Eagle Feeding Tour, Kuala Selangor

Watch powerful Brahminy Kites and White‑bellied Sea Eagles swoop down to snatch food right in front of you. The Eagle Feeding Tour, Kuala Selangor departs from the (Official Jetty) Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor and costs around RM 35. A 45‑minute boat ride takes you to the estuary where over 200 eagles circle overhead. Early evenings (around 5 PM, 6 PM and 6:30 PM) are the best time to see their graceful dives and golden‑hour glow.

What you must bring

• Mosquito repellent & long clothing: Mangroves are mosquito heaven. Wear long pants and covered shoes and use repellent.

• Camera with zoom or binoculars: The action happens fast; a zoom lens or binoculars lets you capture sharp images.

• Water, snacks & sun protection: Bring a reusable water bottle and light snacks; wear a hat and sunglasses for the late‑afternoon sun.

• Motion‑sickness pills (if needed): Boats are stable but those prone to seasickness should prepare accordingly.

Key things to know

• Duration, timing & price: The tour is about 45 minutes long, costs roughly RM 35 and departs at fixed times. Arrive at least 30 minutes early for check‑in.

• Departure point: All boats leave from the official jetty. The pink floating boat café at the jetty has limited toilets.

• Not for everyone: People with back problems or severe seasickness may find the ride uncomfortable.

• Respect wildlife: Only the captain feeds the eagles. Do not throw food or make loud noises; smoking, alcohol, drugs and large bags are banned. Keep hands inside the boat – eagles have sharp talons.

Critical notes

• Check weather and tides; tours may be cancelled during storms.

• For the best view, choose a side seat on the boat.

• The jetty offers minimal facilities, so use the restroom before boarding.

• Plan your trip: Kuala Selangor is about an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur; allow extra time for traffic and registration.

Other tours in Kuala Selangor

For more natural wonders, consider the Sky Mirror Tour, Kuala Selangor for tidal‑flat reflections, the Fireflies Tour, Kuala Selangor for synchronized lights in the mangroves, or the Blue Tears Tour, Kuala Selangor to see bioluminescent plankton. All depart from the same jetty but are booked separately.