Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, in northeast Langkawi, is part of the Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark. Its rivers wind between mangroves and limestone formations hundreds of millions of years old, and it is the island’s best place to see white-bellied sea eagles and brahminy kites.
What you do
- Depart from Kilim jetty on a private boat with boatman-guide.
- Cruise the mangrove channels and the “Hole in the Wall”.
- Visit the Bat Cave along a wooden boardwalk.
- Stop at a floating fish farm, with rays and archerfish.
- Head out to the Andaman Sea to see the limestone coast and sometimes long-tailed macaques.
Who it is for
Families, couples and nature lovers. A gentle trip for all ages.
What to bring
- Hat, sunscreen and water.
- Mosquito repellent.
- Comfortable shoes for the cave.
Good practice: we avoid feeding eagles and monkeys, which changes their behaviour. Best time: November to April, though it runs all year.
Booking and cancelation
We confirm your place with a trusted local provider and send you the exact meeting point and time in writing. If weather or the authorities force a cancelation, we offer another date or a full refund.
Included
- Private boat with boatman-guide
- Life jackets
- Bat Cave entry
FAQs
Is it a private boat?
Yes, the price is per boat for your group of up to 8 people.
Will I see eagles?
Sea eagles and kites are very common, though not guaranteed.
How long does it last?
About 3 hours, with the option to extend.
