Pulau Dayang Bunting – famous for the lake of the pregnant maiden. Well, we still don’t know the story of the lake. You see, we finally sailed over to the island (see our previous blog, which we only uploaded after we got back from the island). We anchored in this narrow piece of water between Pulau Dayang Bunting and a smaller island. It was really tranquil. Sitting among sheer cliffs on all sides, with the eagles soaring and the birds and crickets singing. It would have been nice if we were the only ones there but a good thing cannot be kept a secret. There were 10 boats at anchor the two nights we were there. We were going to stay three nights but decided to get back to civilization.
We never went to the lake. It was so nice sitting at anchor amongst the beauty and tranquility that we decided not to do anything else but just sit and enjoy ourselves. Perhaps next time we get there we will go see what the hype of the lake is all about.
In three days time, Pauline’s visa expires and she’ll have to either go beg for an extension or go for a visa run to Satun in Thailand. We want to be here in Langkawi for another week before we sail up to Thailand.
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