Malaysia Tours

Despite the growing skyline of a modern metropolis, Kuala Lumpur has always been charming and full of character. On this tour, we'll take you to see the contrast between the old Indo-Moorish architecture and the ultra modern edifices.

Explore Pulau Payar by high speed ferry. It is the only Marine Park along the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia.

Drive through Malaysia's Little India in Brickfields before going to visit the Batu Caves.

Pulau Payar, West Malaysia's only Marine Park, is known for its multitude of marine life and corals. The crystal clear water is ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Go on a 4-day visit to Malaysia's National Park, "Taman Negara," in the Malaysian Peninsular.

Visit the living nature theme parks in the heart of Kuala Lumpur: the Bird Park, the Butterfly Park, and the Orchid and Hibiscus Garden.

Stroll around Kuah Town at night, before having dinner at the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club.

Take a 2-day trip to Malacca, commonly known as the "Cradle of Malaysia" due to its more than 600 year old history.

This centre (40-minutes from Kuching) is part of Kubah National Park and is Sarawak's main centre for wildlife rehabilitation.

Explore Penang, the "Pearl of the Orient" from its sandy shores to quaint countryside.

Explore Malaysia in this seven-day jalan-jalan tour. Visit Cameron Highlands, where much of Malaysia's tea is produced; Penang, the oldest British settlement in the country; and the fisherman's island of Pangkor.

Experience the new air-conditioned funicular train going to the summit of Penang Hill, and see Southeast Asia's largest Buddhist Temple, Kek Lok Si.

Enjoy a scenic drive past quaint towns and belts of rice fields. Enroute stop at Taiping, once the capital of Perak and a thriving mining town, its disused mining pools has been turned into the famous Taiping Lake Gardens.

Visit the Forest Reserve Institute of Malaysia (FRIM) and get the opportunity to understand the forest ecosystem.

A relaxing, scenic 2-hour drive south of Kuala Lumpur takes you to Malacca, the oldest trading port in Malaysia which had undergone Portuguese, Dutch and British rule.