Where ferry, town and Langkawi’s icons meet — a practical starting point to arrive, depart or enjoy the Kuah waterfront before continuing your journey.
Google Maps · 8,501 reviews · 2026-10-19
Map listing · not a ferry timetable
Ticket needed for ferry travel
07000 Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia
Checked 2026-10-19
Choose your route and travel date first. Your ticket time and operator instructions take priority over the terminal’s general map listing.
Naturally Langkawi publishes estimates of 1 hour 15 minutes from Kuala Perlis and 1 hour 45 minutes from Kuala Kedah. Treat these as planning references, not guaranteed durations; confirm your selected sailing with the operator.
Naturally LangkawiLangkawi Ferry Line asks passengers to be inside the terminal at least 60 minutes before departure. Allow extra time for checks or busy dates and follow your ticket instructions.
Langkawi Ferry Line counter at Jetty Point: 04-966 5889
Operator and tourism pages show differing reference fares. Check the final amount for your date, route, passenger category and one-way/return selection, including booking fees, before paying.
Check sailings & tickets · Langkawi Ferry LineTelaga Terminal’s Koh Lipe service leaves from Telaga Harbour, Pantai Kok, not Kuah. Check the terminal name on your ticket before arranging transport; the Kuah map is not the destination for a Telaga booking.
Telaga TerminalThe Kuah Jetty (Langkawi) Google Maps listing showed 08:00–18:00 daily on 19 October 2026. This does not confirm every counter, shop or sailing time. Google Maps
Kuah Jetty is the main ferry hub in Kuah town. It serves you best when you know when to arrive, where to rest and what to do before or after the sea crossing.
Langkawi Ferry Line asks passengers to be inside the terminal at least 60 minutes before departure. Allow extra time for checks or busy dates and follow your ticket instructions.
More comfortable for a waterfront walk and friendlier for photos than the midday light.
For the jetty alone. Add time if you plan to walk to Dataran Lang or Taman Lagenda.
The public area of the jetty is free to enter. Ferry fares vary by route and operator; check current prices before you set off.
Parking is available around the complex. Rates, access and availability can change — avoid arriving too close to your ferry time.
Passenger ferry services connect Langkawi with Kuala Perlis and Kuala Kedah. Schedules change by operator and operating conditions, so check current sailings before you travel.
Use a rental car, e-hailing or taxi towards Kuah town and follow signs to the ferry terminal / Jetty Point. Allow extra time in busier traffic.
E-hailing and taxis are easiest if you are not driving. With a car, aim for the Jetty Point / Kuah Jetty area and follow the on-site parking layout.
The jetty sits beside the waterfront, Jetty Point and the Eagle Square landmark — easy to combine into one cluster of stops.
AddressKompleks Jetty Point, Kuah, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah, MalaysiaThe picks below are around Kuah town and make handy references before or after your crossing. Opening hours may change.
An easy local lunch choice with a good variety of dishes after you arrive in Kuah.
A relaxed stop in the waterfront area for nasi campur and daily dishes.
Good for a quick breakfast before heading to the terminal or around Kuah town.
Coffee and light bites in central Kuah when you want to linger a little longer.
If your schedule is loose, the Kuah area offers several stops that combine easily without exploring far across the island.
A giant eagle landmark by the sea; pairs perfectly with a jetty visit.
A park themed on Langkawi legends, near Dataran Lang and the jetty area.
Kuah’s main mosque with easily recognised architecture, a convenient town stop.
A modern landmark in Kuah town that fits a town route if you have extra time.
Not for the public areas of the terminal. A ticket is only needed when boarding a ferry or entering the controlled departure area. Fares depend on the route and operator.
Langkawi Ferry Line asks passengers to be inside the terminal at least 60 minutes before departure. Allow extra time for checks or busy dates and follow your ticket instructions.
Yes, there is parking around the jetty complex and Jetty Point. Availability, layout and rates can change, so allow a little extra time during busy periods.
Choose a comfortable time within permitted access hours. Check current access and weather; a sightseeing visit does not grant entry to controlled departure areas.
About 30–60 minutes is enough for the jetty and waterfront. Combined with Dataran Lang and Taman Lagenda, allow roughly 1.5–2.5 hours at your own pace.
Yes. Kuah Jetty is the main arrival hub and e-hailing and taxis are commonly used to reach accommodation or other attractions in Langkawi. Waiting times depend on current conditions.
Naturally Langkawi publishes estimates of 1 hour 15 minutes from Kuala Perlis and 1 hour 45 minutes from Kuala Kedah. Treat these as planning references, not guaranteed durations; confirm your selected sailing with the operator.
Ferry schedules, fares, counters, parking and terminal hours can change. Use the ferry operator’s site and Google Maps for the latest status.