Malaysia

14 day holiday

Kuala Lumpur, Cameron Highlands, Penang

This 14-day journey begins with an overnight flight from the UK to Malaysia, arriving in Kuala Lumpur before continuing to the historic port city of Melaka for two nights. In Melaka, guests enjoy a full day exploring its rich colonial past, from Dutch and Portuguese architecture to vibrant markets and temples. Returning to the capital, Kuala Lumpur, the itinerary includes a cultural evening performance and a visit to the Petronas Towers’ 86th-floor Observation Deck, offering sweeping views of the city skyline.

The tour of Kuala Lumpur continues with an orientation trip, including a stop at a local tea house, while the following day is free to relax or explore independently. From here, the journey heads into the cooler climes of the Cameron Highlands, with scenic stops at the Batu Caves and Iskandar Falls. The region’s lush landscapes are explored through visits to tea plantations and local farms. Travellers then head to Ipoh, stopping en route at the striking Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple and Kuala Kangsar, before exploring Ipoh’s blend of colonial and traditional Malaysian architecture.

The final leg of the trip is spent in Penang, where guests stay in the island’s capital, Georgetown. Highlights include guided tours of restored Peranakan shophouses, lively street markets, and a funicular ride up Penang Hill. There’s also a free day to unwind or explore at leisure before returning to Kuala Lumpur for the overnight flight home.

14 day holiday

Kuala Lumpur, Fraser Hill, Taman Negara National Park, Belum Rainforest, Langkawi

This 17-day journey through Malaysia begins with an overnight flight to Kuala Lumpur, where guests settle in for three nights. The first evening features a city tour with dinner and a cultural performance, easing into the vibrant capital. The following day is spent discovering KL’s lush green spaces, with visits to the butterfly and bird parks, and the Selangor Wetland Reserve. A free day allows time for relaxation or shopping before heading into the hills.

Travelling north, the route leads to the cool, colonial-era retreat of Fraser Hill, known for its birdlife and walking trails. After a scenic stop at the Batu Caves, guests enjoy nature walks and the peaceful mountain air. The adventure continues in Taman Negara National Park, with rainforest treks and a night walk in search of wildlife. In the Cameron Highlands, the focus shifts to tea gardens and rolling green hills, followed by a stay in the lush Belum Rainforest Reserve, where expert-guided jungle excursions offer insight into the region’s rich biodiversity.

The final days are spent unwinding on the tropical island of Langkawi. After arriving by ferry, guests enjoy a full day’s guided tour of the island’s highlights, followed by time to relax on its pristine beaches. With palm-fringed bays like Datai and Tanjung Rhu close at hand, it’s the perfect way to round off the trip before flying back to Kuala Lumpur and onwards to the UK.

15 day holiday

Kota Kinabalu, Sepilok, Selingan Island, Abai

This journey through Sabah, Borneo begins with an overnight flight to Kota Kinabalu, where there’s time to rest before diving into local culture with a visit to Mari Mari Cultural Village. From there, the route heads north to Kudat, where guests enjoy a night in a traditional Rungus longhouse — a rare and memorable insight into local tribal life. The following day brings a flight to Sandakan and transfer to Sepilok, home to key conservation centres.

While in Sepilok, travellers visit the Rainforest Discovery Centre and the Sun Bear Conservation Centre, before heading by boat to Selingan Island to witness sea turtles nesting at night — a magical wildlife experience. Returning to the mainland, the itinerary includes a visit to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre before continuing on to the Kinabatangan River. A stay at Abai Jungle Lodge offers excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, with river safaris to spot proboscis monkeys, orangutans, and even pygmy elephants.

The final leg of the journey brings a welcome change of pace, with a return to Kota Kinabalu followed by four nights at a beach resort on Sabah’s coast — ideal for relaxing and reflecting on the adventure. On day 14, the return journey begins with a flight from Kota Kinabalu, arriving back in the UK the following morning.

17 day holiday

Permai Rainforest, Kuching, Sandakan, Sukau, Danum Valley, Kota Kinabalu, Kuala Lumpur

This 14-day journey begins with an overnight flight from the UK to Malaysia, arriving in Kuala Lumpur before continuing to the historic port city of Melaka for two nights. In Melaka, guests enjoy a full day exploring its rich colonial past, from Dutch and Portuguese architecture to vibrant markets and temples. Returning to the capital, Kuala Lumpur, the itinerary includes a cultural evening performance and a visit to the Petronas Towers’ 86th-floor Observation Deck, offering sweeping views of the city skyline.

The tour of Kuala Lumpur continues with an orientation trip, including a stop at a local tea house, while the following day is free to relax or explore independently. From here, the journey heads into the cooler climes of the Cameron Highlands, with scenic stops at the Batu Caves and Iskandar Falls. The region’s lush landscapes are explored through visits to tea plantations and local farms. Travellers then head to Ipoh, stopping en route at the striking Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple and Kuala Kangsar, before exploring Ipoh’s blend of colonial and traditional Malaysian architecture.

The final leg of the trip is spent in Penang, where guests stay in the island’s capital, Georgetown. Highlights include guided tours of restored Peranakan shophouses, lively street markets, and a funicular ride up Penang Hill. There’s also a free day to unwind or explore at leisure before returning to Kuala Lumpur for the overnight flight home.

12 day holiday

Kuching, Sandakan, Sukau, Kota Kinabalu

Your journey begins with an overnight flight from the UK to Kuching, the capital of Sarawak in Malaysian Borneo. After settling in at your hotel, the first full day includes a cruise on the Santubong River, where you’ll look out for the rare Irrawaddy dolphin. In the afternoon, visit the Semenggoh Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre to see semi-wild orangutans up close and learn about the surrounding rainforest ecosystem.

From Kuching, you’ll fly across to Sandakan in Sabah. Here, you’ll visit some of the region’s leading conservation centres, including Sepilok for orangutan rehabilitation, the Sun Bear Conservation Centre, and the Rainforest Discovery Centre. Then travel to Sukau for a stay at a riverside lodge, where daily cruises offer excellent opportunities to spot wildlife along the Kinabatangan River — from proboscis monkeys and hornbills to crocodiles and pygmy elephants. Short jungle walks offer another way to experience the rainforest up close.

The final days are spent relaxing in luxury at a beach resort near Kota Kinabalu. With time at leisure, you can simply unwind by the sea or opt for a visit to Kinabalu National Park, home to Malaysia’s highest peak and remarkable biodiversity. After three nights on the coast, your adventure ends with a flight back to the UK, arriving the following morning.

16 day holiday

Kota Kinabalu, Bintulu, Lemanak, Sepilok, Sandakan, Kuala Lumpur

This journey through Sabah, Borneo begins with an overnight flight to Kota Kinabalu, where there’s time to rest before diving into local culture with a visit to Mari Mari Cultural Village. From there, the route heads north to Kudat, where guests enjoy a night in a traditional Rungus longhouse — a rare and memorable insight into local tribal life. The following day brings a flight to Sandakan and transfer to Sepilok, home to key conservation centres.

While in Sepilok, travellers visit the Rainforest Discovery Centre and the Sun Bear Conservation Centre, before heading by boat to Selingan Island to witness sea turtles nesting at night — a magical wildlife experience. Returning to the mainland, the itinerary includes a visit to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre before continuing on to the Kinabatangan River. A stay at Abai Jungle Lodge offers excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, with river safaris to spot proboscis monkeys, orangutans, and even pygmy elephants.

The final leg of the journey brings a welcome change of pace, with a return to Kota Kinabalu followed by four nights at a beach resort on Sabah’s coast — ideal for relaxing and reflecting on the adventure. On day 14, the return journey begins with a flight from Kota Kinabalu, arriving back in the UK the following morning.

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