Join our experienced guide on one of Langkawi’s most highly recommended excursions and take home lasting impressions of this truly magical island. This unforgettable journey showcases the very best of Langkawi’s natural heritage, combining dramatic seascapes, rich wildlife, and fascinating geology into one exceptional experience.
Cruise past sheer limestone cliffs, majestic fjords, and ancient sea stacks that rise like temples from the ocean. These spectacular karst formations have been sculpted over millions of years by sun, wind, rain, and tides, creating caves, crevasses, and hidden canyons. The harsh coastal conditions have also given rise to a unique limestone flora, including rare plant species found nowhere else in the world.
Venture deep into Langkawi’s mangrove forests, one of the most important ecosystems on the planet. These vital wetlands help regulate climate, protect coastlines, and serve as nurseries for fish and prawns. Along the way, discover exotic plants and animals that have adapted to survive in this ever-changing tidal environment, guided by insightful interpretation from your naturalist.
Keep watch for fascinating wildlife such as land-walking mudskippers, kingfishers, brahminy kites, and white-bellied sea eagles. With a bit of luck, you may even spot dolphins or otters gliding through the waterways. Let our guide take you back in time through landscapes shaped by nature and history—an extraordinary tour not to be missed.
PRICE
Sharing Tour — Daily at 10.30 am Departure
- RM140 per person - Minimum 2 persons | Maximum 8 persons
- RM70 per child (ages 5–12) | Below 5 years old free of charge
- RM60 per person — Add-on return hotel transfers
Private Tour — Daily at 3.00 pm Departure
- RM600 per boat - Up to 8 persons
- RM200 per van — Add-on return hotel transfers
BOOKING NOTE
Tour price does NOT include hotel transfers. To book a transfer, please select your preferred option in the 'Tour Extra' section. If you are using your own transport, you may skip the add-ons and leave the Hotel Name field BLANK on the Traveler info tab.
HIGHLIGHTS
- UNESCO Geopark experience with expert naturalists.
- Explore dramatic limestone cliffs, caves, and hidden canyons.
- Wildlife spotting: Eagles, Mudskippers, and occasionally Dolphins.
ITINERARY
Sharing: 10.30am | Private: 3.00pm
Total Duration: Approximately 2.5 Hours
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Arrival & Briefing (10 Minutes before departure): Meet your naturalist guide at the JungleWalla Jetty for a short briefing on the safety and highlights of the UNESCO Geopark.
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The Coastal Journey & Ancient Sea Stacks: Set out on an explorer boat to witness Langkawi’s dramatic karst formations. Cruise past sheer limestone cliffs, majestic fjords, and sea stacks sculpted over millions of years.
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Mangrove Forest Exploration: Venture deep into the winding waterways of the mangrove forest. Learn about this vital ecosystem while observing specialized plants and the "land-walking" mudskippers.
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Wildlife Watching: Keep your binoculars ready. We will navigate areas known for Brahminy Kites and White-bellied Sea Eagles. With luck, we may even spot otters or dolphins in the tidal rivers.
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The Cave Visit (15 Minutes): Disembark for a short walk through a hidden limestone cave (Gua Pinang or similar) to see stalactites, stalagmites, and learn about the island's fascinating geology.
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Return to Jetty: A scenic boat ride back through the hidden canyons, concluding your journey through Langkawi’s natural heritage.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Meeting Point: Unesco Geopark Mangrove Cruise.
- Please arrive 10 minutes before departure.
- Attire: Sandals/walking shoes, sun protection, and a waterproof bag.
WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THIS PRICE
- English-speaking nature guide
- Boat ride on explorer boat with bimini cover
- Bottled water
LOW IMPACT TOURISM
JungleWalla started conducting mangrove tours in Langkawi in 1994. Similar tours are now offered by various operators. However, our tours remain ethical, unique, fun, and informative.
Our trained nature guides share insights into the geopark and observing wildlife in their natural habitat.
We do not include gimmicky activities such as eagle feeding, monkey feeding, or monitor lizard feeding. These practices are harmful and unsustainable, and we advise guests not to support them.
