Kuah
The main town on Langkawi and the place you arrive per boat from Penang, Kuala Kedah or Kuala Perlis or from Thailand.
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You probably won’t spend much time in Kuah. Once you arrive at the jetty, you can rent a car or get a taxi to get to the accommodations at the beaches.
The are a lot of duty free shops do some shopping in Kuah. All of the island’s banks are there too.
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Tilo posts: 32
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Earlier this year, the ticket for a one-way trip between Penang and Langkawi was RM55. By Tilo on Aug 08, 2008
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cananyone please tell me how much is it to get the ferry from penang to langkawi?help~~i’m planning a budget trip there. By stephanie on Aug 08, 2008
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