My Malaysia - Langkawi 2014 (PART 1)

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Percutian di Langkawi – cuti cuti Malaysia

Okay, for my friends who happen to read this blog, they know that I have been to Langkawi a lot that I can even consider it as my second home. For those of you, I truly recommend Langkawi for its beauty, its food and its duty free goods. The summary:

Date: 14th  – 16th  November 2014
Duration: 3D2N
Type: Leisure Girls Trip
Airlines: Air Asia

This time I went with my bestfriends as part of a Bachelorette trip for Kak Pah. All of us bought the tickets pretty early which still cost us RM 154 per person. We book the hotel at Cenang Beach named Mali Beach Resort which is famous for its tree top chalet. Due to last minute bail out and economy reason, we stayed at the beach chalet instead of the tree top chalet.

We have laid out a lot of activities while in Langkawi. Activities I did not do with my family. Parasailing, Island Hoping etc. On that Friday, all 4 of us took a cab from home. Feeza and Kak Pah came to my house and the cab stop at Syima’s place to pick her up. We reached KLIA 2 and checked in the luggage. We depart at 12.30 p.m and reached there 1 hour later.

Reaching the airport, we picked up our car rental which I have prebooked before going off for lunch. We book a MyVi but he gave us a Nissan Latio because Myvi was not available. The price for Langkawi car rental for 3 days is RM 160. I knew Langkawi road at the back of my hand. It is custom in Malaysia that when you get your rental car you fuel meter will indicate almost empty compared to oversea. So, ask for the nearest gas station to fill the tank. I am confident the oil inside is just enough to get to that gas station. -_-“

Our hungry tummy cannot wait anymore. We made a stop at a restaurant in Kuah where I usually had lunch with my family at Nasi Campur Top BBQ restaurant. It provides a generous spreads of Malaysian food – Nasi Campur. Losts of dishes – grill fish, chicken, soup Gear Box – lots! This restaurant serves delicious food with very reasonable price. Let see if I can attached some location or picture okay.
Nasi Campur TOP BBQ in Kuah

It was almost 3 p.m meaning we can check into the hotel. We drove to Cenang, check in our chalets and rest a bit. Syima wants to do parasailing so we surveyed the watersports counter at the hotel. For locals, parasailing costs around RM60. At first we thought we stayed at the beach but the guy invited us to come along. The sail off was at Pantai Tengah so all of us board the small boat to the beach. Nampak tak harga local dengan harga tourist. Abang tu kata local bg 60 je, kalau tourist bagi 90 ataupun naik sampai 120 untuk parasail. Nadia x lah kot sebab takut ibu tak bagi pulak.

Our Deluxe Wooden Chalet
Water sports counter at Mali Best

He put Syima on harness, BTW there is the instructor. I acted as her photographer/videographer. She has to made a quick run while the boat pull the parasail and off she goes. They made one quick round and they land at the beach. Syima fell down like face down during landing which made our heart stops. But she manage to run, she stumbles during the end though.


That is Syima BTW.

We went back to Cenang and I quickly go to my favourite spa in Langkawi just across our hotel which is the Alun-Alun Spa. I truly recommend this spa. My family and I tried it once and we always come back for the service. I choose a 1.5 hours Bali massage which I booked earlier and little that I know that Syima choose to go for treatment there as well.


Treatment room

At Alun-Alun, it is a Balinese concept spa. When you arrive, they will bring you a Patio for a foot soak and a ginger tea. The therapist will treat you like a princess. You are given an entire spa suite for yourself. Lockers, toilets and showera are provided in each room – beautifully decorated of course. The massage? Only one word – HEAVENLY. I feel fresh and energize after each massage session. Before going back, they serve another ginger tea with some carrots. For years, I have been a happy customer. Syima gave out the same feedback too! CLICK HERE--->Alum-alun Spa, Langkawi

After spa, we made a deal with Feeza and Kak pah to meet up at the Haji Ramli Restaurant beside the spa. We ate seafood and tomyam. Food was okay but I think it was cheaper the last time I went there in June/ August.

After dinner, we take a walk at Cenang and finally bought the package for tomorrow’s island hoping trip. Most tour offers the same, RM50 per pax.




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