Boat schedule from Krabi to Langkawi

Boat schedule from Krabi to Langkawi

Boat schedule from Krabi to Langkawi
Ferry Schedule from Krabi to Langkawi Traveling from Krabi, Thailand to Langkawi, Malaysia, you will definitely need a passport for this trip, as it is a journey between Thailand and Langkawi.

 Krabi is a province in Thailand located in the southern part of Thailand on the Andaman Sea coast. Traveling from Krabi to Langkawi is by boat and goes through the immigration police at Koh Lipe. All travelers must have a passport to travel.

Langkawi Island, Malaysia

A paradise of nature, beautiful waters, and diverse cultures, Langkawi Island is located in northern Malaysia near the Thai border (Satun Province). It is an archipelago comprising over 99 islands in the Andaman Sea, located in the state of Kedah. It has been designated a UNESCO Global Geopark due to its abundant natural resources and millions of years of geological history.
The island's atmosphere, combining white sand beaches, azure waters, lush forests, tall mountains, and local villages, makes it one of Malaysia's most iconic tourist destinations.

A popular check-in spot on Langkawi Island

Langkawi Sky Bridge – A canyon-like sky bridge

One of Langkawi's highlights, this 125-meter-long bridge sits atop Gunung Mat Cincang, approximately 700 meters above sea level. Accessed via the SkyCab Cable Car (one of the steepest cable cars in the world).

The panoramic view of the mountains and the Andaman Sea is stunning. Taking photos from the Sky Bridge's glass floor is a must-have! 

Eagle Square (Dataran Lang) – Langkawi's mascot

The large eagle square is the symbol of Langkawi. The word "Langkawi" is believed to come from the word "Helang," meaning eagle.

The giant brown eagle statue is a must-see beachside photo spot.

Pantai Cenang – A beautiful, lively beach

Cenang Beach is the island's most famous beach. Enjoy crystal-clear waters and white sand, with restaurants, bars, and cafes lining the beach.

There are many water activities to choose from, such as banana boating and jet skiing, perfect for families and light party lovers.

Kilim Geoforest Park – A UNESCO-listed mangrove forest park.

Take a boat ride through the Kilim River, passing mangrove forests, limestone mountains, and Bat Cave, where you can feed eagles.

Take a speedboat ride through mangrove fields and million-year-old limestone cliffs, learning about natural ecosystems.

Langkawi Wildlife Park – A semi-natural zoo where you can observe a variety of animals up close. There are also animal feeding and photo opportunities.

Great for families with children.