++ Langkawi Trip. (II) ++
DAY 1
Stepping down from the ferry, seems like the greatest thing I ever done that day. After the longest 90 minutes of my life, watching the darn clock dangling at the front ticking my life away, Jesus Christ!
Finally.
First stop - Jetty Point. We got into our rented car, a 7-seater Toyota Avanza, with our dear driver, Alvin driving us around (safely) in an unfamiliar island. Our hotel is our second stop, after settling the checking-in of rooms, we headed up for a rest. A well-needed rest (and bath), 12-hours of journey time, can't be more draining than that, huh.
We went to random places after lunch at KFC, Snake Sanctuary (where the only audience is the six of us. Pathetic, I know.), stopping at places to admire the beautiful sceneries, and shopping the rest of the day away. Although there's not much seriously, typical products, nothing interesting, but wait, a can of beer for RM1.80(SGD$0.75)?! Holy Molly. Our hotel fridge is so gonna be stocked (and not finishing everything in the end.)
Time for bed!
DAY 2
"RINNNGGG RINNGGG! RRINGGGGG!" Thanks for the wake-up call, Victor! Dear yippy is still sleeping, so might as well take a bath first. At the hotel restaurant "Flamingo", there's a huge spread of breakfast buffet waiting for us, and there's this really interesting "Egg Bar" that serves quite a variety of eggs - omelette, scrambled, sunny side-up, and the 6 of us totally spammed on this. Eggilicious!
We had the Kilim boat ride for today, where it would take us around the north-eastern part of the island, exploring the bat cats, fish farms, the crocodile cave (but too bad it's closed, because of the high-tide), and this really open-water area where we could see what Langkawi are famous for - eagles, soaring into the blue sky and feeding near the water surface.
Kilim Boat Ride! Definitely worth the bucks!
Beautiful oceans, fascinating rocks and islands, not to ever forget the cool winds that messed up everyone hair.
Ohh, and I'll gladly be your driver for the day.
If I remembered correctly, we had Kenny Rogers for dinner. I ordered the Tangy Chicken Pasta. Totally wierd taste, I bet it's cooked in a way to suit the residents' palates. But I cleaned out the plate in the end, yeah. Had supper party at Victor and Jes's room, before heading back to Room 615.
Stepping down from the ferry, seems like the greatest thing I ever done that day. After the longest 90 minutes of my life, watching the darn clock dangling at the front ticking my life away, Jesus Christ!
Finally.
First stop - Jetty Point. We got into our rented car, a 7-seater Toyota Avanza, with our dear driver, Alvin driving us around (safely) in an unfamiliar island. Our hotel is our second stop, after settling the checking-in of rooms, we headed up for a rest. A well-needed rest (and bath), 12-hours of journey time, can't be more draining than that, huh.
We went to random places after lunch at KFC, Snake Sanctuary (where the only audience is the six of us. Pathetic, I know.), stopping at places to admire the beautiful sceneries, and shopping the rest of the day away. Although there's not much seriously, typical products, nothing interesting, but wait, a can of beer for RM1.80(SGD$0.75)?! Holy Molly. Our hotel fridge is so gonna be stocked (and not finishing everything in the end.)
Time for bed!
DAY 2
"RINNNGGG RINNGGG! RRINGGGGG!" Thanks for the wake-up call, Victor! Dear yippy is still sleeping, so might as well take a bath first. At the hotel restaurant "Flamingo", there's a huge spread of breakfast buffet waiting for us, and there's this really interesting "Egg Bar" that serves quite a variety of eggs - omelette, scrambled, sunny side-up, and the 6 of us totally spammed on this. Eggilicious!
We had the Kilim boat ride for today, where it would take us around the north-eastern part of the island, exploring the bat cats, fish farms, the crocodile cave (but too bad it's closed, because of the high-tide), and this really open-water area where we could see what Langkawi are famous for - eagles, soaring into the blue sky and feeding near the water surface.
Kilim Boat Ride! Definitely worth the bucks!Beautiful oceans, fascinating rocks and islands, not to ever forget the cool winds that messed up everyone hair.
Ohh, and I'll gladly be your driver for the day.If I remembered correctly, we had Kenny Rogers for dinner. I ordered the Tangy Chicken Pasta. Totally wierd taste, I bet it's cooked in a way to suit the residents' palates. But I cleaned out the plate in the end, yeah. Had supper party at Victor and Jes's room, before heading back to Room 615.
