Four Seasons Langkawi

On the famous archipelago, he finds a place that delights with the beauty of nature, lush jungles, emerald color of water and limestone cliffs. It is the first UNESCO geopark in Southeast Asia. There is a resort offering pavilions and villas decorated in a style inspired by Malay traditions. This oasis of peace is the perfect place to relax and explore the region's attractions, including boating through the mangrove forests inhabited by macaques, sheep, otters and eagles. The geopark is also home to many lizards, hornbills and black langurs. It is worth seeing the jungle from above, from the cable car suspended 660 m above sea level. To get to know the surrounding nature even better, you can visit the scientific and educational center, where exhibitions, lectures and presentations are organized. Picturesque villages and beautiful waterfalls can be visited during bicycle trips, and the untouched rainforest with interesting rock formations is worth observing during hiking. After returning, guests will be greeted by the longest beach on the island. The luxurious villas were renovated by the famous architect Bill Bensley. They are spacious and captivating with décor, including works of art and teak floors. Families can relax in the pool with waterfalls and fountains, while adults can swim in the 55-meter-long pool in a secluded location. Children can learn batik painting, practice yoga and look for treasures, and teenagers can enjoy rock climbing, archery and other interesting activities. The restaurants serve aromatic dishes, including local specialties prepared according to centuries-old recipes from the surrounding villages, Asian dishes, and Middle Eastern cuisine. The luxurious spa offers a selection of treatments, including Ayurvedic therapies. Moreover, couples can take part in the Raja & Ratu ritual, which focuses on the sacral, heart and crown chakras, positively influencing emotional and physical relationships.