Andaman Hotel Langkawi

... takes them out yearly for a corporate event and this time they voted for Langkawi. During their stay they explored the jungle of Langkawi. The Andaman Hotel as a five star hotel had arranged a tour for them with one of the best nature guides Peter. As a ...

... where the water falls into a small lake.  The falls become quite large by the end of the rainy season.   At the Andaman Hotel you can enjoy the best ice coffee on the island while you gaze over the rainforest and Datai Bay.  There is ...

... it as we arrived in time to put on our bathing suits, head to the beach, and catch the last hour of sun.  The Andaman Hotel; www.theandaman.com is really a nice resort that is located directly on a private beach with in the midst of a tropical ...

... where we did some street shopping. We also grabbed some dinner at the Taj mahal restaurant and then took a cab to the hotel. To summarize, Langkawi is a fantastic experience. One has to spend two full days here and no more for sight-seeing. Another day ...

... early mornings. nasi lemak (RM3), local tea and coffee (RM1).    Tomato Nasi Kandar, (Opposite Langkawi Boutique Hotel). Typical budget Indian food establishment with patrons all day (and night!) long. Very crowded even in ...

... day and Ria has agreed to send us to the airport so we would see each other again We leave for Andaman and checked into this 5-star hotel , luxurious but minus the warmth of Ria and Andre. The beach here is perfecto.... white sandy beaches, calm waters ...

... nbsp;  After the high speed ferry, we arrived in the port at Kuah. Only one word can describe a first impression of Langkawi. Paradise. The largest rock of a 99 island archipelago sat in Andaman Sea, features everything you could expect or ever need. ...

... harganya sudah ditentukan RM 24/Rp.68.000 per taxi. Supir taxi kami orangnya baik dan banyak memberi informasi tentang Langkawi. Kesan pertama saya saat sampai di Langkawi adalah sebuah pulau yang bersih dan tertata dengan rapi. Taxi mengantar kami ...

... to Cenang Beach is fixed price RM 24/Rp.68.000 per taxi. Our taxi driver is a good person and give information about Langkawi. My first impression when arrived in Langkawi is an island that is clean and neatly arranged. Taxi took us to Zackry guest ...

... monsoon starts (which will unfortunately not be for another week, just as I’m leaving). He drove me back through a typical Langkawi village which was very quiet and surrounded by lush green rice paddies. He asked about my family and when ...

... no problems communicating in English throughout Malaysia, which made our travel much easier. We found a nice hotel close to the beach upon our arrival in Pulau Langkawi, for which we paid about $30 for double, great deal. This place is definitely more ...

... which is not on the wharf.....follow the outer terminal wall north and you will find the ticket counter.  Arriving into Langkawi creates an atmosphere of a relatively busy island port.  I took a private taxi from the airport to the Sunset ...

... and lizards chirping.  The air is filled with the sweet ambrosia of flowers and a deep musk rising from the forest's floor. The Andaman hotel is beautiful, perhaps one of the most beautiful hotels I have been to, the lobby is open as are ...

... . Get a taxi to the airport and end up rushing to board the plane after more shopping at duty free, guess who!? Arrive at The Andaman, Langkawi, by 12.30pm and take in the view of the sea and the amazing adjoining rooms!! Explore our hotel which is on a ...

... in bed we saw a shadow at our window, too high up to be a person, it must have been a monkey looking in at us... Langkawi means reddish brown eagle in Malay and we see these huge regal birds of prey soar graciously over the skies gliding on the warm air ...

... Penang and take the 3-hour ferry to the island of Langkawi, just south of the Thai border, in the Andaman Sea. Everything that Penang was (or wasn't), Langkawi is. It's a beautiful tropical island, fairly clean, nice water, not crowded, and quiet. We're ...

So we made it to Langkawi ready for our week of Fun in the Sun... also know as the week of continuous sunscreen application for a certain member of our duo - in order to keep the privacy of those involved, no specific names will be mentioned for the ...

... where we strolled for a while until we reached the northern-most tip where a swish £150 a night hotel called the Pelangi sat. Before we arrived in Langkawi we had good intentions of staying at a boutiquey resort and restaurant called Bon Ton that was ...

... we reached Pulau Langkawi, we were all extremely cold and more than happy to emerge into the hot sun. Langkawi is an archipelago of 99 islands in the Andaman Sea, 30 km off the mainland coast of northwestern Malaysia. The largest of these islands is ...

... Basah Island. It was a beautiful uninhabited island. We enjoyed fresh coconut water relaxing on the white sand. Chocolates and Fishes Langkawi is a duty-free island and thus the heaven for chocolate lovers. In the evening, we went to Kuah, the capital. ...