AROUND LANGKAWI Cruising around the Island

Telaga Harbour Marina

> Telaga Harbour Sdn. Bhd. - Marina Office Lot 1, Telaga Harbour Park, Pantai Kok 07000 Langkawi, Kedah Darul Aman Malaysia
> 006º 21' 31.7 N  099º 40' 57.4 E
> Approximately 15 minutes from Langkawi International Airport and 30 minutes from Kuah Town
> Berthing is either at the Mega Yacht Pier (Stern to mooring) or Marine Pier (Floating pontoons). All berths are equipped with water and electricity facilities.
> The dining options and other facilities available on the boardwalk give a picturesque backdrop to the
harbour.

Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
> Royal Langkawi Yacht Club Jalan Dato Syed Omar 07000 Kuah Langkawi, Malaysia Tel +604 966 4078
Fax +604 966 5078
> Latitude 6º 18.2' N Longitude 99º 51.1' E VHF Channel 69
> This marina is situated on the south east corner of Langkawi.
> Capacity to berth 205 boats, all with water and electricity facilities.
> RLYC is located in the heart of Kuah Town.
> Immigration and customs facilities are located close by.
> Facilities include 2 restaurants, a swimming pool, club house and a convenient store.

Rebak Kecil Marina
> This island is currently under development to become a marina with full facilities. (but limited in size to
smaller boats with lesser drafts)
> It is located between Pantai Cenang and Rebak Besar.
> The island has a nice sandy beach around it except for the northern part which is rocky.
> It boasts of the Rebak Marina Resort which provides 5 star facilities for guests.
> Position – 06º 17.7'N 099º 42.0'E

Datai Bay
> Datai Bay is just around the north end of the island.
> There are two famous resorts ie: The Anadaman and the Datai which happens to be the most expensive one in Langkawi.
> The beach is situated on a small island in the bay and the water here is more salty then on the south end of the island.
> Anchor in 5mtrs water 06º 25.9'N 099º 40.2'E

Tanjung Rhu & Hole in the Wall
> Tanjung Rhu is another beautiful bay with landscapes similar to that of Thailand with high island cliffs.
> This bay is a perfect place for sundowners and an evening barbeque.
> Anchor in 5mtrs water 06º 27.7'N 099º 40.2'E
> Onward a very pretty trip where you pass 7 small beaches till you finally reach a small passage which
allows you to enter the Hole in the Wall.
> The famous fish restaurant with its fish farms is an ideal place for an afternoon lunch and some drinks.
> It is a peaceful spot with eagles circling and mangroves as a backdrop.

Pantai Cenang
> Pantai Cenang is at the southern west tip of Langkawi.
> Its is a 2 kilometer beach with powdery sand fringed with dozens of chalets, hotels and local restaurants.
> The shopping in this area is also popular for its duty free shopping.
> Water sports are also a popular activity on this beach.
> Pantai Cenang is a popular spot amongst tourists for the night life and entertainment it offers.
> Anchor off Pantai Tengah in 3.5mtrs water 06º 17.0'N 099º 43.0'E

Pregnant Lady Inland Lake
> Fresh water inland lake accessible by tender. The passage is easily noted by tracking the tourist boats
> Approach from North leaving Singa Kechil to Port, head South leaving Batu Merak and P. Kolus to port
> Turn to port and drop anchor in 5mtrs water in position 06º 12.0'N 099º 46.7'E

Other Information about Langkawi
> Super Yacht Agents - Asia Pacific Superyachts. Mr. Nick Coombes,
Mobile: +60 194499422 / +60 174944651
Email: nick@seal-superyachts-asia.com
> Dining Out-
Tapaz: A charming Spanish eatery on the boardwalk at Telaga Harbour.
Bon Ton Resort & Restaurant: Serving a delicous mix of Malay and other Asian food with rustic resort to match, all built on a paddy field.
L’ Ostteria: Located in Pantai Chenang, it is a charming restaurant serving authentic Italian cuisine.