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Malaysia trip | Luxury roundtrip Malaysia city, tea plantations & beach
On this varied round trip, you will discover the best of Malaysia, with a perfect balance of culture, nature and relaxation. You start in historic Malacca, where colonial charm meets local traditions. Then travel to Kuala Lumpur, where you stay at the stylish W Hotel and explore the city with walks past colourful markets, temples and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. In the cool, green hills of the Cameron Highlands, you'll enjoy misty forests and tea plantations, followed by a visit to the vibrant island of Penang, where you'll discover the heritage and flavours of Georgetown by bike. You will conclude in ultimate luxury on the tropical island of Langkawi, where you will stay at the exclusive The Datai and take a magical sundowner cruise through the Kilim Geoforest Park, the perfect conclusion to a special trip.
Travel programme
Travel overview
- Day 1 Flight to Malaysia
- Day 2 Arrival in Malaysia
- Day 3 Traditional tour of Kampung Morten
- Day 4 Malacca – Kuala Lumpur
- Day 5 Kuala Lumpur highlights & Petronas Twin Towers
- Day 6 Kuala Lumpur walking tour
- Day 7 Free day in Kuala Lumpur
- Day 8 Kuala Lumpur – Cameron Highlands
- Day 9 Exploring the Mossy Forest
- Day 10 Cameron Highlands – Penang Island
- Day 11 Exploring Penang by bike
- Day 12 Penang Island – Langkawi
- Day 13 Sunset mangrove cruise
- Day 14 Free day in Langkawi
- Day 15 Departure from Malaysia
- Day 16 Arrival
Arrival in Malaysia
Selamat datang! Welcome to Malaysia! You will be collected from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and taken to your hotel in Malacca. Once you have checked in at the hotel, the rest of the evening is yours to spend as you wish.
Malacca, known as a culturally rich and historically significant state of Malaysia, attracts visitors with its ancient landmarks such as A’Famosa Fort and colonial structures such as Stadhuys. Jonkerstraat is a bustling centre full of boutique hotels, restaurants and shops. The historic centre has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008, leading to rapid growth in tourism. Old buildings have been renovated into galleries and hotels, preserving Malacca’s diverse architectural styles.
Inclusief:
- Meet & Greet at the airport
- Private transfer to your accommodation
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Traditional exploration of Kampung Morten
Accompanied by a local guide, you’ll discover the unique charm of Kampung Morten, the last traditional Malay village in the heart of Melaka. During this cultural walk through the city’s ‘living museum’, you’ll stroll past beautifully preserved wooden houses, meet hospitable villagers and soak up the authentic atmosphere of local life.
Kampung Morten is a place where time seems to stand still; tucked away amongst modern urban developments, the village retains its warm Malay character. Together with our local guide, you’ll explore the colourful streets and learn more about the architecture, customs and stories that make this village so special.
During the tour, you’ll have the chance to try your hand at making a tasty local speciality: Onde-onde, small glutinous rice balls with a sweet surprise of palm sugar. You’ll also see how the locals traditionally dress at home, offering a glimpse into daily life both past and present.
Inclusief:
- Private excursion: Discovery of Kampung Morten with English-speaking guide and including lunch
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Malacca - Kuala Lumpur
After enjoying a delicious breakfast, you will be picked up by the transfer that will take you to the bustling capital, Kuala Lumpur. Once you arrive at your hotel, you will have the rest of the day at leisure. Kuala Lumpur or KL, as the Malays call their capital, has grown from nothing to a modern metropolis in 130 years. KL has a wide range of very surprising contrasts: traditional neighbourhoods, modern shopping malls and skyscrapers, side by side with the remnants of earlier times. A hodgepodge of cultures and ethnicities and many sights.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to your accommodation
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Kuala Lumpur highlights & Petronas Twin Towers
After a leisurely breakfast, your day begins in style with a visit to one of the world’s most iconic structures: the Petronas Twin Towers, the proud symbol of Kuala Lumpur. Your admission tickets will already be waiting for you when you check in at the hotel. After a brief introduction, a high-speed lift will whisk you up to the famous Skybridge at a height of 170 metres.
This impressive sky bridge between the towers not only offers spectacular views over the city, but also symbolises a bridge to the future. You’ll then continue on to the Observation Deck on the 86th floor, a place literally above the clouds. Enjoy the panoramic views of the Kuala Lumpur skyline and discover the fascinating architecture and history of this modern masterpiece through interactive displays.
After visiting the towers, your guide will take you on a varied city tour. You’ll start with a drive to the Batu Caves, an impressive place of pilgrimage just outside the city. Here you’ll be greeted by the imposing golden statue of the Hindu god Murugan and (optionally) climb the 272 colourful steps to the cave temple. Curious monkeys live in and around the caves, and you’ll find temples, murals and statues, including those in the mysterious Ramayana Cave.
Back in the city centre, you’ll visit some of the city’s most beautiful heritage sites. You’ll visit the colourful Sri Mahamariamman Temple, take a stroll through the lively Chinatown – with, time permitting, a peek at the traditional wet market – and admire the stately Independence Square, surrounded by beautiful colonial buildings. Finally, you’ll see the historic Jamek Mosque, situated at the confluence of two rivers.
Inclusief:
- Private excursion: Skybridge & observation tower of the Petronas Twin Towers
- Private excursion: City tour Kuala Lumpur with English-speaking guide
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Kuala Lumpur walking tour
You’ll set out once again to discover Kuala Lumpur with a local guide. You’ll be collected from your hotel and taken to the Central Market, the starting point for this fascinating walking tour. Along the way, you’ll sample small local delicacies from street stalls, including snacks and dishes beloved by the locals.
The tour takes you past various religious sites that reflect Malaysia’s impressive cultural diversity. You’ll wander through charming alleyways where Kuala Lumpur’s first settlements once stood, and be swept away by fascinating stories and hidden histories that your guide will share with you along the way.
Inclusief:
- Private excursion: Kuala Lumpur walking tour with English-speaking guide
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Free day Kuala Lumpur
The final day in Kuala Lumpur is at your leisure, an ideal opportunity to relax or explore the city further on your own. You can relax by the pool with views of the skyline or enjoy a treatment at the luxurious AWAY® Spa. Those who prefer to explore the city will find the bustling KLCC area within walking distance, with chic shopping centres, atmospheric cafés, art galleries and green city parks. A visit to the famous Jalan Alor food street or a quiet moment at the Islamic Arts Museum are also among the possibilities.
In the evening, a booking has been made at Wet Deck, the W Hotel’s iconic rooftop restaurant and bar. With panoramic views of the illuminated Petronas Twin Towers, you’ll dine in style under the starry sky, in a setting that’s both trendy and elegant. Enjoy refined dishes, cocktails and a lively atmosphere.
Inclusief:
- Booking at Wet Deck Kuala Lumpur
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Kuala Lumpur - Cameron Highlands
After breakfast, you will be picked up by the transfer service and taken to your next accommodation in the Cameron Highlands. Once you arrive at the hotel, the rest of the day is yours to spend as you wish.
Tucked away at an altitude of 1,500 metres amidst an abundance of picturesque mountains and surrounded by lush greenery lies the aptly named Cameron Highlands, a thriving tourist destination for those seeking idyllic tranquillity. With a cool climate that can drop to 15 degrees Celsius, the area is alive with lush valleys, diverse ecosystems and a sea of tea plantations and strawberry fields, making it the perfect and popular destination for immersing yourself in nature.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to your accommodation
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Discovering the Mossy Forest
You’ll climb into a Land Rover and enjoy a leisurely drive through the picturesque rolling tea gardens. Your nature guide will collect you from your hotel in the morning. Listen to your guide’s ‘Tea Talk’ whilst taking in the stunning views of the surrounding countryside. An interpretative walk with the nature guides around the Mossy Forest reveals some of the world’s most exotic flora, such as pitcher plants, orchids, primitive ferns, spices and medicinal plants. A short drive takes you to the Sungai Palas ‘BOH’ Tea Plantation.
Depending on traffic, the tour may begin with a visit to the tea garden before continuing on to the Mossy Forest (Coral Hill). At the end of the tour, you will be taken back to your hotel.
Inclusief:
- Private excursion: Mossy Forest discovery with English-speaking guide
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Cameron Highlands - Penang Island
You will be collected from your hotel and taken to your hotel in Penang. Once you arrive at the hotel, you will have the rest of the day at your leisure.
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008, Penang is an exotic holiday destination known as the Pearl of the Orient. It is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and is regarded as the culinary capital of Malaysia. Some of the most iconic sites to visit whilst in Penang include the stunning panoramic views from Penang Hill and the Kek Lok Si Temple, as well as many other beautiful spots to discover. In addition to these highlights, the city itself is brimming with things to discover, tucked away in the nooks and crannies of George Town.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to your accommodation
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Exploring Penang by bicycle
You’ll discover the cultural heart of Penang in an active yet stylish way on a cycle tour. After breakfast, you’ll be collected from your hotel and taken to Tanjung City Marina, where you’ll be welcomed by your local guide and the adventure will begin.
At a leisurely pace, you’ll cycle through narrow streets and charming neighbourhoods, past a surprising mix of heritage and religion. You’ll visit, amongst other places, the famous Clan Jetties, the beautifully decorated Cheah Kongsi house, and the mysterious Hock Teik Cheng Sin Temple, where tales of secret societies and ancient customs come to life. The Malay Mosque on Lebuh Acheh is also on the route, a symbol of Penang’s rich multicultural past.
During the tour, you’ll stop at local artisans’ workshops and gain an insight into one or two traditional trades that are still practised today. Naturally, there’s also plenty of focus on Penang’s world-famous street food. In the morning, you’ll sample some classic Indian-Malay hawker dishes, and later in the day you’ll enjoy, for example, fried Chinese noodles or chicken rice at an authentic Chinese food stall. At the end of the tour, you’ll cycle back to the marina, after which you’ll be comfortably taken back to your hotel.
Inclusief:
- Private excursion: Penang bicycle tour including transfers with English-speaking guide
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Penang Island - Langkawi
After breakfast, you will be collected and taken to Penang Airport. You will then travel on to the final destination of your trip, the beautiful island of Langkawi. Upon arrival at Langkawi Airport, your transfer will be waiting to take you comfortably to your hotel.
Langkawi is a stunning island destination situated off the west coast of Malaysia. Consisting of 99 islands, this archipelago is surrounded by pristine oceans and covered with a mix of jungle-clad hills and serene, undulating rice fields. The white sandy beaches around the island are the perfect place to spend the day, enjoy the sunset and, in the evening, unwind with a few drinks or a refreshing coconut whilst listening to music from one of the local bands.
In 2007, Langkawi was also recognised by UNESCO for its Geopark, which comprises the Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park and Kubang Badak BioGeo Trail. Each of these geoforest parks showcases important geological, biological and cultural heritage.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to the airport
- Domestic flight Penang - Langkawi
- Private transfer to your accommodation
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Sunset mangrove cruise
In the afternoon, you’ll be collected from your hotel for an enchanting river cruise through the stunning Kilim Geoforest Park, just as the river calms down and the hustle and bustle of the day subsides. Upon arrival at the park facilities, there will be a brief registration process followed by an introduction from the experienced guide. You will then board a comfortable boat to explore the narrow river channels, surrounded by the lush greenery of the mangrove forest.
As you glide through the shady landscape, here and there a warm ray of the late afternoon sun breaks through the canopy, casting a dazzling reflection on the calm water. During the trip, keep your eyes peeled for the rich wildlife that comes out as the evening settles in: from flying squirrels to colourful birds and perhaps even a shy monkey still basking in the soft light. One of the highlights of the cruise is a visit to Eagle Point, where you can admire the majestic eagles in their natural habitat.
As evening falls, you’ll slowly make your way back to the jetty under the starry sky. There, your transfer will be waiting to take you back to your hotel, whilst you reflect on the serene beauty of Langkawi.
Inclusief:
- Private excursion: Langkawi sunset mangrove tour including drinks and snacks with English-speaking guide
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Free day Langkawi
You’ll have your final day on Langkawi at your leisure to explore the island at your own pace. You can relax on the stunning white sandy beaches, feel the warm sun on your skin and enjoy the crystal-clear turquoise waters. For adventure lovers, there’s the chance to go snorkelling or diving among the colourful coral reefs surrounding the island, where you can marvel at a fascinating underwater world.
You can also take a boat trip to the nearby islets or enjoy a spectacular cable car ride to the summit of Gunung Mat Cincang for a breathtaking view of Langkawi and the surrounding sea. In addition, there are various walking trails through the tropical rainforest where you can discover the rich flora and fauna. For those who prefer to soak up the culture and local atmosphere, a visit to the traditional markets and the town of Kuah is highly recommended, where you can enjoy local dishes and handmade souvenirs.
Inclusief:
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Accommodations
The Majestic Malacca
Located on the banks of the river, The Majestic Malacca offers a glimpse into the magnificent history of an extraordinary empire. Imbued with a rich tapestry of multicultural influences reflected in its heritage architecture, diverse lifestyles and eclectic cuisine, this classic hotel is an integral part...
Located on the banks of the river, The Majestic Malacca offers a glimpse into the magnificent history of an extraordinary empire. Imbued with a rich tapestry of multicultural influences reflected in its heritage architecture, diverse lifestyles and eclectic cuisine, this classic hotel is an integral part of Malacca's colourful history. Each room is luxuriously furnished, in an elegant combination of luxury, tradition and modernity. All rooms feature an open concept with wooden sliding doors between the bathroom and sleeping area, giving guests the freedom to choose their desired level of privacy.
The Majestic Malacca offers an eclectic selection influenced by its rich multicultural flavours contributed by the Nyonya, Portuguese, Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures.
Melba at the Mansion specialises in Kristang cuisine and offers casual dining with a view. The restaurant is decorated with wooden furniture and cultural memorabilia.
Your stay: 2 nights
W Kuala Lumpur
W Kuala Lumpur is ideally located in downtown Kuala Lumpur, in the heart of the Golden Triangle, surrounded by the city's major tourist attractions. It is easily accessible by public transport and within walking distance of the Petronas Twin Towers. W Kuala Lumpur is poised to become one of the most...
W Kuala Lumpur is ideally located in downtown Kuala Lumpur, in the heart of the Golden Triangle, surrounded by the city's major tourist attractions. It is easily accessible by public transport and within walking distance of the Petronas Twin Towers. W Kuala Lumpur is poised to become one of Malaysia's most sought-after venues, with the bold, vibrant designs and dynamic lifestyle programming for which W is known worldwide, but with a unique Kuala Lumpur twist.
W Kuala Lumpur consists of 150 guest rooms spread over 9 floors, overlooking the impressive Petronas Twin Towers and the city skyline. All rooms are designed to further showcase the city's progressive, contemporary design aesthetic. Hotel facilities include a swimming pool, spa, fitness centre, restaurant and meeting rooms.
Your stay: 4 nights
Cameron Highlands Resort
Cameron Highlands Resort is located at an altitude of 1,500 metres and is surrounded by breathtaking views of rolling hills and an 18-hole golf course. It is the perfect place to explore the beautiful surroundings. The resort is an extension of an existing 1930s cottage, built in the style of the year 1070 and...
Cameron Highlands Resort is located at an altitude of 1,500 metres and is surrounded by breathtaking views of rolling hills and an 18-hole golf course. It is the perfect place to explore the beautiful surroundings. The resort is an extension of an existing 1930s cottage, built in the style of the year 1070 and offers a romantic and nostalgic atmosphere.
Your stay: 2 nights
Eastern & Oriental Hotel
In the heart of historic Georgetown, the capital of Penang, lies the extraordinary Eastern & Oriental Hotel. The hotel opened in 1884 and very recently reopened after a thorough restoration. No expense has been spared to keep this unique building intact.
Eastern & Oriental Hotel is the...
In the heart of historic Georgetown, the capital of Penang, lies the extraordinary Eastern & Oriental Hotel. The hotel opened in 1884 and very recently reopened after a thorough restoration. No expense has been spared to keep this unique building intact.
Eastern & Oriental Hotel is the epitome of both a special time and a special place. For over a century, this remarkable hotel has been a testament to the elegance of the British colonial era. A stay at the Eastern & Oriental Hotel used to be reserved only for colonial rulers, but is now open to travellers seeking authentic colonial charm.
The hotel is located by the sea, but there is no beach. From the pool you have a wide view of the Andaman Sea. There is a wide promenade where you can take a nice stroll. The hotel is 20 km from Penang International Airport and within walking distance of several culinary spots, shopping malls and entertainment venues of downtown George Town.
The hotel consists of a Heritage Wing with 100 elegant suites and a Victory Annexe with 40 rooms.
Your stay: 2 nights
The Datai Langkawi
Set in the heart of an ancient rainforest, The Datai Langkawi is a beautiful resort that blends well with its natural surroundings. All rooms, suites and villa have stunning views from your private veranda of the breathtaking Andaman Sea. The Datai Langkawi offers the perfect escape and allows you to...
Set in the heart of an ancient rainforest, The Datai Langkawi is a beautiful resort that blends well with its natural surroundings. All rooms, suites and villa have stunning views from your private veranda of the breathtaking Andaman Sea. The Datai Langkawi offers the perfect escape and allows you to completely unwind. National Geographic has rated Datai Bay as one of the top 10 beaches in the world. In addition, the jungle that surrounds the resort has an abundance of wildlife. Enjoy the tranquillity and discover nature!
Your stay: 3 nights
Destinations
Penang Island
Penang Island is a peninsula of Malaysia and offers a mix of cultures, tropical beaches and rich history. In addition, the island is one of Malaysia's culinary capitals - in short, an irresistible travel destination. Since the British East India Company in 1786, Penang has been an important port for trading ships. The historical influence is nowhere else more evident than in George Town, with its ancient buildings ranging from colonial mansions and bell towers to Chinese temples and Islamic mosques. Much here still recalls the English colonial past, but Chinese influences are also strong. Georgetown's old centre was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. In the centre, you will mostly see many typical Chinese buildings that give the whole centre a colourful character. Especially famous is the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, also known as the Blue Mansion, and now a luxury boutique accommodation.
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur (or KL, as the Malays call their capital), is a relatively new city: A city that has grown from nothing to a worldly and modern metropolis in 130 years. KL has a wide range of very surprising contrasts: Traditional neighbourhoods, modern shopping malls and skyscrapers, side by side with the remnants of earlier colonial times. It is a city with a hodgepodge of cultures and ethnicities (a vibrant mix of Malay, Chinese and Indian), and a place of many attractions. Don't miss the skyline of skyscrapers and bustling streets with the delicious Malaysian street food dishes, be sure to visit Bukit Bintang (Kuala Lumpur's version of Times Square), Little India and China Town, the Dataran Merdeka and the Petronas Twin Towers (where you can walk across the sky bridge )! A little outside KL, a visit to the Batu Caves is also well worthwhile.
Selangor
The Malaysian state of Selangor lies on the Peninsula West Coast and encompasses Kuala Lumpur. This thriving commercial area is the richest and most developed in the country, offering chic shopping malls, business districts, and the famous Sepang International Racing Circuit. However, it is also the nearest point to what are arguably some of Malaysia's most spectacular natural and historic attractions. The legendary Batu Caves are home to temples visited by pilgrims for hundreds of years, and, with their massive Hindu statue of Murugan and long staircase, make a splendid sight. Numerous other temples and holy places adorn the landscape (make sure to visit the ornate, rose-pink Masjid Putra Mosque). Nature lovers and photographers will delight in the extraordinary Forest Research Institute Malaysia; the 20-metre-high Chiling Waterfalls, with their triple cascade; and the creepy creatures in the Dark Cave.
Cameron Highlands
Cameron Highlands is idyllically located, with cooler temperatures than the rest of Malaysia. Therefore, it is a popular destination for travellers who want to get away from the heat and come to visit the beautiful nature. With its lovely tea cottages, pristine forests and impressive temples, this beautiful place offers a peace and tranquillity away from the busy city life. The forest area has a variety of birds, animals and plants, with some high mountains, rivers and beautiful hiking trails leading to spectacular viewpoints, waterfalls and aborginal villages. A visit to the Cameron Highlands reveals a different side of Malaysia, a side of natural treasures at its best!
Pahang
Located on the east coast region of the Peninsula Malaysia, Pahang is a state known for its glorious natural scenery, stunning beaches, enchanting historic and sacred places, and excellent diving opportunities. The landscapes are characterised by massive lakes, ancient forests, and imposing mountains - hikers will have plenty to explore. Some of the best outdoor attractions include the intriguing limestone Gua Charas (Charas Cave), which hold Buddhist and Hindu sculptures; and Cherating Beach, which boasts not only an exquisite shore but all the trimmings: resorts, restaurants, and activities. Snorkelling and scuba diving are a must just off the shore of Pulau Tioman, a striking volcanic island surrounded by breathtaking reefs. History and culture enthusiasts should make a stop at Sungai Lembing, a traditional village featuring a wonderful museum.
George Town
Located on Penang Island off the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia, George Town is a vibrant historic city and cultural hub. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is celebrated for its unique blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European influences. Travellers are drawn to its atmospheric streets lined with colourful shophouses, ornate temples, and colonial-era architecture. George Town is also famous for its dynamic street art and world-renowned food scene, where hawker stalls serve up classics like char kway teow and Penang laksa. Visitors can wander through heritage streets, explore bustling markets, or take a trishaw ride through narrow lanes, fully immersing themselves in the sights, sounds, and flavours of the city.
Langkawi Island
Langkawi Island is officially known as ‘The Jewel of Kedah’, and with good reason. The 104 islands that make up the stunning Langkawi Archipelago boast a wealth of beautiful spots! Langkawi Island offers a wealth of golden beaches and crystal-clear waters with impressive marine life and stunning spots for diving and snorkelling. You can also explore the picturesque rice paddies, jungle-clad hills, majestic waterfalls and mangrove forests.
For many, Langkawi is a holiday paradise. Along its beautiful beaches, you’ll find luxurious hotels and resorts. Langkawi is an ideal destination for honeymooners and those seeking peace and quiet. Unlike Penang, Langkawi is a relatively quiet island. Another fun fact: Langkawi is duty-free!
The island is roughly the same size as the province of Utrecht and has just one town: ‘Kuah’. The rest of Langkawi consists of hills, valleys, mountains, jungle, waterfalls, rice fields, authentic villages and, of course, the beaches. As well as its stunning natural beauty and lovely beaches, Langkawi boasts a wealth of interesting sights.
As for activities, you can hire a car, scooter or bicycle, or, for example, take a boat trip through the mangroves or go sailing on the Andaman Sea. And one thing you definitely mustn’t miss on Langkawi is a walk at high altitude across the Skybridge. The Cable Car is a 2.2-kilometre cable car that departs from Oriental Village, on the north-western side of the island of Langkawi. In 15 minutes, you’ll reach the summit of Mount Machinchang. The views are breathtaking, as the summit is 700 metres above sea level. Once you’ve reached the top, you can walk across the Skybridge and enjoy the unrivalled panoramic views!
Malacca
Aptly nicknamed the Historic State, Malacca (Melaka) has been the heart of Malaysia's trade and history for hundreds of years, with an influence of Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch and British explorers. This influence is still visible in the beautiful ancient architecture and garishly decorated traditional bicycle taxis that have made the capital famous. Today, this city is modern and cosmopolitan, rich in culture, with a large number of trendy restaurants, modern shopping malls and cosy bars.
Seremban
Heritage attractions include the State Museum and the Seri Menanti Royal Museum, where Malaysia's royal family lived until 1930s and which includes an impressive collection of their photographs, weapons and belongings. Foodies can get their fill of several famous local dishes at the city's various markets, including 'dry beef noodles' - which originated at the Seremban Wet Market and are still served there today; siew pau - crispy baked buns with a soft, juicy pork or chicken filling; and cendol - a refreshing traditional dessert made from pandan leaves, red beans, coconut milk, palm sugar and shaved ice.
Malaysia trip | Luxury roundtrip Malaysia city, tea plantations & beach
We offer the described trip from €12,495 per person.
The price is indicative and is subject to factors including availability and travel dates.
Included
• Domestic flights as mentioned in the itinerary, including hold luggage
• Overnight stays in excellent and distinctive accommodation
• All meals as specified in the ‘programme’
• All necessary private transfers and boat trips as mentioned
• All excursions as mentioned in the ‘programme’, including a cycle tour of Kuala Lumpur, a visit to the Mossy Forest and the Langkawi Mangrove tour
• National park entrance fees, where applicable
• National Geographic travel guide or similar
• Administration fees (€50 per booking)
Positive impact of your trip:
• A contribution of €50 per person towards a positive impact via the Avila Foundation
Not included
• Intercontinental flights
• Room category upgrade
• Travel and/or cancellation insurance
• Any visa fees
• Tourist tax (where applicable)
• Any departure tax when leaving the destination
• Personal expenses/tips
• Meals not specified and optional excursions
• Contribution to the Calamity Fund (€2.50 per booking)
• SGR contribution (€5 per person)