How do I get to Datai Langkawi?

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1. How do I get to Datai Langkawi?
2. How many rooms are in the Datai?
3. When was the Datai Langkawi built?
4. Is Langkawi open?
5. Who is the owner of Datai Langkawi?
6. How long to drive from KL to Langkawi?
7. Can I travel to Langkawi?
8. Who owns Langkawi?
9. Can I travel from KL to Langkawi?
10. What is there to do in Langkawi for 3 days?
11. Is Langkawi or Penang better?
12. How expensive is Langkawi?
13. How many days should I stay in Langkawi?
14. Can you drink alcohol in Langkawi?
15. Are there sharks in Langkawi?

How do I get to Datai Langkawi?

Getting to The Datai Langkawi

1. Driving from Langkawi International Airport. Airport to the resort (30 km): 40 minutes. ...
2. Flights. Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi: 60 minutes. ...
3. Ferry services. Kuala Perlis to Langkawi: 45 minutes. ...
4. Car rental. The Datai Langkawi offers both vehicle rental and chauffeur services.

How many rooms are in the Datai?

The resort has 121 rooms, suites and villas, all with enchanting views of the lush tropical rainforest, some with the breathtaking vista of the Andaman Sea and Tarutao Island on the horizon.

When was the Datai Langkawi built?

1993 The Datai Langkawi was designed by the visionary architect Kerry Hill with architect and interior designer Didier Lefort. It opened in 1993 and, 25 years later, Didier Lefort has led the refurbishment of the resort, designing all the rooms, suites and villas to make the most of the striking natural surroundings.

Is Langkawi open?

On 9 September, the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture officially announced that Langkawi will be launched as a pilot destination to be reopened to fully vaccinated local tourists beginning 16 September 2021.

Who is the owner of Datai Langkawi?

HOTEL INFORMATION The Datai Langkawi is managed by Themed Attractions Resorts and Hotels Sdn. Bhd., an investment holding company established by Khazanah National Berhad- Malaysian Government's strategic investment fund.

How long to drive from KL to Langkawi?

Getting to Langkawi by Car/Bus Ferry terminal at Kuala Kedah which is located at the north western coast of Malaysia. If you are driving along the North South Expressway (E1), take the exit at Alor Setar Selatan, and follow the signs. It takes about 6 hours to reach Kuala Kedah by car from Kuala Lumpur.

Can I travel to Langkawi?

Only fully vaccinated travellers* (except for those in EMCO areas) can travel to Langkawi under the travel bubble program. Dependents/children under 18 years, who have not received their vaccination must be accompanied by parents/guardians to enter Langkawi.

Who owns Langkawi?

Langkawi, a cluster of 99 islands separated from mainland Malaysia by the Strait of Malacca, is a district of the state of Kedah in northern Malaysia and lies approximately 51 kilometres (32 mi) west of Kedah. The total landmass of the islands is 47,848 hectares (118,230 acres).

Can I travel from KL to Langkawi?

To get from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi (a distance of around 510 km) you can take a flight (1.1 hours, costing 150+ MYR), a bus to Kuala Perlis (7 hours, cost 50-60 MYR) then the ferry (1.25 hours) or go by train via Arau or Alor Setar (5 hours 70-98 MYR).

What is there to do in Langkawi for 3 days?

Here are a few alternative options for your 3 days in Langkawi.

• Scuba dive or snorkel. There are loads of day trips to Pulau Payar Marine Park. ...
• Horse ride on the beach or jungle with Island Horses.
• Go ziplining. ...
• Take a sunset dinner cruise.
• Take a bike tour around the island. ...
• Ayer Hangat Village hot springs.

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Is Langkawi or Penang better?

Personally I prefer Penang - more to do and better food. Langkawi is nice for a relaxing holiday and exploring the surrounding islands. So It depends on what you want to do. Georgetown in Penang is more of a business area and not the beach area - Batu Ferringi is, which is very pleasant.

How expensive is Langkawi?

If you want to spend a week in Langkawi the cost of your stay will be: 273 USD (1,100 MYR) - a cheap stay for 7 days in Langkawi. 332 USD (1,300 MYR) - a budget travel for 7 days in Langkawi. 519 USD (2,100 MYR) for a one week of comfortable stay in Langkawi.

How many days should I stay in Langkawi?

It's a small island, so three days is enough to see all the best sights and to enjoy the best beaches and waterfalls. But the chilled out, holiday vibe combined with the incredible surroundings and friendly Malay culture might make you extent your 3 day trip to Langkawi for much, much longer.

Can you drink alcohol in Langkawi?

Drinking: Because Langkawi enjoys a duty-free status, alcohol is significantly cheaper on the island. Airport prices are the worst, so it's best to wait to purchase spirits from smaller shops. Even with discounted drinks, Langkawi isn't really rowdy—consider going to the Perhentian Islands if you want to party.

Are there sharks in Langkawi?

Sharks and crocs are not in the waters of Langkawi anymore. At the area where you intend to go many people go for a swim directely from the beach and I would say it must be very safe.