The floating restaurant experience at Kilim River in Langkawi offers a unique blend of dining and nature exploration within the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park. A standout destination is the Floating Restaurant & Fish Farm renowned for its distinctive setting and fresh seafood offerings.

Situated approximately a 7-minute boat ride from Kilim Jetty, the restaurant is anchored amidst serene mangrove forests and limestone cliffs. It doubles as a fish farm, allowing visitors to observe various marine species such as sea bass, moray eels, and stingrays. Guests can even hand-feed stingrays, providing an interactive experience .

The restaurant specializes in Malay and Thai-style seafood dishes, with options to select fresh catches like prawns, crabs, and groupers directly from the farm for preparation .

Incorporating a visit to the floating restaurant into a mangrove tour enhances the overall experience, combining culinary delights with the natural beauty of Langkawi's geopark

Snorkeling at Dangli Island (sometimes spelled Pulau Dangli) in Langkawi, Malaysia, offers a unique and relatively untouched marine experience.

What is Dangli Island?

Dangli Island is a small, rocky islet located off the eastern coast of Langkawi, part of the Langkawi Archipelago in Kedah, Malaysia. It's less commercialized than other snorkeling spots like Pulau Payar , making it a great choice for visitors seeking a quieter, more natural setting.

Snorkeling Experience at Dangli Island

1. Crystal Clear Waters

2. The island is surrounded by clear, turquoise waters, perfect for snorkeling.

2.Marine Life

You can expect to see a variety of coral reefs, colorful tropical fish, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and possibly even moray eels or reef sharks.
The biodiversity is impressive given how secluded and unspoiled the area is.

3.Coral Reefs

• The coral formations around Dangli are relatively healthy compared to other more trafficked sites.
• Snorkeling is usually done near shallow reef areas, making it accessible even for beginners.

⚠️ Things to Know

No facilities on the island – bring your own water, snacks, sunscreen, and gear can be rent at the jetty at RM15.00 per set.

• Wear reef-safe sunscreen to protect marine life.
• Practice responsible snorkeling: Don’t touch or step on coral

Who Is It For?

• Suitable for beginners to experienced snorkelers.
• Ideal for nature lovers and those seeking a more secluded experience than popular sites like Pulau Payar.

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