Pulau Tuba (5 km S of Langkawi) is the only inhabited island besides the main island of Langkawi itself. This Langkawi island gets its name from the tuba roots.
It is the only other island that offers accommodation and there are a few places to stay. At Pulau Tuba, you can experience ...
Pulau
Singa Besar is located about 17km from Kuah, nestled between the
smaller island of Pulau Beras Basah to the west and Pulau Dayang Bunting
to the east. The sedimentary rocks on this island are reputed to be
among the oldest in Malaysia going back 500 million years.This island ...
Located E coast of Malaysia.It's the most easterly anchorage for Langkawi. Being surrounded by a cluster of islands adds to the calm conditions in most winds, but being close to the open sea, sometimes there's a
bit of ground swell to contend with. The water is clean ...
A few years
ago this delightful spot was selected for a yachties special
Christmas Day party and has since kept the name.
Although Christmas Bay is quite large, the sandy bottom tapers very slowly
to the beach which means keel yachts need to anchor out at ...
Monkey beach or Teluk Duyung is Only 5nm from Kuah
Town, so makes a handy day spot to anchor before moving to either Singa Besar or the "Fjords" for a more comfortable night anchorage by 3/4 m. It is protected by the Muka Head Cape. It is
a private land, at one time ...
The area
known as "The Fjords" is the name given to this general group of islands
SE of Kuah. Quiet and best protection from any nasty weather, it is equal to the "Hole In The Wall" anchorage in the NE of the island. The entrance is just to the south of ...
Pulau Dayang Bunting (Island Of The Pregnant Mermaid) is the second largest island of the Langkawi archipelago.
