Singapore to Langkawi Flights

Langkawi or ‘Jewel of Kedah’ is a district and also an archipelago consisting of 99 islands, situated on the west coast of Malaysia. Picturesque paddy fields, turquoise water beaches and beautiful mountains make Langkawi a popular destination for tourists.

How do I get to Singapore’s airport?

Singapore Changi Airport is well-connected to the main city by Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) trains, buses and taxis. By road, the airport is approximately 30 minutes away from the city. On the MRT, it is about a 40-minute ride.

Which airport will I arrive in Langkawi?

Flights from Singapore to Langkawi arrive at the Langkawi International Airport which is in Padang Matsirat in Langkawi. Singapore to Langkawi flights takes an average of 1 hour 25 minutes.

What flights operate between Singapore and Langkawi?

Direct flights to Langkawi are currently offered by Air Asia, Silk Air and Tiger Airlines. Cheap flights from Singapore are mostly available in October. There are daily direct flights which you can usually book through AirAsia and Scoot Airlines. Malaysia Airlines and Malindo Air tend to have connecting flights via Kuala Lumpur that take travellers to Langkawi.

How common are direct flights from Singapore to Langkawi?

There are as many as 13 flights that fly directly from Singapore to Langkawi at present.

When in Langkawi, where can I stay?

Pantai Cenang is recognised as the most popular beach area with shacks and villas where tourists can indulge in street shopping and watersports. The Pantai Tengah beach area is comparatively less crowded than Cenang. Most luxury resorts are likely to be found in the Pantai Kok area. Kuah is the busiest duty-free shopping area while Padang Matsirat is nearer to the airport and most convenient for a short trip.

What are the cultural differences between Singapore and China?

There is not much of a difference when it comes to language between Singapore and Langkawi. English, Mandarin, Tamil and Malay are the official languages of Singapore. Most people in Langkawi speak standard Malay although English is widely spoken here. Most natives speak Kadeh Malay, while minorities may speak Chinese and Siamese. It is better to obtain the Langkawi currency of Ringgit before you arrive before you exchange the Singapore dollar. Currency can be exchanged at the currency exchanger, airport or hotel. No separate visa is required for Langkawi for passengers who have a valid multi-entry Malaysia visa.

What places should I visit in Langkawi?

Head to the Langkawi Sky bridge which offers an exhilarating view of Gunung Mat Cincang hills, followed by a visit to see the Eagle Square, a prominent landmark at Kuah Jetty. Mount Mat Cincang is the ideal place from where to take photos of the amazing rainforests around. Enjoy shopping at the Zon Shopping Paradise and Coco Valley in Pantai Cenang. The kids are sure to love the aquarium at the Underwater World.

Head to a challenging hiking trail or take a cable car ride to reach the top of the highest peak of Gunung Raya. An awe-inspiring view of the Telaga Tujuh waterfalls captivates the heart of tourists. Feeding the animals at the Wildlife Park and Bird Paradise can be fun for your entire family.

Did you know? Singaporean passport holders do not need a visa for a visit up to 30-days.

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