Explore Malaysia Multi Centre

Your journey begins in Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage city filled with vivid history and a rich cultural blend. Explore the Dutch Square with its red-brick buildings, stroll along Jonker Street for antiques and souvenirs, and take in the gentle pace of the Melaka River by boat. The Casa Del Rio Malacca offers you a riverside stay with charming views and easy access to the city’s highlights.

From here, travel to the buzzing heart of Malaysia — Kuala Lumpur. With three nights at the elegant EQ Kuala Lumpur, you’ll be within reach of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, lush KLCC Park, and vibrant food courts where local flavours tell their own stories. Whether you choose to shop in high-end malls or try street food at Jalan Alor, the city offers something for every mood.

Finally, the trip slows down in Langkawi, where you’ll spend a week at Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa. The resort sits along a palm-lined beach, perfect for gentle swims and evening walks under pastel sunsets. You can take a cable car ride to the Sky Bridge, explore mangrove forests, or simply enjoy the calm of island life. The pace is yours to choose  adventure or pure relaxation.

• Return flights from the UK
• All airport and hotel transfers
• 3 nights at Casa Del Rio Malacca (with breakfast)
• 3 nights at EQ Kuala Lumpur (with breakfast)
• 7 nights at Pelangi Beach Resort Langkawi (with breakfast)
• Private guided city tours in Malacca and Kuala Lumpur
• Assistance from local representatives during your stay

This carefully planned journey is set for departure on 14 November 2025, an ideal time to explore Malaysia’s diverse landscapes and cultures. November falls at the start of the country’s dry season in most regions, offering warm, pleasant weather that’s perfect for sightseeing, outdoor activities, and beach days. In Malacca, you can stroll comfortably through the old streets without the heavy rains of earlier months, while Kuala Lumpur’s bright, clear days make exploring its parks, towers, and markets a real pleasure.

By the time you reach Langkawi, you’ll be welcomed by sunny skies and calm seas, ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and simply relaxing on the sand. The humidity is manageable, and occasional light showers help keep the surroundings fresh and green.

Travelling in November also means fewer crowds compared to peak holiday months, allowing you to enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere in historic sites, city attractions, and along the beaches. It’s a sweet spot between the monsoon season and the busiest tourist period, making it a perfect window for both comfort and value.