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Travelling in Malaysia If you're planning on travelling in Malaysia, you may want to take a moment and have a look at the layout of the land. An ideal Malaysia trip should be the perfect combination of places you would like to visit, places which are conveniently located near each other and should take into account the different types of transport you would like to use and which are available to you. Climate is another factor that should be considered if you're travelling in Malaysia. Take a look at our climate page for more information on when to travel to Malaysia. You can also find more info about local transport on our transport page. |
Travelling in Malaysia: West MalaysiaMost people travelling in begin in Kuala Lumpur or Singapore and we offer easy going starter packs which are designed to help you cover the first or last two nights in Kuala Lumpur or Singapore and transfers to and from the airport and our Malaysia tours also originate in these cities. From Kuala Lumpur you can easily travel on through Malaysia, for instance by bus to the jungle of the Taman Negara and on by hire car from the Cameron Highlands to the tropical island of Pulau Pangkor. After several days of relaxing on the beach you can choose to check out local culture in the north in Penang and then continue on by boat to the white shores of Langkawi. |
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Travelling in Malaysia and BorneoIf you would like to combine your trip to West Malaysia with Borneo, we suggest you start out on Borneo. This will leave you with the most adventurous part of your journey at the beginning of your trip. Fly into either Kuching (Sarawak) in the south or Kota Kinabalu (Sabah) in the north. From Kuching you and your guide will travel to Bako National Park for a Borneo adventure and you'll become acquainted with the Headhunters. From Kota Kinabalu you can choose to spend some time relaxing on an island first with our Borneo beach trip, and then fly on to Sandakan for our Borneo trip which includes orangutans and a jungle boat cruise.You'll mostly travel by plane and private transfers on Borneo and it's best to schedule some rest breaks during your trip since you'll be on the road quite a bit. By adding on an extra night after one or two tours (modules), you'll be able to rest up for your next adventure. Our friendly Malaysia travel specialists are on hand to help you plan your own personal Malaysia and Borneo trip, so if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. |
Travelling in Malaysia: Accommodation Hotels Resorts Special Hotels Homestay Tents |
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Travelling in Malaysia: Our local representativesWe work closely with two local partners in Malaysia. Our partner on West Malaysia is located in Kuala Lumpur and our partner on Borneo is located in the city of Kuching. On your arrival at the airport, an English speaking representative will be waiting for you. For our Borneo tours, all the necessary information and vouchers for your hotels and excursions will be waiting for you at your first hotel or be given to you by your driver from the airport. For our Malaysia trips, all the necessary information and vouchers will be emailed to you before your departure.The travel documentation you receive from us will include contact information such as the address and telephone numbers of our local partners. You will also receive a 24-hour emergency telephone number. Each of our Malaysia travel specialists have been travelling in Malaysia extensively and look forward to offering you travel advice. Get to know our team on our travel specialists page or contact us if you have any questions about travelling in Malaysia. |
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