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Island Hopping Langkawi Trip

The most popular boat trip to Langkawi

Petr Liška
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Island Hopping Langkawi Trip
Inserted: 16.09.2024
Author: Petr Liška © gigaplaces.com
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Probably the most popular half-day boat trip that you can take on Langkawi is the so-called Island Hopping. You will move by boat to the southern island of Pulau Dayang Bunting, where you will go to Pregnant Maiden Lake. Afterwards, you will have a stop to feed the eagles and take a final swim before returning.

The beginning of the trip

First of all, you will have an interesting cruise to the island of Pulau Dayang Bunting, where you can enjoy the beautiful karst landscape here – various rocks and islets covered with lush vegetation

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Cruise to Pulau Dayang Bunting

The beginning of the trip to the famous lake

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Dayang Bunting Geoforest Park

The highlight of the entire trip is a tour of Dayang Bunting Island, which is entirely within a protected area. You can walk a short path through the jungle with monkeys to the famous Pregnant Women lake, where you can swim, kayak or paddle board.

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Trip to Pregnant Maiden Lake

Trip to Dayang Bunting Geoforest Park

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Feeding the eagles

After the trip to the lake, the journey back slowly awaits you with two more stops. The first is short – donkeys are fed in the bay with mangroves, of which countless live here.

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Feeding the eagles in Langkawi

A short stop on an Island Hopping trip

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Swimming on Beras Basah Island

The last stop is relaxation on the island of Beras Basah. There are two beaches, one east and one north. Our trip was aimed at the north, where there is very little water at low tide and it is not suitable for swimming.

Swimming on Beras Basah Island
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