Langkawi is an archipelago comprises of 99 islands off the west coast of Malaysia. Langkawi has natural views of towering granite cliffs, UNESCO protected mangrove forests, and enchanting tropical rain forests.
Four Seasons Resort Langkawi is located in the national park area, along Tanjung Rhu Beach and Black Sand Beach. This 5-star resort features distinctive Moroccan or Moorish architecture. During your stay at this hotel, courteous and well trained staff and management will ensure all your needs are met.
Four Seasons Langkawi swimming pool surrounded by trees
Flanked by tropical rainforests, limestone cliffs and the emerald waters of the Andaman Sea, the natural beauty of Langkawi Island is simply breathtaking. Four Seasons Resort offers a beautiful, serene and romantic place for couples and family vacations with a variety of activities.
Suite Room at Langkawi Four Seasons
The resort faces west, so you can watch beautiful and romantic sunsets from the beach, your villa or the swimming pool. The resort also has a great Geo spa which offers a variety of treatments.
Swimming pool at Four Season Langkawi
During your stay at this hotel, you can also rent a bicycle for free to get around the resort during the day. Cycling at night is not recommended for safety reasons. Golfcart or buggy services are also available by phone call.
For children, various activities are available at the Lutong Kids Club, including painting Malay batik (traditional clothing), making Malay kite house trees in a rural setting with traditional Malay houses, rock climbing, archery, yoga and feeding fish.
At the Geopark Discovery Centre, children will learn about the thousands of years of natural history of the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, which is the first UNESCO Geopark in Southeast Asia, the natural wonders of Langkawi and of rock formations.
Four Seasons Resort Langkawi is just steps away from the beach and ocean
Four Seasons Resort Langkawi also offers guests the opportunity to learn about the traditional methods used to catch fish and shellfish from the Andaman Sea at a fishing house called Rumah Ikan (Fish House). At the Rumah Ikan, guests can observe and learn from Pak Din, a local fisherman, as he fishes the old fashioned way using traditional equipment.
