Pulau Singa Besar – Langkawi’s Wild Island of Eagles & Nature** 🦅🌿

#langkawitrip A hidden gem in Langkawi’s archipelago, **Pulau Singa Besar** (*"Island of the Big Lion"*) is an **uninhabited nature reserve** famous for its **wild eagles, pristine beaches, and untouched rainforest**. It’s a must-visit for wildlife lovers and those seeking off-the-beaten-path adventures! --- ### **Why Visit Pulau Singa Besar?** ✔ **Eagle Feeding Spectacle** – Watch **brahminy kites & sea eagles** swoop down to catch food (a highlight of island-hopping tours). ✔ **Secluded Beaches** – Pristine white sand & clear waters, perfect for relaxation. ✔ **Rich Biodiversity** – Home to **monkeys, monitor lizards, and exotic birds**. ✔ **Snorkeling & Swimming** – Coral patches near the shore attract colorful fish. --- ### **How to Get There?** 🚤 **By Boat**: - **Island-Hopping Tours** (~RM50–RM80/pax) – Usually combined with **Pulau Beras Basah** & **Pulau Dayang Bunting**. - **Private Speedboat** (~RM300–RM500) – For a more personalized trip. 📍 **Departure Points**: Kuah Jetty, Pantai Cenang, or Telaga Harbour. --- ### **Visitor Tips:** 🌞 **Best Time to Visit**: **November–April** (calm seas, ideal for boat rides). ⏳ **Duration**: Most tours spend **30–45 mins** here (eagle feeding + beach time). 🎒 **What to Bring**: - **Camera** (eagle feeding is a photographer’s dream!). - **Sun protection** (hat, sunscreen – shade is limited). - **RM10 conservation fee** (sometimes included in tour price). ⚠️ **Note**: Don’t feed wildlife outside guided eagle feeding sessions. --- ### **Top Activities:** 1. **Eagle Watching** – Guides toss fish into the water, triggering dramatic dives. 2. **Beach Relaxation** – Enjoy the untouched shoreline. 3. **Jungle Exploration** – Short trails reveal hidden coves (watch for wildlife!). --- ### **Nearby Attractions:** - **Pulau Dayang Bunting** (mystical lake) - **Pulau Beras Basah** (idyllic beach) - **Kilim Geoforest Park** (mangroves & caves) --- ### **Did You Know?** The island’s name (*"Big Lion"*) comes from a rock formation resembling a lion’s head, though it’s more famous for eagles today!