DAY01:

SINGAPORE
Fly to Singapore. Spend the night in Singapore.

DAY02:

SINGAPORE
You have a whole day to explore Singapore. Visit the city’s newest attractions at Marina Bay Sands such as Gardens by the Bay and the Skypark. Spoil yourself by shopping at Orchard Road. Head to Chinatown or Little India for dinner. Spend the night in Singapore.

DAY03:

SINGAPORE - MALACCA
Head across the strait and arrive in historic Malacca in three hours. Begin your visit in the city centre of colorful Malacca, visiting the Church of Christ, Queen Victoria’s Fountain and the Dutch Square. A short climb will take you to St Paul’s Hill where you can see magnificent views of the city that was once the most important port on the Spice Route. Spend the night in Malacca.

DAY04:

MALACCA - KUALA LUMPUR
Take a short journey of one and a half hours to Kuala Lumpur. Take a city tour with a photo stop at the Petronas Towers, among the largest twin towers in the world. Visit Masjid Jamek, the oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur and Tugu Negara, a National Monument. You will also see Sultan Abdul Samad’s Palace, the Federal Court built in the Moorish style and the famous old railway station. Spend the night in Kuala Lumpur.

DAY05:

KUALA LUMPUR
You have a free day to explore your own interests in Kuala Lumpur. Shop in the massive KL Pavilion. Or learn about the synthesis of Asian and Arabic cultures at the Islamic Arts Museum. Walk down Jalan Alor to sample Malaysian street food. Spend the night in Kuala Lumpur.

DAY06:

KUALA LUMPUR - TAMAN NEGARA
Drive across the peninsula for about three hours to Kuala Tembeling. Embark on a traditional boat trip that takes you to the Taman Negara National Park. The park houses the oldest rainforest in the world which is famous for its unique fauna and flora. After dinner, take a guided walk to discover nocturnal wildlife. Spend the night in Taman Negara.

DAY07:

TAMAN NEGARA
Depart for a hike through the lush jungle of Taman Negara. Perhaps you'll meet tapirs, buffalo and colorful birds that hide among the abundant rainforest. There are also giant rafflesia, the largest flowers in the world. The Tama Negara Canopy Walk is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world at 510 metres long. You can feel the soul of the forest. In the afternoon, take a boat ride or swim in the clean waters of the rainforest pools. Spend the night in Taman Negara.

DAY08:

TAMAN NEGARA - CAMERON HIGHLANDS
Cross the river to Kuala Tahan and take the road which will lead you to Cameron Highlands. Drive through tea plantations and you will be transported back in time to the era of British hill stations. On the way, visit an Orang Asli village and learn about the aboriginal people of Malaysia. On arrival in the Cameron Highlands, visit the tea factory and plantations. Spend the night in the Cameron Highlands.

DAY09:

CAMERON HIGHLANDS - PENANG
Visit the country’s biggest cave temple at Sam Poh Tong. Then drive to Ipoh, home to the Sultan of Perak. Visit the Sultan’s palace and the Ubudiah Mosque. In the afternoon, arrive in Penang and visit the Thousand Buddha pagoda, the largest in South East Asia. Spend the night in Penang.

DAY10:

PENANG
Take a whole day to discover the island of Penang. Explore the neighborhood of Georgetown, the historical capital of Penang. The city was founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light in the name of the English East India Company and named in honor of King George III. The tour includes a stop at Fort Cornwallis, built in 1808 where the founder of the British colony, Sir Francis landed on the island. You will make a detour to the Street of Harmony, where there peacefully coexists an Anglican church, a Chinese temple, the Indian Mahamariaman temple and the Kapitan Kelin mosque showing the ethnic kaleidoscope that is modern Malaysia. In the afternoon, escape the town and board the Penang Funicular which will take you to the top of a small hill 800 metres above sea level for breathtaking views of Georgetown. Spend a night in Penang.

DAY11:

PENANG - LANGKAWI
Transfer to the Penang Airport for a short flight to Langkawi. There are 99 islands in the Langkawi archipelago which is situated west of the Malaysian Peninsula in the azure Andaman Sea. Palau Langkawi is the main island and boasts many world-class resorts. Spend the night in Langkawi.

DAY12:

LANGKAWI
Discover the white sand beaches just a short walk from your resort. Hike to impressive waterfalls or take a scuba dive to explore the wildlife under the waves. Try the local cuisine at the night markets. Spend the night in Langkawi.

DAY13:

LANGKAWI
Consider taking a boat to one of the outer Langkawi islands. Spend the night in Langkawi.

DAY14:

LANGKAWI
Transfer to Langkawi International Airport for a flight to your next destination.

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