Langkawi Underwater World Tickets
Langkawi Underwater World Tickets
Duration: 2 hours
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Langkawi Underwater World in Langkawi, Malaysia offers an immersive look into the vibrant marine life of the region. Covering nearly 6 acres and home to over 4,000 aquatic species, this aquarium is a top attraction for anyone interested in ocean ecosystems and sea creatures like stingrays and green turtles.
Langkawi Underwater World in Langkawi, Malaysia offers an immersive look into the vibrant marine life of the region. Covering nearly 6 acres and home to over 4,000 aquatic species, this aquarium is a top attraction for anyone interested in ocean ecosystems and sea creatures like stingrays and green turtles.
Langkawi Underwater World sprawled across an area housing more than 4,000 aquatic species, making it one of Malaysia's largest aquariums for marine lovers.
A 15-meter tunnel allows visitors to walk alongside sharks, stingrays, and groupers while exploring zones such as the Tropical Rainforest and Temperate areas.
Combining Langkawi Underwater World Tickets with Crocodile Adventureland access offers a more cost-effective way to experience both attractions in one day.
Home to Malaysia's largest crocodile collection, this attraction includes feeding sessions for baby crocs and exciting shows that entertain visitors.
Admission to Langkawi Underwater World
Combo: Crocodile Adventureland and Underwater World (choose during checkout)
Ticket for entry into Crocodile Adventureland
Use of facilities for Crocodile shows
Access to baby crocodile feeding sessions
Individual Costs
Woman in underwater tunnel looking up at fish in awe.
Langkawi Underwater World
Situated in the heart of Langkawi, this aquatic wonder spans almost 6 acres. It's one of the island’s top spots to explore beneath the waves. The aquarium is home to more than 4,000 marine species and offers a fascinating look into Malaysia’s underwater world. Different sections like the Tropical Rainforest zone, Temperate area, and Sub-Antarctic region are set up so visitors can walk through ecosystems that feel almost real. A highlight is the tunnel filled with 500,000 liters of seawater — it's 15 meters long and lets you see giant sea creatures like stingrays and green turtles up close.
There’s also a section called "Penguinarium," which features a small tunnel where penguins can be seen swimming and playing. If you time your visit right, you might catch the feeding sessions — it's an educational way to learn about these birds while watching them interact with their trainers. After exploring everything, take some time at the shopping area or grab a coffee before heading back to your accommodation.
Crocodile Adventureland
Located in northwestern Langkawi, Crocodile Adventureland is Malaysia’s biggest crocodile park and also holds UNESCO Global Geopark Partner status. The site covers 10 acres and houses over 4,000 crocodiles — including rare species like the Tomistoma and Bujang Lang. Visitors can watch exciting feeding sessions where crocs jump for food or even take a photo with a baby crocodile to create lasting memories.
Rockhopper penguin swimming in open aquarium exhibit.
Colorful tropical fish swimming in a coral reef tank at Langkawi Underwater World.
Woman in underwater tunnel looking up at fish in awe.
Rockhopper penguin swimming in open aquarium exhibit.
Colorful tropical fish swimming in a coral reef tank at Langkawi Underwater World.
Woman in underwater tunnel reaching towards shark through glass.
Important Details to Note Before Visiting
If you're a Malaysian visitor, be sure to carry your MyKad when redeeming tickets. Non-Malaysians should have another form of ID ready for verification at the time of entry.
Schedule of Feeding Sessions and Shows
Langkawi Underwater World has several daily feeding sessions. African Penguins are fed at 11am and 2:45pm, while Rockhopper Penguins get their meals at 11:15am and 3pm. Fur Seals are offered food at 2:30pm each day, and the Tunnel Tank experience takes place at 3:30pm.
At Crocodile Adventureland, visitors can watch a variety of crocodile feeding events. The Giant Crocodile Feeding happens three times daily—at 11:45 am, 1:15pm, and 3:15pm. There's also the Dinosaur Encounter at 2pm.
Other notable sessions include Thrilling and Aggressive Wild Crocodile feeding at 10am and 3:45pm, Adult Crocodile Jumping demonstrations at 10:30am and 5:30pm, and the Legend of Sarcosuchus show scheduled for 12pm and 4:30pm.
Stingrays swimming in an aquarium viewed from an underwater tunnel.
Coral reefs with fish in Langkawi Underwater World.
Woman in underwater tunnel reaching towards shark through glass.
Stingrays swimming in an aquarium viewed from an underwater tunnel.
Coral reefs with fish in Langkawi Underwater World.
Plan ahead and combine your visit with Crocodile Adventureland to save time and enjoy more attractions in one day.
If you're visiting during peak hours, arrive early to avoid crowds and make the most of your experience at Langkawi Underwater World.
Check the animal feeding schedules in advance—African Penguins are fed at 11am and 2:45pm daily, while Rockhopper Penguins get their meals at 11:15am and 3pm.
Make sure to have your ID ready before arrival; Malaysian visitors should carry their MyKad, while others need proof of identity for ticket redemption.
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