biodiversity Hotspot

As you set off on a scenic river cruise at Kilim Geoforest Park, marvel at the colorful flora and fauna around you. Majestic raptors like brahmini kites and large white-bellied sea eagles often make an appearance. Your guide will help you point them out while eagle-watching. Also keep an eye out for mud crabs, and monitor lizards, squirrels, and monkeys. Stop at mysterious caves along the way and take a peek inside.

This park, located on the east of Langkawi, is home to a spectacular mix of coastal karst and mangrove ecosystems. Gigantic ancient limestone rocks emerge from the river bed, believed to have been formed around 500 million years ago. Whether you stay for 2/3/4-hours, the landscape presents a perfect frame for you to explore this beautiful archipelago.