Pantai Cenang, Langkawi

Pantai Cenang, Langkawi (6 June, 2005)


Pantai Cenang (GPS: 6.29559, 99.72281), also written Pantai Chenang, is a 2-kilometer stretch of fine powdery sandy beach fringed by coconut palms on the west coast of Pulau Langkawi.

Pantai Cenang is the main beach belt on the island, with the highest concentration of hotels and guest houses. Thanks to local regulations, no establishment at Pantai Cenang can exceed the height of the coconut palms. The place has changed a lot since the last time I visited in 2005 (I also visited last year, but the trip is so short I do not count that).

Nowadays, Jalan Pantai Cenang is lined on both sides with shops and restaurants. You can get most of your supplies here, as we did. There is a 7-Eleven as well as a few other mini markets where we re-load on items we did not bring from home.

7-Eleven at Pantai Cenang (8 September, 2018)

Pantai Cenang on Google Street View

Pantai Cenang.

Pantai Cenang.

From Pantai Cenang, one can see the outlying islands of Pulau Rebak Besar and Pulau Rebak Kecil as well as the mountain range of Gunung Machincang in the northwest. One of the major attractions at Pentai Cenang is the Langkawi Underwater World marine showcase.

Pantai Cenang, Langkawi (6 June, 2005)


Pantai Cenang, Langkawi (6 June, 2005)

Pantai Cenang is on the Map of Beaches in Langkawi

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