Malaysia Tours

Yes, we add to visit Batu Caves before driving to Cameron Highlands and we can remove he bamboo basket cottage industry and the Lata Iskandar Waterfall

Sure, we can be flexible for that. We will book Mega Water Sports - Island Hopping by Jet Ski Tour as you requested.

Yes, we can arrange Penang food tour after finish tts sightseeing tour at the same day.

No problem at all. Normally we recommend to book Langkawi Mangrove tour in group to save the cost, however if client prefer private one, we can arrange that.

Both are OK here. As an advanced country, Malaysia allows tourists to use cash, credit cards or even traveller’s cheques with ease across the country. Still, you’d better have some local money in case you need to use it for expenses, especially in remote areas.

In major cities and upscale resorts, tap water could be safe to drink. Tap water in remote places is not recommended to use directly unless it’s boiled. However, if you’re having a weak digestive system or still anxious about the cleanliness, you’d better use bottled water while you’re anywhere here for more assurance.

Ringgit Malaysia (RM) is the national currency in Malaysia and it will be accepted for all payments here. However, US Dollars are also commonly used in many places, metropolises, or hotels, resorts, and restaurants, etc as well. Other foreign currencies (euro, Singapore dollars, Indonesian rupiah) can be easily changed into Ringgit in banks and authorized money chargers around Malaysia.

There are 4 main mobile network providers in Malaysia: Celcom, Maxis, DiGi, and U Mobile. Celcom and Maxis seem to be more popular with the availability at all major shopping centres, airports, and convenience stores as well. Of all providers, Celcom has the largest network coverage all over the country. In general, the connection is good in the populated regions but becomes weaker in remote areas.

Absolutely! Malaysia food is an amazing fusion of Chinese, Malaysian, and Indian cuisine. Eateries varying in categories and food types are available almost everywhere, especially in the main tourist hubs or big cities. All the dishes are well-prepared so that it’s safe and clean to enjoy.

In Malaysia, tipping is not required. The service charge is usually included in the price already. However, if you’re happy with the service in hotels, resorts, restaurants, etc you’ve experienced, your tip will be much welcomed. Several upscale international accommodations also encourage tipping for the staff as well.

As one of the main hubs in Southeast Asia, Malaysia not only features a lively ambience but also remains many inviting charms from the local diverse culture. From the vibrant capital Kuala Lumpur to historic town in Malacca or Penang, or from pristine Sabah, Taman Negara to gorgeous Cameron Highlands, Redang or Langkawi islands, all have made a colourful Malaysia in lifestyle, traditions, and beauties. If you’re expecting a trip helping you to catch a glimpse of Malaysia, these most famous destinations should be in your bucket list.

Suitable time to visit Malaysia depends on your planned destinations and activities on your itineraries. Overall, Malaysia offers pleasant weather all year round with a little chance of downpours. However, the weather in each part of the country is different so that the best time to visit these places can be varied as well. Months between November and March are the peak season in Malaysia’s west coast while the east coast and Malaysian Borneo experience the best time to travel from early April to October.