Getting to the Seven Wells early, we hiked up the 367 steps from where we were, but found when we got there (in the heat and humidity), we found we were at the waterfall, and there was another 2.5km hike (upwards) before we would get there. We decided to abort that plan, and were happy to have seen the waterfall - going down again we purchased some large bottles of water from the local shop, cooling off a bit from the jungle heat.

We stopped to get some petrol, where Eunice took some photos of the local port, before we took some snaps of the Mangrove Village, on our way to the next stop, Underwater World.

Underwater World was fantastic, as you can see from the photos here.

Next we headed towards the traditional Malay village reconstruction, in honour of Mahsuri, who was excecuted in 1819, but before she was dead, laid a curse on the island of Langkawi which reads "There shall be no peace or prosperity on this island for a period of seven generations".

Then we headed to the Snake Park, and watched the 3PM show, and I got a Boa Constricter placd on me; Eunice felt a snake for the first time, so we'd both done something new.

After that we took a drive to the Kuah, the capitol of the island, and headed northward to the Bird Paradise Park, where we saw many varities of birds, both local and international.

We headed back to the local port, just outside Kuah, where we captured some images of the local emblem, a large Eagle. We were also in a great position to get some pictures of the sunset in the west.

Driving back we found the local markets, and stopped to eat some food, which included some Chicken Satay sticks, fortunately we didn't get any Durian, one of the local fruits that Eunice loves, but I detest the smell of (I haven't got over the smell enough to try it!!).

After that we headed to Cenang for some more shopping, where I finally found my Ferrari shirt for a reasonable price. Eunice was happy to finish the day with some more shopping; so we came back to the hotel, dropped off the keys with recption and headed back to our room.

Tomorrow we plan to have a relaxing morning, as we fly back to KL at around 2PM.

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