
Malaysia & Singapore Highlights
Eleven days across both countries. Kuala Lumpur and the Batu Caves, Genting Highlands, Langkawi's beaches and cable car, then Singapore for Sentosa, Universal Studios and the Night Safari.
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Two sides of Malaysia in one week. Kuala Lumpur is skyline, cultural landmarks and a lively city atmosphere, with the limestone cliffs and cave temples of Batu Caves and the cool highlands of Genting within reach.
Penang is heritage: George Town's UNESCO-listed streets, colonial architecture and colourful cultural districts, Fort Cornwallis by the coast, street art, and plenty of good food.
Day by day
A proposal, not a timetable. The routing, timings and inclusions are confirmed in writing before you pay anything.
Day 1
Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital.
Day 2
The city's skyline, landmarks and markets.
Day 3
The limestone cliffs, colourful staircase and cave temples of Batu Caves, then the cool mountain air of Genting Highlands, with its cable car and theme parks.
Day 4Flight
On to Penang and George Town's UNESCO-listed heritage streets.
Day 5Tuk-tuk
Fort Cornwallis on the coast, colonial architecture, street art and the colourful cultural districts.
Day 6
Penang's coastal views, heritage lanes and food.
Day 7
The end of the trip, and your onward journey.
Price & terms
Priced on request. This itinerary is quoted for your dates, your party and the grade of camp you choose, which is why there is no single number on this page.
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