Considering this is the main beach on Langkawi, it was reaaallyyy quiet, which was great. It was clean, the water was quite clear and a good depth to just lay down and chill in, or to swim and jet ski and stuff on if you go deeper. We were in Langkawi for 4 nights and went to the beach twice. Both times we went to a spot right outside a bar called "Thirstdays", because it had music playing all day, but not too loud, and also a little restaurant right next door. So it was the perfect little spot!

Perfect in every way. It is an idyll. A crescent of a white sand beach coconut palms and pine trees. Crystal clear turquoise sea with amazing warm water that is shallow enough to wade out into for 200m and a lovely sandy bottom. The view out into the Andaman sea is simply gorgeous and dotted with forested headlands and impossibly beautiful islets and rocky outcrops All this makes this one of the most perfect places. There are little beach huts and some small shacks/shops and simple restaurants set around a rough car park just off the beach but these are not intrusive and somehow appropriate to this slightly charmingly underdeveloped place. Some boat tours do board and deposit passengers on the beach but this adds to the colour and they are in and out very quickly and again they seem appropriate as they are the fast little brightly coloured vessels that are typical of the area.

It's an enjoyable beach for a stroll, but nothing more as you can't swim in the sea due to the jellyfish. Spent a few hours here, it's a 45 minutes drive from George Town - Parts of the beach were beautiful (great for taking photos, not crowded too and offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere) however, some parts of the beach were run down with cigarette butts and litter. It took about 40 minutes to walk from one end of the beach to the other. There are seating logs here and there so you can relax and just take in the view of the ocean or just even to chill out / get your thoughts together.