The northeastern and eastern parts of Langkawi, with miles and miles of mangrove rivers and tidal forests already dubbed the "Malaysian Ha Long Bay" or "Langkawi's Gui Lin" are the most serene, untouched and pristine areas of Langkawi. Thronged with caves, some submerged during high tide, others only accessible during highest tide, it offers the visitor spectacular views on limestone outcrops, endemic plants - as the cycads seen below - otters and dolphins. Only two human settlements are found in there, one a charcoal camp operated by Thai people and a fishing village, which is accessible by boat only during high tide, which kept it safe from the main tourism stream.

ITINERARY

- Pick-up from hotel – River Safari  - Transfer back to hotel -

Minimum group of 4