Audio Guide of Kilim Geoforest Park

Boat operators at the Kilim River jetty typically operate every day from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Access to the geopark is exclusively by water, so you'll need to hire a private boat or join a shared tour from the jetty or Tanjung Rhu.

There is no entrance fee to the national park, but renting a private boat costs between 250 and 500 MYR depending on the duration (1 to 4 hours). If you're traveling solo or as a couple, you can look for shared tour options that are usually more affordable per person.

It is recommended to book a tour of at least 3 to 4 hours. This time is ideal for exploring the mangroves, visiting the Bat Cave, seeing the floating fish farms, and enjoying the scenery without feeling rushed.

It is the first UNESCO Global Geopark in Southeast Asia, recognized for its 500-million-year-old karst limestone formations. Its unique blend of coastal mangroves and ancient geology makes it a natural treasure of incalculable value.

The best time is during the dry season (November to March) to avoid torrential rains. As for the time of day, try to go early in the morning (9:00 AM) to avoid the intense midday heat and see more activity from the local wildlife.

Accessibility is limited due to the nature of the activity, which involves getting in and out of small boats that move with the tide. It is recommended to check directly with the agencies at the jetty to see if they can offer special assistance for folding wheelchairs.

Yes, right next door is the beautiful Tanjung Rhu beach, perfect for relaxing after the tour. A short drive away you can also visit the Galeria Perdana, a fascinating museum featuring state gifts.

Bring plenty of sunscreen, a hat, and water, as the sun beats down hard on the open boats. Be careful with your belongings, especially food or sunglasses, as the macaques at the stops can be very quick and mischievous.