GEOFOREST MANGROVE Private Boat Tour

Bat Cave
The habitat of 1000s of Malaysian Fruit Bats – you’ll be given a flashlight to help you traverse through the cave and have a good look at these creatures of the night.

Fish Farm
The fish farm is a floating wooden platform that works as an exhibit of a variety of fishes and marine life.

Eagle Watching
The highlight of the tour, watch as the magnificent eagles swoop all around you to get food provided from the boat.

Bat Cave
The habitat of 1000s of Malaysian Fruit Bats – you’ll be given a flashlight to help you traverse through the cave and have a good look at these creatures of the night.

Fish Farm
The fish farm is a floating wooden platform that works as an exhibit of a variety of fishes and marine life.

Eagle Watching
The highlight of the tour, watch as the magnificent eagles swoop all around you to get food provided from the boat.

Andaman Sea Tour
The boat takes you to the edge of the Kilim river and you get a view of the vast Andaman Sea – the view of the open seas is certainly a sight to behold.
– Apachi Face
– Shoe Island
– Icon Kilim

Crocodile Cave
The cave gets its name because once the area used be a natural habitats of crocodiles. But there are no more crocodiles here now, so it’s safe to explore. The Kilim river passes right through the cave. During low tide a boat can also pass through it and you can see the great limestone formations on the ceiling.

Bat Cave
The habitat of 1000s of Malaysian Fruit Bats – you’ll be given a flashlight to help you traverse through the cave and have a good look at these creatures of the night.

Fish Farm
The fish farm is a floating wooden platform that works as an exhibit of a variety of fishes and marine life.

Eagle Watching
The highlight of the tour, watch as the magnificent eagles swoop all around you to get food provided from the boat.

Andaman Sea Tour
The boat takes you to the edge of the Kilim river and you get a view of the vast Andaman Sea – the view of the open seas is certainly a sight to behold.
– Apachi Face
– Shoe Island
– Icon Kilim

Langgun Island
Langgun Island is home to the second largest fresh water lake in Langkawi, formed when water dissolved the limestone walls of the surrounding caves.

Crocodile Cave
The cave gets its name because once the area used be a natural habitats of crocodiles. But there are no more crocodiles here now, so it’s safe to explore. The Kilim river passes right through the cave. During low tide a boat can also pass through it and you can see the great limestone formations on the ceiling.

Island Beach Swimming
Stop by one of the many islands along the tour to relax and unwind at picturesque beaches.

Bat Cave
The habitat of 1000s of Malaysian Fruit Bats – you’ll be given a flashlight to help you traverse through the cave and have a good look at these creatures of the night.

Fish Farm
The fish farm is a floating wooden platform that works as an exhibit of a variety of fishes and marine life.

Fish Feeding
The local guide at the farm hand feeds the stingrays and even turns them over to show you where the mouth is. They are tamed and reach no harm, you can also easily feed them.

Lunch at Floating Restaurant
Enjoy a refreshing lunch at the Floating Restaurant (located at the Fish Farm) at the end of your trip.

Eagle Watching
The highlight of the tour, watch as the magnificent eagles swoop all around you to get food provided from the boat.

Andaman Sea Tour
The boat takes you to the edge of the Kilim river and you get a view of the vast Andaman Sea – the view of the open seas is certainly a sight to behold.

Island Beach Swimming
Stop by one of the many islands along the tour to relax and unwind at picturesque beaches.

Crocodile Cave
The cave gets its name because once the area used be a natural habitats of crocodiles. But there are no more crocodiles here now, so it’s safe to explore. The Kilim river passes right through the cave. During low tide a boat can also pass through it and you can see the great limestone formations on the ceiling.