The Andaman, A Luxury Collection Resort

Langkawi

OVERVIEW

Set between a 10-million-year old rainforest and the tranquil waters of Datai Bay, The Andaman Langkawi is a tropical getaway on the picturesque island of Langkawi. Fringed by an 8,000-year-old coral reef, the resort has created one of the first coral nurseries in south east Asia, with the aim to educate guests about the reef and allowing the chance to plant your very own coral colony; leaving a little piece of you behind on holiday will help to protect the coral reef for decades to come.

Nature lovers will love this unspoilt paradise. The jungle is tantalisingly close so walking amongst the wildlife is a great way to spend a few hours, while the preserved reef is just metres off shore.

Because of its fantastic location, the Andaman is packed with activities, from non-motorised watersports to golf, cycling and immersive tours. To relax into your stay there’s also the Eastern-inspired V Botanical Spa.

SUMMARY

Rooms: 178

Location: Langkawi, Malaysia

Nearest Airport: Langkawi Airport

Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board

6 Reasons to visit The Andaman, A Luxury Collection Resort

  1. First-of-its-kind coral nursery with lots of ecologically-sound activities to ensure its protection
  2. Private guided snorkel experiences give the chance to get ‘up close and personal’ with the marine life
  3. Datai Bay was recognised as the ninth best beach in the world by National Geographic
  4. Family-friendly resort offers an extensive programme for children at the Young Explorers Club
  5. Spectacular location between ancient rainforest and the bay means plenty to see and do
  6. Macaque monkeys live around the property and pop in from time to time
Our Highlight

Head out on a nature walk with one of the resort’s experienced naturalists and you’ll learn about the flora and fauna of the rainforest and stop to sample some herbs and plants that are edible. These herbs often find their way into the dishes cooked at Jala Restaurant.

Where to stay

All of the Andaman’s 178 rooms and suites have fantastic views of the jungle or the ocean. Inside you’ll find a contemporary design with wooden floors and spacious areas to sit down in. For couples we’d recommend the exceptional Jacuzzi Studio whilst families should head for the spacious suites.

Deluxe Rainforest
Deluxe Treetop
Luxury Garden Terrace
Luxury Pool Access
Luxury Seaview Room
Jacuzzi Studio
Executive Suite
Executive Seaview Suite
Executive Pool Suite
Presidential Suite
Our Highlight

Head out on a nature walk with one of the resort’s experienced naturalists and you’ll learn about the flora and fauna of the rainforest and stop to sample some herbs and plants that are edible. These herbs often find their way into the dishes cooked at Jala Restaurant.

What to do

There are plentiful non-motorised watersports to enjoy on the Andaman Sea but don’t forget to explore inland where you can go in search of the dusky leaf monkey and try and count the different butterfly species (there are 300 recorded) in the 10 million year old rainforest. Learn about the Coral Conservation project on this fragile eco-system or discover the secrets of Malay cuisine in the Rainforest Cooking Classes.

Coral Maintainence
Nature
Excursions
Rainforest Walks
Keep Active
Cooking Classes
Our Highlight

Head out on a nature walk with one of the resort’s experienced naturalists and you’ll learn about the flora and fauna of the rainforest and stop to sample some herbs and plants that are edible. These herbs often find their way into the dishes cooked at Jala Restaurant.

What and Where to Eat

There are plenty of dining options at The Andaman so whether you fancy sushi, pizza or local cuisine you can find it here. Many of the venues overlook the rainforest, so don’t be surprised if some of the local curious wildlife come and take a look at what you are eating.

Jala
Beach Bar
Jentayu Lounge
Tepian Laut
Japanese Restaurant
The Restaurant
Our Highlight

Head out on a nature walk with one of the resort’s experienced naturalists and you’ll learn about the flora and fauna of the rainforest and stop to sample some herbs and plants that are edible. These herbs often find their way into the dishes cooked at Jala Restaurant.

When to travel

Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Temp(C)

28 29 29 29 28 28 27 28 27 27 28 28

Sun(hrs)

8 9 8 9 8 9 8 8 8 7 6 7

Rain(mm)

50 47 91 169 256 218 233 249 339 344 215 94
Month

Temp(C)

Sun(hrs)

Rain(mm)

Jan

28 8 50

Feb

29 9 47

Mar

29 8 91

Apr

29 9 169

May

28 8 256

Jun

28 9 218

Jul

27 8 233

Aug

28 8 249

Sep

27 8 339

Oct

27 7 344

Nov

28 6 215

Dec

28 7 94