[2025 Langkawi Attraction] Travel Guide for Pantai Kok (Updated May)

Pantai Kok,Langkawi@Kedah Malaysia. 🏖🏞 Pantai Kok is another famous beach in Langkawi, Kedah. Lies in the western part of Langkawi, Pantai Kok is more secluded compared to other beaches like Pantai Cenang and Pantai Tengah. Pantai Cenang is located 12 kilometer away from Pantai Kok whilst Kuah Town is approximately 25 kilometer far from the island. The interesting part of the located Pantai Kok, the renowned Telaga Park and Oriental Village is just few kilometers away. Overview Though the location of Pantai Kok is more secluded, however it does receives a high great responses from the tourists. The silence in the area enables you to hear the symphony of the sea breeze early in the morning. The place successfully earned its fame, for it was chosen as a spot in the international film 'Anna and the King'. Concisely, it was immediately recognized and remains as one of the treasured beach that must-to-visit area Langkawi Cable Car ride in the area is a total added value to Pantai Kok. Visitors will be taken on the ride up to Mount Mat Cincang, Langkawi's second highest peak, you can snap some memorable pictures of yourself at the high peak in Langkawi. Do pay a visit to Telaga Harbour Park, a great spot to hang out for shops, restaurants and bars to boost up your level of relaxation. Pantai Kok would add to another level of amazement to the visitors by having plenty of choices of hotel to resort choose from. Transport Touring the island by car is definitely recommended. For those who do not possess valid license could arrange a tour with the local agencies or hotels. Getting to the destination by taxi is not a bad idea at all if it's preferably choice of yours. #2023travelwish#mytripvlog#mountainview#themepark#summervacation#tripblazers#nationalpark#celebratewithtrip#fallingforfall#infinitypool#schoolholiday

Pantai Kok Beach is located in the east of Langkawi island, near the pier Telaga Harbor, East Village and the famous Cable Car and the Sky Bridge. It is not the most famous famous beach in Langkawi but definitely worth visiting! As for the beach itself, it is gorgeous: the sand is white and clean, the water is crystal clear and the landscapes are mesmerizing. But for swimming it is not very suitable because of the stones at the bottom, so be careful! There is no infrastructure on the beach, not even the rental of sun loungers. We went there by bike and it took around 40 minutes from famous Pantai Cenang Beach. The time we went there it was empty so the whole beach was just for us! #beachlife

Pantai Kok beach is located northwest of the airport, which is in the opposite direction to the most touristy areas. It’s relatively undeveloped and comprised mostly of upscale resorts like The Verandah, Terrace, and The Sheraton. The beach is noted for its clear water and white sand that’s often scoured by resort employees, whose job it is to keep it looking pristine. In addition to its natural beauty, Pantai Kok is also known for its beautiful and architecturally unique lighthouse and yacht club, which sports impressive boats and Moorish inspired domed buildings. Compared to other more popular beaches, Pantai Kok is quiet, up-market, and uncluttered, even along it’s swanky and trendy strip of shops, restaurants, and bars near the yacht club. #urbanexplorer #beachvacation

Gliding over Langkawi’s turquoise waters, I felt the rush of water skiing against a backdrop of towering limestone cliffs and lush islands. The thrill of slicing through the waves, the salty breeze in my face, and the golden sun reflecting off the sea—absolute paradise! Every turn came with a breathtaking view, making this not just an adventure, but a memory etched in nature’s masterpiece. #favouriteitinerary