Datai Golf Club
A spectacular golf club on the edge of the rainforest with tall tropical trees

around the course. Located north of Langkawi facing the Andaman Sea, this international 18-hole, 72-par golf course was designed so that golfers could

enjoy being close to nature, providing a challenging and relaxing course.
 

Set between the lofty Gunung Matcincang and the Andaman Sea, the course ranges from undulating and flat to extremely hilly. Fairways wind

through age-old forests of lush greenery and offer fantastic water views.
 

The trees which have been there since time immemorial, give Datai Bay its
look of maturity, unlike most new course which have saplings and newly transplanted trees. The setting keeps one spellbound throughout the round,

with each hole assuming different characteristics
If there are balls lost or there are too many strokes on the card, the scenery
more than compensates, and makes the trip to Datai Bay worthwhile.
It is the perfect place to get away from it all, and to tame those wayward shots, while soaking in nature's beauty

Facilities: Clubhouse, Pro shop, restaurant, locker rooms and buggies.
Tee off - 7.30am - 4.30pm.

Location – Close to Datai / Visit Rating - For Golfers

Pantai Tengkorak (Beach of Skulls)
Tucked away from the usual mainland holidaymakers is this lovely, secluded

little beach. A favorite picnic spot for locals, it is flanked by two

headlands on either side, the sand is powder soft and the waves roll lazily in.

Shady trees with peeling red bark cast shadows on the sand and rolling surf

A rather eerie legend shadows Pantai Tengkorak where it is said that a sea demon is said to have swallowed countless number of vessels and deposited the skulls of the crew and passengers at Pantai Tengkorak (Skull Beach). Fact or fiction, visiting this mysterious beach is not to be missed.

Location : Jalan Datai, Pantai just next to the Ibrahim Hussen gallery

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Ibrahim Hussein Art & Cultural Foundation

The museum opened its doors in November 2000 and houses a series of galleries that showcase the artistic talents of Asian artists like Thawan Ducahnee from Thailand, Made Wianta of Indonesia, Malaysians Hasnul Jamal and Juhairi Siad.
set on the edge of a cliff overlooking the sea.
Ibrahim Hussein is one of Malaysia's finest contemporary artist and is

a household name amongst local and foreign art collectors.

The studio is also open to artists interested in showcasing their work and aspiring artists are enthusiastically encouraged to utilise the gallery to participate in any related fields of art and music. In the grounds of the gallery is a nature walk trail that winds into the Pasir Tengkorak Forest Reserve. Entrance: RM12 Adults  Location : Near Pantai Tengkorak, and probably could be taken in along with a visit to the black Sands Beach Visit Rating

Kompleks Budaya Kraf (Cultural Craft Complex)

A large handicraft centre with a wide range of goods produced in

Malaysia and other Asian countries.

Batik (a specially printed cloth), pottery and woodcarvings are just a few of the items for sale. In the center of the complex is a sort of museum with several dioramas illustrating the legend of Mahsuri, among other events from Langkawi's history. The design of the complex, an elegant neo-Islamic style, is worth a closer look.

 

Air Terjun Temurun (Temurun Falls) This site boast of a spectacular waterfall which has a 30 m drop and has an idyllic pool at the bottom. The trek to the top is painless, and well worth your time, as the view is absolutely stunning.   Plenty of parking is available  The sound of clear spring water making its way from the top of the hills only serves to tempt visitors into having a splashing good time there. It is particularly beautiful from June through December, which is Langwaki's rainy season.

 

 

Pantai Pasir Hitam (Black Sand Seach) An unusual phenomenon, Pasir Pantai Hitam means 'black sand beach', so called because of its unique beach with glittering black sand, which is thought to be tin or an oxide of tin that may have come from the seabed or the earth's crust. During the wet season, the sands here are more black than white.

\found along its unusual shoreline

Location - To the west of Pantai Tanjung Rhu and

about about 19 km North from Kuah town

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