Island Hopping Langkawi
Rate:
Per Person : RM24.00
For minimum of 14 person, you can just pay RM24.00 per pseson. But if you come with smaller group, don't worry, we have many people to joint you on the boat. Why pay more if you have cheaper rate with the same sweet tour.
Chartered Boat : M280.00
Just pay RM280.00 for maximum 15 persons and we try to save your time on waiting at the departure jetty. Just you and your group. No other people.
Island Visited:
Beras Basah Island
Dayang Bunting Island
Singa Besar Island
Our Island Hopping Langkawi package is only RM24 per person or RM280 for chartered for people who book Island Hopping in Langkawi from our website.
Island Hopping in Langkawi
The boat can easily accommodate 8 - 15 adults. If your group is within that number, it is very economically for you. But you are a group of 14 or so, you have to take another boat.
Tour Schedule:
Our island hopping service start as early as 09:30hrs to 13:30hrs and last call is at 14:30hrs to 18:30 hrs.
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Food:
You're advise to bring your own light meal and drink. There are nothing you can buy once you’re in the boat. At Kuah town, there are plenty of places that you can buy food an drinking water. If you interested to do picnic on one of the island, lets say Pulau Beras Basah, you can always do but please bring food.
Experience
Spend good quality time with family and friend during island hopping in Langkawi and watch some of the most beautiful natural surrounding of the archipelago. While most of your time will be spent on the main island of Pulau Langkawi, some of the most beautiful natural sites of the archipelago are on the many tiny, undeveloped islands surrounding it. Island Hopping Langkawi. Visit ‘Pulau Singa Besar’ and the verdant greenery of its rainforests and sunny beaches.
An island hopping tour allows you to see this unspoilt tropical island paradise and takes you to some of the best beaches and swimming spots.
One spot that is both natural wonder and an invigorating place to take a dip is the freshwater lake on Pulau Dayang Bunting (The Island of the Pregnant Maiden). The name of the island originates both from the silhouette that it carves into the sky and the legend that surrounds the deep waters of the lake.
The legend tells a tale of the star-crossed love of a local prince for a celestial princess. When he finally won her heart, with the aid of ill-begotten mermaids’ tears, she bore them a child. The child died within only seven days. As the teary princess laid the infant’s body to rest in the lake, she blessed its waters so that any childless couple would have their wish for a baby fulfilled if they swam in the lake and drank from its water. It is said that her spirit is still present on the island.