Malaysia Nature & Eco Tours

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

Visit Malaysia's largest Crocodile Farm, home to over 1000 "Crocodylus Porosus" crocodiles. This particular species is known to be the largest in size, and that makes the crocodile show more exciting.

Cruise along the mangrove swamps of the Santubong and Salak River Delta systems.

Enjoy an exhilarating cable car ride with a bird's eye view of Langkawi Islands and some parts of Southern Thailand.

Cruise along the mangrove swamps and fishing villages to Satang Island - a turtle conservation island. After observing the turtles, get to relax and hang out on the island's beautiful white sand beach.

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

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

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.

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

Visit the Tropical Spice Garden and learn about the spices that adorn our kitchen shelves, and check out the Butterfly Farm in Teluk Bahang, a sanctuary that houses over 120 species of rare and exotic tropical butterflies.

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

Genting Highlands is only an hour's drive away from the city. At 2000 meters above sea level, it is a relief from the hot and humid lowlands.

Penang Hill is Malaysia's first hill station and it has one of the world's oldest funicular railway systems. Experience this 30-minute funicular train rides with pleasant views of bungalows built in the 1920s and pitcher plants along the way.

See the firefly phenomena in Kuala Selangor. Free from the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Selangor is a small rustic town known for its historic past and natural heritage of Mangrove forest and bird sanctuary.

Visit Malaysia's first UNESCO world heritage site - Kinabalu Park. It is one of the Sabah's greatest attractions, a site that you should not miss!