The Datai Langkawi, Langkawi
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Average price*: $541 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 257 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #1 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
Winner: Best Luxury
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Feb 12, 2009: “Our Magical Place !”
Feb 9, 2009: “PLEASE don't tell anyone else about this jewel ...”
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Casa del Mar Langkawi, Langkawi
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Average price*: $229 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 215 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #2 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 8, 2009: “Great hotel to relax and enjoy the beach”
Feb 6, 2009: “loved it!!”
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Tanjung Rhu Resort, Langkawi
Average price*: $434 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 270 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #3 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
Winner: Best for Romance Best Luxury
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Feb 8, 2009: “Heaven......almost”
Feb 5, 2009: “One of the best hotel I ever seen”
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Bon Ton Resort, Langkawi
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 74 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #4 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 4, 2009: “The best place ever!”
Feb 2, 2009: “Chilled out paradise”
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Four Seasons Resort Langkawi, Malaysia, Langkawi
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Average price*: $588 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 122 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #5 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 5, 2009: “Best Hotel in the World?”
Jan 15, 2009: “Paradise!”
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Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa, Langkawi
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Average price*: $376 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 199 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #6 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 9, 2009: “Very nice hotel (great quality) located well in Langkawi”
Feb 3, 2009: “Over priced and Overrated”
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The Andaman Langkawi, Langkawi
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Average price*: $413 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 181 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #7 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 5, 2009: “Great location”
Jan 28, 2009: “Great family resort”
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Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa Langkawi, Langkawi
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Average price*: $186 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 397 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #8 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 9, 2009: “if you can afford it you will be happy you stayed here”
Feb 8, 2009: “A good resort”
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Beach Garden Resort, Langkawi
Average price*: $62 (€48) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 47 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #9 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Dec 26, 2008: “Quiet Getaway”
Dec 12, 2008: “loved it”
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Tanjung Sanctuary Langkawi, Langkawi
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 34 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #10 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 12, 2009: “Loved everything about it!!!!”
Oct 22, 2008: “Quiet, Romantic bliss”
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Sheraton Langkawi Beach Resort, Langkawi
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Average price*: $182 (MYR658) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 154 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #11 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 1, 2009: “Nice room”
Jan 23, 2009: “Fantastic”
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The Frangipani Langkawi Resort & Spa, Langkawi
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Average price*: $177 (MYR640) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 73 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #12 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 10, 2009: “Ver nice place!”
Feb 8, 2009: “Wonderfull place!”
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Sunset Beach Resort, Langkawi
Average price*: $70 (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 54 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #13 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Jan 28, 2009: “Sunset Beach - Not up to the ratings”
Jan 18, 2009: “Watch out htey over book ad then cancel the accommodation”
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Berjaya Langkawi Beach and Spa Resort, Langkawi
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Average price*: $121 (MYR438) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 287 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #14 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 13, 2009: “Split personality”
Feb 10, 2009: “Don't Waste Your Money Staying Here.”
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Mutiara Burau Bay, Langkawi
Average price*: $119 (MYR430) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 88 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #15 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 11, 2009: “Nice and Quiet”
Jan 29, 2009: “A Nice Hotel”
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Hotel Helang Langkawi, Langkawi
Average price*: $91 (MYR330) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 13 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #16 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Oct 7, 2008: “Was cheap and reasonable”
Oct 3, 2008: “Nice view and great room”
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Langkawi Lagoon Resort, Langkawi
Average price*: $194 (MYR700) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 37 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #17 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Dec 24, 2008: “The Peaceful Escape”
Dec 20, 2008: “Very Relaxing”
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City Bayview Hotel Langkawi, Langkawi
Average price*: $62 (MYR225) (year-round)
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 33 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #18 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Jan 27, 2009: “NIce stay and great hotel..near to everything”
Dec 14, 2008: “Smelly”
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AB Motel, Langkawi
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 22 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #19 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Feb 5, 2009: “A Backpacker's Hilton”
Feb 2, 2009: “Horrible”
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Tropical Resort, Langkawi
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: based on 5 reviews
TripAdvisor Popularity Index: #20 of 70 hotels in Langkawi
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Dec 29, 2008: “fab place to stay”
Jul 30, 2008: “Very pleasent stay”
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Langkawi and Penang
Langkawi and Penang
For the people of Langkawi, a secluded island situated along the northern tip of the Malaysian peninsular, the legend of Mahsuri lives on. Two hundred years ago a beautiful princess named Mahsuri was sentenced to death by her father-in-law for committing adultery ? although, according to the legend, she was innocent of the crime. Just before she was executed, Mahsuri said, ?For this act of injustice Langkawi shall not prosper for seven generations to come.? What followed for Langkawi was a bleak period of depression and decline. And coincidence or not, this time of misfortune lasted for seven generations. Today, however, Langkawi is very different. The curse has been replaced by what appears to be a blessing - for Langkawi is a paradise waiting to be discovered. Imagine the world?s oldest, deepest, richest rainforests, strewn with picturesque waterfalls and untouched by human influence. Picture the most beautiful unspoilt beaches with the gentle ripples of a warm turquoise sea lapping long stretches of pure white sand. This is Langkawi: a place of astounding natural beauty. Langkawi has a breathtaking array of beaches, but Datai Bay, situated on the northwest tip of the island, has recently been labelled ?Asia?s Best Kept Secret? by the Discovery Channel. It?s not hard to see why - overlooking the deep blue Andaman Sea and fringed by thick rainforest, it is a perfect spot for uninterrupted relaxation. Datai Bay?s Mandara Spa, recently voted the world?s best, will leave you feeling radiant and revitalised. Langkawi?s rainforests, which are said to be almost two million years old, swarm with colourful wildlife. Inhabitants range from ?flying? squirrels and orange-bellied flowerpeckers to huge spotted geckos and luminous green bullfrogs, the forests are a naturalist?s heaven. Other natural wonders include the Telaga Tujuh (?Seven Wells?), a waterfall that runs through the heart of the rainforest. Its name describes the seven pools that break the cascading falls. Like its rainforests, Langkawi?s limestone caves ? each with its own legend ? were created millions of years ago. Cave exploration is always a family favourite and these spectacular underground ravines will not disappoint. Tanjung Rhu Resort possesses some of the most geologically spectacular caves. The range of activities on offer is impressive. World-class golf courses such as Datai Bay Golf Club and the Gunung Raya Golf Resort boast immaculate gardens and striking scenery ? golfers will struggle not to be distracted by their beauty. Exhilarating water sports available from several locations on the island include sailing, windsurfing, jet skiing, and scuba diving through crystal clear waters. To complete this unique Malaysian experience, Langkawi is a haven for duty-free shopping. Visitors who stay on the island for more than 48 hours can enjoy duty-free prices on goods including clothes, cigarettes and alcohol. Accommodation in Langkawi is plentiful, but not short of quality. For a true luxury experience try the Pelangi Beach Resort, spread over 30 acres of tropical paradise. Other retreats include the Aseania Resort Langkawi, or the Mutiara Burau Bay Beach resort, which is situated in the undisturbed coastal rainforest along Burau Bay. Just two hours away from Langkawi by ferry and known as the Pearl of the Orient, Penang is one of Southeast Asia?s finest destinations, with its own outstanding beaches and exotic sights. Accessible from mainland Malaysia by the world?s third longest bridge, Penang prides itself on its history and heritage. So much so that the Penang State Government is endeavouring to have George Town, the capital city of Penang state, recognised as a World Heritage City. Named after King George III of Great Britain, George Town is awash with culture and charm. Once a British settlement, its meandering streets and lanes are full of character. Food lovers will be delighted by the range of fine cuisine available. A favourite dish among Malaysians is Penang Laksa, a combination of noodles, tangy soup and minced fish. If the tropical heat of George Town proves too much, a funicular railway runs through thick jungle to the top of the 830-metre Penang Hill. Spare a thought for the unfortunate bearers who used to carry tourists in sedan chairs up and down the steep ascent. From the top of the hill you will enjoy the spectacular panoramic views of the city and coast below. Accommodation in Penang includes the Shangri-La?s Rasa Sayang Resort, nestled among 15 acres of lush gardens along the finest stretch of the Batu Feringgi Beach, or the Hotel Equatorial Penang, the island's only golf and convention resort, complete with superb panoramic views. Langkawi and Penang are for those who long for a truly luxurious experience, with the opportunity to relax in style, enjoy the local culture and of course admire stunning natural beauty. And with Malaysia Airlines now flying non-stop to both Langkawi and Penang twice weekly from London Heathrow, getting there has never been easier. More information about Malaysia
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For the people of Langkawi, a secluded island situated along the northern tip of the Malaysian peninsular, the legend of Mahsuri lives on. Two hundred years ago a beautiful princess named Mahsuri was sentenced to death by her father-in-law for committing adultery ? although, according to the legend, she was innocent of the crime. Just before she was executed, Mahsuri said, ?For this act of injustice Langkawi shall not prosper for seven generations to come.? What followed for Langkawi was a bleak period of depression and decline. And coincidence or not, this time of misfortune lasted for seven generations. Today, however, Langkawi is very different. The curse has been replaced by what appears to be a blessing - for Langkawi is a paradise waiting to be discovered. Imagine the world?s oldest, deepest, richest rainforests, strewn with picturesque waterfalls and untouched by human influence. Picture the most beautiful unspoilt beaches with the gentle ripples of a warm turquoise sea lapping long stretches of pure white sand. This is Langkawi: a place of astounding natural beauty. Langkawi has a breathtaking array of beaches, but Datai Bay, situated on the northwest tip of the island, has recently been labelled ?Asia?s Best Kept Secret? by the Discovery Channel. It?s not hard to see why - overlooking the deep blue Andaman Sea and fringed by thick rainforest, it is a perfect spot for uninterrupted relaxation. Datai Bay?s Mandara Spa, recently voted the world?s best, will leave you feeling radiant and revitalised. Langkawi?s rainforests, which are said to be almost two million years old, swarm with colourful wildlife. Inhabitants range from ?flying? squirrels and orange-bellied flowerpeckers to huge spotted geckos and luminous green bullfrogs, the forests are a naturalist?s heaven. Other natural wonders include the Telaga Tujuh (?Seven Wells?), a waterfall that runs through the heart of the rainforest. Its name describes the seven pools that break the cascading falls. Like its rainforests, Langkawi?s limestone caves ? each with its own legend ? were created millions of years ago. Cave exploration is always a family favourite and these spectacular underground ravines will not disappoint. Tanjung Rhu Resort possesses some of the most geologically spectacular caves. The range of activities on offer is impressive. World-class golf courses such as Datai Bay Golf Club and the Gunung Raya Golf Resort boast immaculate gardens and striking scenery ? golfers will struggle not to be distracted by their beauty. Exhilarating water sports available from several locations on the island include sailing, windsurfing, jet skiing, and scuba diving through crystal clear waters. To complete this unique Malaysian experience, Langkawi is a haven for duty-free shopping. Visitors who stay on the island for more than 48 hours can enjoy duty-free prices on goods including clothes, cigarettes and alcohol. Accommodation in Langkawi is plentiful, but not short of quality. For a true luxury experience try the Pelangi Beach Resort, spread over 30 acres of tropical paradise. Other retreats include the Aseania Resort Langkawi, or the Mutiara Burau Bay Beach resort, which is situated in the undisturbed coastal rainforest along Burau Bay. Just two hours away from Langkawi by ferry and known as the Pearl of the Orient, Penang is one of Southeast Asia?s finest destinations, with its own outstanding beaches and exotic sights. Accessible from mainland Malaysia by the world?s third longest bridge, Penang prides itself on its history and heritage. So much so that the Penang State Government is endeavouring to have George Town, the capital city of Penang state, recognised as a World Heritage City. Named after King George III of Great Britain, George Town is awash with culture and charm. Once a British settlement, its meandering streets and lanes are full of character. Food lovers will be delighted by the range of fine cuisine available. A favourite dish among Malaysians is Penang Laksa, a combination of noodles, tangy soup and minced fish. If the tropical heat of George Town proves too much, a funicular railway runs through thick jungle to the top of the 830-metre Penang Hill. Spare a thought for the unfortunate bearers who used to carry tourists in sedan chairs up and down the steep ascent. From the top of the hill you will enjoy the spectacular panoramic views of the city and coast below. Accommodation in Penang includes the Shangri-La?s Rasa Sayang Resort, nestled among 15 acres of lush gardens along the finest stretch of the Batu Feringgi Beach, or the Hotel Equatorial Penang, the island's only golf and convention resort, complete with superb panoramic views. Langkawi and Penang are for those who long for a truly luxurious experience, with the opportunity to relax in style, enjoy the local culture and of course admire stunning natural beauty. And with Malaysia Airlines now flying non-stop to both Langkawi and Penang twice weekly from London Heathrow, getting there has never been easier. More information about Malaysia
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Scuba Diving or Snorkeling at Pulau Payar Marine Park
While you are in Langkawi or Penang you should not miss out to do some diving or snorkeling at Pulau Payar, Malaysia's first marine park on the west coast and one of the premiere dive areas in the country. From Langkawi it is just an hour away by boat. From Penang the journey takes 2 hours with the high speed ferry. The professional and licensed dive instructors of Langkawi will guide you to the top diving and snorkeling spots in the area and guarantee a top trip. Around the islands of Pulau Payar there are several exciting dive areas. In the morning you will be picked up at your hotel and after the trip you will be returned by the dive schools schuttle service. For this tour you should bring along heaps of sun cream, shades & hat, swim gear & towel, sense for adventure a spare T-Shirt & shorts as well as plenty of enthusiasm. Anything else, the complete equippment, lunch, drinks and dive guide the dive school will take care and you will take home a beautiful remembrance. Special during the season from November to March, you should make your reservation for the dive or snorkel adventure in time. As day trips we can offer the Scuba Dive Tour (2 Dives), Snorkel Tour and for beginners a Test Dive (1 Dive). Further more you can take Curses to earn PADI, SSI, BSAC and NAUI licenze. From zero knowlege to the "Open Water Certificate" it will take just 4 days!!!
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