Destination Highlights
Great sample itineraries
Kuala Lumpur, Pangkor Laut and Penang Multi Centre
Kuala Lumpur, Borneo and Beach Holiday
Best of Peninsular Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Penang & Langkawi
Holidays To Langkawi And Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur and Koh Samui Multi Centre
Holidays To Borneo And Kuala Lumpur
Singapore Bali And Kuala Lumpur Holiday
Phuket And Kuala Lumpur Holiday
Kuala Lumpur and Khao Lak Multi Centre
Holidays To Kuala Lumpur And Penang
Hong Kong And Borneo Holiday
Singapore And Borneo Multi Centre Holiday
Our favorite hotels
Gaya Island Resort
Pangkor Laut Resort
Tanjong Jara Resort
The Datai Langkawi
Expert Tips
“Try the fruit – there are lots of roadside stalls everywhere you go and they all sell fruit that you won’t ever have seen before. For example, rambutan (a prickly fruit that tastes amazing), snake fruit (a bit like a lychee) and mangosteen (a sweet and tangy fruit with purple skin). Watch out for the large prickly fruit called durian – it’s an acquired taste and most hotels have banned it as it’s very smelly.”
Malaysia Multi-centre
Our Destination Specialists have carefully curated a selection of suggested itineraries for multi centre holidays in Malaysia.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the time difference between the UK and Malaysia?
Malaysia is eight hours ahead of the UK.
2. What is the best mode of transportation in Malaysia?
Flights are the fastest and most convenient way to travel between cities in Malaysia, while buses are the most popular option.
For local sightseeing in Malaysia’s cities, opt for a car rental for maximum comfort and convenience.
3. What is the food like in Malaysia?
Malaysia’s food is a mix of local flavours and culinary influences from neighbouring countries, including Indonesia, China, Thailand, India and Singapore.
Nasi Lemak, a rice dish served with boiled egg, chili paste, peanuts and fried anchovies, is the country’s national dish and is eaten any time of the day. You could also try other rice dishes such as Nasi Kerabu and Nasi Kandar. Pan Mee, made with flat noodles, Char Kway Teow, made with rice noodles, and Maggi Goreng are a few local favourites. As you go about exploring the country, help yourself to bowls of flavourful laksa (a spicy noodle dish) and tear into flaky rotis (flatbreads), with a side of spicy sauces.
4. What are the top outdoor activities to discover in Malaysia?
There are many wonderful opportunities to experience the country’s rugged terrain and diverse wildlife. Here are some of our top picks that can be included as part of your Malyasia holiday packages:
- Visit the UNESCO-listed Kinabalu Park in Sabah, and take in the glorious views of the surrounding mountains, including Mt Kinabalu, Malaysia’s highest peak
- Spot wildlife at Bako National Park
- Experience a range of water sports in Langkawi
- Catch sight of wild orangutans from a river cruise on the Kinabatangan River
- Discover a fantastic underwater world in Sabah
5. Which islands are best for snorkelling and diving in Malaysia?
Here are the best islands and marine parks to visit on your holidays to Malaysia to witness the country’s breathtaking underwater world:
- Sipadan Island
- Redang Island
- Tioman Island
- Perhentian Island
- Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, Sabah
- Pulau Payar Marine Park, Langkawi
6. What are the top five cultural attractions in Malaysia?
Here are the top cultural experiences to sign up for during your Malaysia holidays in 2025:
- Admire the art and architecture of Georgetown and savour delectable food in Penang, Malaysia’s culinary capital
- Visit Batu Caves, a series of limestone caves featuring a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Murugan
- Stay in a traditional longhouse in Borneo
- Appreciate the unique mix of European and Asian architecture in Melaka, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Visit vibrant Chinatown and Little India in Kuala Lumpur
