Combo: Under Water World Langkawi + Crocodile Adventure Langkawi
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Langkawi's most dramatic wildlife double act. Under Water World Langkawi plunges you into Southeast Asia's largest fresh and saltwater aquarium — 5,000+ species, a 15-metre tunnel, African penguins, and Rockhopper antics across three immersive zones. Crocodile Adventure Langkawi then puts you face-to-face with 4,000 of the world's most ancient predators, including Bujang Besar — a 1,000 kg saltwater giant that holds Malaysia's record as the largest crocodile in captivity. Book on Thrillark and meet Langkawi's wildest residents.
Key Highlights
- Under Water World Langkawi — Southeast Asia's largest fresh and saltwater aquarium, opened 1995, spanning 6 acres at Pantai Cenang
- Walk the iconic 15-metre tunnel through 500,000 litres of saltwater: giant stingrays, groupers, Green Turtle, and more overhead
- African Penguins and Rockhopper Penguins — fed daily at 11 AM and 3 PM in their Sub-Antarctic zone
- Three distinct zones: Marine Life, Tropical Rainforest (walk-in aviary with flamingos and macaws), and Sub-Antarctic
- Crocodile Adventure Langkawi — home to nearly 4,000 crocodiles across 20 hectares, Malaysia's largest collection
- Bujang Besar: 1,000 kg, 4.68 m saltwater crocodile — Malaysia's Book of Records holder, an absolute prehistoric presence
- Live crocodile shows daily, juvenile feeding, crocodile fishing, photo with a juvenile croc, and the Treetopia hanging bridge walk
- The animatronic 50-ft Sarcosuchus and Jurassic Croc add a dramatic prehistoric dimension to the experience
About Combo: Under Water World Langkawi + Crocodile Adventure Langkawi
Under Water World Langkawi has been one of the island's defining attractions since 1995. Located on Jalan Pantai Cenang — Langkawi's most popular beach strip — it covers nearly 6 acres and houses more than 5,000 marine and freshwater species across three themed zones. The Marine Life Zone showcases the saltwater tunnel: a 15-metre transparent walkway through 500,000 litres of water where giant stingrays, groupers, an Olive Ridley Turtle, and blacktip sharks move overhead. The Tropical Rainforest Zone houses a full walk-in aviary with flamingos, macaws, cockatoos, and marmosets. The Sub-Antarctic Zone is the showstopper — African Penguins and Rockhopper Penguins in a habitat built to replicate their natural environment, with twice-daily feeding shows at 11 AM and 3 PM that are reliably the aquarium's most-loved moment.
Crocodile Adventure Langkawi (locally known as Taman Buaya Langkawi) is an entirely different kind of wildlife encounter. Spanning 20 hectares on the road to Teluk Datai Bay, approximately 30 minutes from Pantai Cenang, it is registered with CITES and holds Malaysia's largest collection of crocodilians — nearly 4,000 individuals from species including Tomistoma, Siamese, Guinea, and Saltwater crocodiles. The undisputed star is Bujang Besar: a saltwater crocodile weighing approximately 1,000 kg and measuring 4.68 metres — the largest crocodile in captivity in Malaysia as recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records. Live shows run daily from 10 AM to 5:30 PM, with juvenile feeding, crocodile fishing, and the chance to take a photo with a juvenile crocodile. Book both on Thrillark and leave Langkawi with stories you'll be telling for a long time.
Crocodile Adventure Langkawi (locally known as Taman Buaya Langkawi) is an entirely different kind of wildlife encounter. Spanning 20 hectares on the road to Teluk Datai Bay, approximately 30 minutes from Pantai Cenang, it is registered with CITES and holds Malaysia's largest collection of crocodilians — nearly 4,000 individuals from species including Tomistoma, Siamese, Guinea, and Saltwater crocodiles. The undisputed star is Bujang Besar: a saltwater crocodile weighing approximately 1,000 kg and measuring 4.68 metres — the largest crocodile in captivity in Malaysia as recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records. Live shows run daily from 10 AM to 5:30 PM, with juvenile feeding, crocodile fishing, and the chance to take a photo with a juvenile crocodile. Book both on Thrillark and leave Langkawi with stories you'll be telling for a long time.
Inclusions
- Admission to Underwater World
- Admission to Crocodile Adventure
Exclusions
- Photo session with juvenile crocodile at Crocodile Adventure (optional, paid on-site)
- Food and beverages at both venues
- Transportation between venues
Insiders' Tips
Plan your Underwater World Langkawi visit around the African Penguin feeding at 11 AM or 3 PM — these shows are genuinely one of the best wildlife moments on the island and draw a crowd, so arrive 10 minutes early. At Crocodile Adventure, the live crocodile show is the headline act — check the daily show schedule at the entrance and plan your arrival accordingly. Both venues are in Langkawi but are 30 minutes apart; most visitors do Under Water World in the morning and Crocodile Adventure in the afternoon.
Additional Information
Operating Hours
What to Bring
Additional Info
Restrictions
- Underwater World Langkawi:
- Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- African Penguin: 11:00 am and 2:45 pm
- Rockhopper Penguin: 11:15 am and 3:00 pm
- Fur Seal: 2:30 pm
- Tunnel Tank: 3:30 pm
- Crocodile Adventure Langkawi:
- Open daily from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
- Dinosaur Encounter: 2:00 pm
- Thrilling and Aggressive Wild Crocodile: 10:00 am & 3:45 pm
- Adult Crocodile Jumping: 10:30 am & 5:30 pm
- Legend of Sarcosuchus: 12 pm & 4:30 pm
- The Giant Crocodile Feeding: 11:45 am, 1:15 pm, & 3:15 pm
What to Bring
- Valid Photo ID
- Foreign nationals must carry their passports as proof of identity.
Additional Info
- Languages spoken at Crocodile Adventure are English and Malay
Restrictions
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed
- Pets are not allowed
- Re-entry is not allowed
Cancellation Policy
Non-refundable: All bookings are final once confirmed. Please review your visit dates carefully before completing your purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Under Water World Langkawi special?
Under Water World Langkawi holds the distinction of being Southeast Asia's largest fresh and saltwater aquarium since opening in 1995. Its 6-acre site houses over 5,000 species across three themed zones, with the 15-metre saltwater tunnel, African and Rockhopper Penguin exhibits, and a walk-in tropical rainforest aviary as the headline experiences. The combination of temperate, tropical, and sub-Antarctic zones under one roof gives it an unusual breadth of wildlife rarely found in a single aquarium.
What is the saltwater tunnel at Under Water World Langkawi?
The saltwater tunnel at Under Water World Langkawi is a 15-metre transparent walkway enclosed within a tank holding 500,000 litres of saltwater. Inside, visitors walk through while giant stingrays, trevally, groupers, blacktip sharks, and an Olive Ridley Turtle pass overhead and around them. It is consistently described as the highlight of any visit to Under Water World Langkawi and one of the most memorable wildlife moments on the island.
What penguins can I see at Under Water World Langkawi?
Under Water World Langkawi houses both African Penguins and Rockhopper Penguins in its Sub-Antarctic zone. The African Penguins can be observed through an 8-metre viewing tunnel that allows visitors to see them swimming in an environment designed to replicate their natural habitat. Rockhopper Penguins are housed in the Sub-Antarctic zone where their distinctive jumping behaviour gives them their name. Twice-daily penguin feeding shows at 11 AM and 3 PM are among the most popular events at the aquarium.
Who is Bujang Besar at Crocodile Adventure Langkawi?
Bujang Besar is a saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) at Crocodile Adventure Langkawi, weighing approximately 1,000 kg and measuring 4.68 metres in length. He holds the official Malaysia Book of Records title as the largest crocodile in captivity in Malaysia and is consistently cited as the park's most awe-inspiring resident. His sheer scale gives visitors a visceral sense of the power and size that saltwater crocodiles can achieve.
What activities are available at Crocodile Adventure Langkawi?
Crocodile Adventure Langkawi offers a range of interactive and educational activities throughout the day. These include live crocodile shows with trained handlers performing alongside mature crocodiles, juvenile crocodile feeding where visitors can offer food pellets to young crocodiles, crocodile fishing, photo opportunities with a juvenile crocodile, and the Treetopia hanging bridge walk above the crocodile ponds. The animatronic 50-foot Sarcosuchus and Jurassic Croc exhibits add a prehistoric dimension to the experience.
How far apart are Under Water World and Crocodile Adventure in Langkawi?
Under Water World Langkawi is located at Pantai Cenang on the western coast of the island, while Crocodile Adventure is in the northern part of Langkawi on the road to Teluk Datai Bay — approximately 30 minutes apart by car. A rental car, scooter, or taxi is the most practical way to travel between them. Many visitors prefer to do the aquarium in the morning and the crocodile park in the afternoon for a complete Langkawi wildlife day.
Are children scared by Crocodile Adventure Langkawi?
Crocodile Adventure Langkawi is designed to be educational and engaging rather than frightening, and is popular with families. Children particularly enjoy the juvenile crocodile feeding — smaller, safer crocodiles in a supervised setting that children find exciting rather than scary. The live crocodile shows, while dramatic, are professionally managed and conducted at a safe distance. The animatronic dinosaur and prehistoric crocodile exhibits add an element of fun discovery alongside the real animals.
Is Under Water World Langkawi good for a rainy day?
Yes — Under Water World Langkawi is an excellent wet-weather option as it is an entirely indoor attraction. The 6-acre complex is fully covered, air-conditioned in key areas, and accessible with strollers and wheelchairs. Langkawi's tropical weather can bring sudden showers, especially outside the main dry season from November to March, making Under Water World a particularly reliable and comfortable choice for days when outdoor beach activities are not possible.
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