Not suitable for children under seven (7) years old
Please contact the attraction at least one (1) day before you plan to visit to confirm your 2-way transport from your hotel
Contact information will be provided in your e-Ticket
Pick-up time may vary due to the number of passengers and pick-up point
If the activity is not available due to safety or maintenance, an alternative option will be provided
Activity is subject to availability, weather, and sea conditions
KILIM GEOFOREST KAYAKING (Guided Tour)
Depending on the tidal conditions, you can begin the tour at the coast and make your way upriver through the lush Kilim Karst Geopark, or begin upriver and float down to the coast through a network of meandering river passages. Along the way, stop to explore the mysteries of the Bat Cave, or to observe some of the many exotic plants and animal species adapting ingenious ways to thrive in a habitat dictated by the ebb and flow of the ocean tides, including kingfishers, herons, mudskippers, and monitor lizards.
Experience jungle landscapes on virgin islands throughout this incredible archipelago.
The island of Langkawi is located in the Andaman Sea on the west coast of Malaysia. The archipelago is made up of a hundred islands, of which only four are inhabited. We offer navigation to hidden places in this gem which is Kedah.
Pulau Langkawi is an exceptional geological site that classified UNESCO as a “Geopark” and is one of the oldest submerged lands of South East Asia.
Certain rock formations date from over 550 million years and its pristine beaches are nestled under the cliffs, Langkawi will offer you unforgettable landscapes.
More than half of the area is covered by lush tropical forest, home to unique fauna and flora including 400 different tree species. The possibilities for hiking in Langkawi are nearly unlimited, and there are even a jungle walks at night! Without a doubt, Langkawi is definitely one of the most stunning places to visit in Malaysia.
Situated at the famous Kilim River in Eastern Langkawi Island, Kilim is an outstanding land-form with a dramatical landscape surrounding the hidden lagoon of Geo-Forest Park. Here the largest mangroves area in this region is located. Kayaking through the channel and waterways is an exciting experience to see the virgin mangrove jungles. One can also see a Cave full of bats, local fishermen area, pure mangroves, and abandon islander villages.
Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi, spanning almost 100 square kilometers, is noteworthy for mangrove swamps, pristine beaches, and vertical karstic hills jutting out towards the Andaman Sea. Set along the northeast tip of Langkawi Island, the park is accessible within a five-minute drive from Tanjung Rhu Beach.
The Kilim Geoforest Park is one of three Geoforests on Pulau Langkawi, which itself was designated a Geopark by UNESCO in 2007. The kilim is reportedly the most successful eco-tourism destination on Langkawi and features a wide variety of natural features including coastal karst, caves, pristine mangrove forests, flora, and fauna, fossils, and the oldest carbonate rock in the region; formed 490-370 million years ago.
There’s a good variety of wildlife found in Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi, ranging from otters and monitor lizards to macaques and tree crabs hiding amongst the thick mangroves. During the migratory seasons (September to March), you can spot birdlife of varying species, including kingfishers, white-bellied fish eagles, and kite eagles.
Scattered across Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi are limestone formations that are over 500 million years old, with unique names such as Temple of Borobodur, the Elephant Stone, and the Hanging Gardens. There are also numerous caves that are filled with fossils as well as gigantic stalagmite and stalactites, namely Crocodile Cave, Cave of Legends, and Bat Cave.
The best way to explore this protected landscape is via riverboat cruise along the Kilim River. Aside from a leisurely experience with an experienced nature guide, visitors are also chartered to the limestone caves and a floating fish farm where they can hand-feed stingrays and archer fishes.
If you prefer to explore this expansive mangrove park at your own pace, you should definitely choose to kayak your way through this amazingly beautiful place. Be sure to wear sunscreen and comfortable clothing as it can get rather sunny at Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi.
Location
Kampung Kilim, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah
9:00 am – 3:00 pm | 7 days a week, including school & public holidays
4 hour Guided Kayaking tour
Hotel Transfer within Langkawi
Local Lunch Set
English-speaking Tour Guide
Life Jackets
Experience jungle landscapes on virgin islands throughout this incredible archipelago.
The island of Langkawi is located in the Andaman Sea on the west coast of Malaysia. The archipelago is made up of a hundred islands, of which only four are inhabited. We offer navigation to hidden places in this gem which is Kedah.
Pulau Langkawi is an exceptional geological site that classified UNESCO as a “Geopark” and is one of the oldest submerged lands of South East Asia.
Certain rock formations date from over 550 million years and its pristine beaches are nestled under the cliffs, Langkawi will offer you unforgettable landscapes.
More than half of the area is covered by lush tropical forest, home to unique fauna and flora including 400 different tree species. The possibilities for hiking in Langkawi are nearly unlimited, and there are even a jungle walks at night! Without a doubt, Langkawi is definitely one of the most stunning places to visit in Malaysia.
Situated at the famous Kilim River in Eastern Langkawi Island, Kilim is an outstanding land-form with a dramatical landscape surrounding the hidden lagoon of Geo-Forest Park. Here the largest mangroves area in this region is located. Kayaking through the channel and waterways is an exciting experience to see the virgin mangrove jungles. One can also see a Cave full of bats, local fishermen area, pure mangroves, and abandon islander villages.
Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi, spanning almost 100 square kilometers, is noteworthy for mangrove swamps, pristine beaches, and vertical karstic hills jutting out towards the Andaman Sea. Set along the northeast tip of Langkawi Island, the park is accessible within a five-minute drive from Tanjung Rhu Beach.
The Kilim Geoforest Park is one of three Geoforests on Pulau Langkawi, which itself was designated a Geopark by UNESCO in 2007. The kilim is reportedly the most successful eco-tourism destination on Langkawi and features a wide variety of natural features including coastal karst, caves, pristine mangrove forests, flora, and fauna, fossils, and the oldest carbonate rock in the region; formed 490-370 million years ago.
There’s a good variety of wildlife found in Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi, ranging from otters and monitor lizards to macaques and tree crabs hiding amongst the thick mangroves. During the migratory seasons (September to March), you can spot birdlife of varying species, including kingfishers, white-bellied fish eagles, and kite eagles.
Scattered across Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi are limestone formations that are over 500 million years old, with unique names such as Temple of Borobodur, the Elephant Stone, and the Hanging Gardens. There are also numerous caves that are filled with fossils as well as gigantic stalagmite and stalactites, namely Crocodile Cave, Cave of Legends, and Bat Cave.
The best way to explore this protected landscape is via riverboat cruise along the Kilim River. Aside from a leisurely experience with an experienced nature guide, visitors are also chartered to the limestone caves and a floating fish farm where they can hand-feed stingrays and archer fishes.
If you prefer to explore this expansive mangrove park at your own pace, you should definitely choose to kayak your way through this amazingly beautiful place. Be sure to wear sunscreen and comfortable clothing as it can get rather sunny at Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi.
Not suitable for children under seven (7) years old
Please contact the attraction at least one (1) day before you plan to visit to confirm your 2-way transport from your hotel
Contact information will be provided in your e-Ticket
Pick-up time may vary due to the number of passengers and pick-up point
If the activity is not available due to safety or maintenance, an alternative option will be provided
Activity is subject to availability, weather, and sea conditions
This ticket is refundable if it has not been redeemed
Tickets that has been redeemed at the counter will not be refunded
There will be a 10% cancellation fee for all refunds
All tickets are valid for 6 months from date of purchase
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