Langkawi Nightlife

What to Do at Night in Langkawi

Some of the bars are directly located on the beach, and it makes perfect sense to spend the evening with friends over beer while absorbing the sound of waves crashing on the shore and the glitter of a starry-lit sky.

Kuah Nightlife

In Kuah Town, expect to find some traditional culinary delights. Because of its relatively large population and number of hotels in the area, there is a good range of restaurants and dining places to choose from. You can take your pick from fusion restaurants and fast food outlets in the shopping malls to open-air stalls and Chinese seafood places along the sea-front road. Read More...

Padang Matsirat Nightlife

You’re not likely to see people partying till the wee hours of the morning in this part of Langkawi Island. In point of fact you’re more likely to see village kids illegally joyriding on motorbikes along the deserted roads and lit-up kampong houses with the owners inside watching the telly. Read More...

Pantai Cenang Nightlife

Langkawi isn’t the place to come to for a nightlife scene of clubs, bars and pubs belting out skull-pounding techno electronica music. Still, Pantai Cenang, Langkawi’s most-happening stretch, boasts Langkawi’s best nightlife scene. Read More...

Pantai Kok Nightlife

Pantai Kok may not boast the most hopping bar scene – Oriental Village is a family-oriented park while Telaga Harbour features some pretty trendy restaurants but lots of shop-houses are yet to be occupied. Read More...

Pantai Tengah Nightlife

Pantai Tengah is a quiet place compared to Pantai Cenang, but you can still find a smattering of restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars that will cater to those that want less of a party atmosphere and more of an appreciation of the natural surroundings. Read More...

Rebak Island Nightlife

The nightlife scene on Rebak Island is pretty tame; after all, this secluded island is more of a spot for couples enjoying a romantic interlude rather than looking for a swinging nightlife scene. Read More...

Tanjung Rhu Nightlife

Budget eateries are almost nonexistent unless you count the Malay-operated stalls lining the roadside which don’t look particularly appealing. Read More...