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I had the great pleasure of staying for 5 nights with my wife on Rebak Island while on holidays in Langkawi in May – and we thoroughly loved the experience. Rebak itself is quite a small resort (full capacity around 95 rooms), which suited us just fine. In many larger resorts there is a tendency to ‘get lost’ amongst the crowds and to have to ‘compete’ for space around the pool etc. However this was not the case on Rebak. Several days we had the pool (and the pool bar) all to ourselves in the middle of the day. The food was nice enough but nothing out of the ordinary. Breakfast was a good selection – again not exhaustive, but quite enough. There is also a seafood BBQ / grill offered on the beach each afternoon. For us there were only three very minor negatives. 1. Recreational activities. Once we arrived we learnt that activities such as eight ball, kayaking, tennis etc all came at an additional fee. While we may not have taken part in many of these even if they had been free, for the price we were paying we had assumed it would all be included. 2. Cost. Having been in Khua Town prior to arriving, we noticed the sharp jump in cost for food and beer etc. Still cheap by Aussie standards and to be expected on a resort island, but still took some getting used to! A small tip is that there is a small shop at the Marina that sells beer and snacks at main island prices. 3. The planes. Not at all a problem for me as I love the sight and sounds of planes flying overhead, but if you are a light sleeper or averse to loud noise from time to time, this may be a factor for you. So would I recommend Rebak Island. Absolutely!