- Oct 27, 2020
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Magical Langkawi 3D2N Itinerary Idea

Besides exciting legends and myths, as well as its duty-free status; Pulau Langkawi or Langkawi Island has a lot to offer.

On top of everything, Langkawi is surrounded by turquoise sea and the nature lovers will agree that the island shoreline is fringed by powder-fine sand.

Besides, it's specially recognized for excellent diving opportunities and other exciting holiday opportunities.

If you have 2 nights to spend in Langkawi, we have an itinerary idea just for you.

Day 1 : Pulau Payar Marine Park

Start your trip by visiting Pulau Payar Marine Park and indulge yourself in its vibrant-colored coral reefs and graceful fishes. The marine park will surely be a great spot for you to get an amazing diving and snorkelling experience.

You can also feed baby sharks in the park and make sure to have a BBQ feast at the available gazebos.

After lunch, drive (considering you rent your own car) to Oriental Village and take the Cable Car Ride to Gunung Mat Chinchang. The exhilarating ride will take you to the summit of Mount Mat Cincang through three stations; a ride full of extravagant views of Langkawi.

Day 2 : Kilim River Cruise

Start your day in Langkawi by going on the Kilim River cruise for a sweet escape of nature, with the river exhibiting its majestic beauty of a mangrove forest.

Alongside the serene sceneries of the forest, you will also be able to embrace nocturnal bats and feed various eagles that inhabit the area. Get your lunch at the Hole in the Wall for freshly cooked meals.

End your day in the city centre and take advantage of Langkawi’s duty-free status. There is few shopping outlets that offers best duty-free items such as Perniagaan Haji Ismail Group Sdn. Bhd, The Zon Shopping Paradise or Coco Valley Langkawi.

Day 3 : Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls

Start the last day of your Langkawi holiday with a morning hike to the Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls (Seven Wells Waterfalls).

Adventure enthusiasts can brave the steep climb to the top of the waterfalls, past huge rocks and through the seven pools: a journey that will take you approximately 45 minutes, along the way you are likely to spot macaques, hornbills and a positively giant squirrel or two along the way.