Tours and Tickets to Experience Langkawi Beras Basah Island (Pulau Beras Basah)
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- The words beras basah mean “wet rice” in Indonesian and Malaysian, and a number of islands in the region share this name, as does Singapore’s Bras Basah district.
- There is no bathroom on Beras Basah Island. Dayang Bunting Island has a simple bathroom for a small fee.
- The waters are generally not that clear. Check visibility before renting snorkel gear.
- Don’t bring food ashore. The macaques are hungry and fearless.
- Shallow, warm waters make Beras Basah Island a good choice for those with kids.
- Neither the island-hopping boats nor the island are wheelchair-accessible.
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How do I get to Beras Basah Island from Langkawi?
The only way to get to the uninhabited Beras Basah Island from Langkawi is by either a private chartered boat or during an island-hopping tour from the main island. Boats typically depart from Jeti Teluk Baru and the journey tends to take around 20–30 minutes in calm conditions.
What is the best time to visit Beras Basah Island?
While the waters surrounding Langkawi are navigable year-round, the best time to visit Beras Basah Island (Pulau Beras Basah) is between November and April. This is the region’s dry season, when skies are blue and clear, and there’s less chance of rain. There’s the highest chance of monsoons during September and October.
What are the must-see attractions on Langkawi Beras Basah Island?
The must-see attractions in Langkawi Beras Basah Island include its main beach, famous for its white sand and turquoise waters, which are calm, warm, and ideal for swimming. The rainforest and mountain that backs the beach are also good for hiking and offer great views of the surrounding sea.
Are there water sports activities available on Langkawi Beras Basah Island?
Yes, there are water-sports activities available on Langkawi Beras Basah Island. You can snorkel and look for tropical fish. (Snorkel gear is available to rent on the island and is typically included with tours.) You can also ride a banana boat, tugged along by a high-speed boat, further out to sea.
Are there guided tours available on Beras Basah Island?
Yes, there are guided tours available on Langkawi Beras Basah Island (Pulau Beras Basah). In fact, the only way to visit is on a private or shared island-hopping tour. These tend to also stop at Dayang Bunting Lake (Pregnant Maiden Lake) on Dayang Bunting Island and Singa Besar Island.
What wildlife can I see on Beras Basah Island (Pulau Beras Basah)?
Beras Basah Island may not be inhabited by humans, but it’s home to animals. Wildlife you can see on Beras Basah Island includes tropical fish and small crabs in the coral reef, as well as macaques. Be cautious when around the monkeys, as they can snatch food and other items.
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