- Culture & Historical
- Layback
- Nature
- Family & Leisure
- Corporate Travel
Visit Unesco heritage cities
Melaka is one of the most important historical site of the country. It is under the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008.
Being colonized by the Portuguese, Dutch and the English we can still see the remaining of those old powers within the city. For a few decades, the Melaka Channel has been used by all the ship in the world. The Melaka Channel still has its name from the city that played and still is a key role on the maritime traffic.
Discover the tribes of Borneo
You can discover Penang Island rich history by using one of the bridges that are connected to the Peninsula.
Penang became famous thanks to its capital of Georgetown, ex-seat of the British colony.
Its historical centre has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008. Few artists have left their masterpiece among the many hidden roads.
A site not to be missed is Kek Lok Si temple, the biggest Buddhist temple in South East Asia.
From modernity to traditions
Ipoh, capital city of Perak is filled with rich history. The city expanded very quickly thanks to the British colony and especially the metal found there. Since then, Ipoh managed to preserve the colonial architecture making the visit more interesting. The city has been the playground for the famous movie “Indochine” and notably the Moorish train station.
Diving in Borneo
Redang island is one of the largest island in the East Peninsular.
The heavenly island is home to numerous resorts accommodating for those who are avid divers. The island is situated next to a protected marine park that attracts people from all the world.
In Malay, the island is called Pulau Redang, it also plays an important role in the turtle conservation. To swim in its water is an unforgettable experience!
The monsoon, between November to March, restricts access to the island.
Winter escape in Langkawi
Langkawi is the main island in the archipelago constituting of hundreds smaller islands.
Compared to the beaches of Perhentian Island or Redang Island, Langkawi beach is not as beautiful but we still recommend you to see it for the flora and fauna! Langkawi is perfect for those who wants to mix chilling and activities. Explore the mangrove or take the cable car to explore the famous bridge and to have a view on the whole island.
The hidden gems of the East Coast
The Perhentian Islands is an archipelago located on the East side of Peninsular Malaysia.
The two main islands where people go are “Perhentian Besar” meaning Big Perhentian and “Perhentian Kecil” meaning Small Perhentian. During your stay you have a choice of either relaxing at the beach or discovering it’s lush green forest. Relaxing is not the only activity offered, take a dip in the ocean to discover its beautiful sea life.
The monsoon, between November to March, restrict access to the island.
Discover Belum State Park
Royal Belum State Park belongs to a forest reserve by the name of “Belum temengor”. The forest being about 130 millions years old is one of the oldest forest and older than the Amazon Forest.
The rainforest has one of the richest flora and fauna in the world. While trekking in the park some of the lucky tourists will be able to see the the Rafflesia, the largest plant in the world.
The park is still inhabited by more than 1,400 aborigines tribes called “Orang Asli” and some can still be visited to experience their traditional lifestyle. Royal Belum is located in the heart of Temenggor Lake, 2nd largest man-made lake in Malaysia.
Taman Negara & Rompin State Park
Taman Negara, “National Park” in Malay, is one of the oldest forest reserve in the world, being 130 millions years old. It is the most renown because of it size and the rich flora and fauna. Taman Negara is home to more than 14m000 species, between flora and fauna, the forest offers a safe haven for protected and endangered species.
If you are adventurous, Taman Negara is a must go destination to meet the Batek, one of the 5 aborigines group still present in Malaysia.
Uniquely Borneo
Borneo, one of the biggest island in the South East Asia, is divided between, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei. Discovery of Borneo will lead you to unveil the unique and rich cultural and natural heritage. Two species of animals are iconic to Borneo, the Orang-Utan and the Proboscis Monkey, and you will be able to see them in the national parks. Discover the national park of Kinabalu, protected under the UNESCO Natural Site thanks to its incredible flora and fauna biodiversity. For the courageous one, the mount Kinabalu, being the highest in South East Asia, is accessible for trekkers to enjoy an unforgettable sunrise once you reached the top. You can also experience the unique Iban culture and heritage by spending time with them, as they were once called the head-hunters.
Family escape
Whether you are having a short or a long stay with your family, it is a must that you visit one of the many theme parks available in Malaysia. Ask about the visit to the theme park to benefit from a pause in your travel and leisure time for your kids during your stay.
Sunway Theme Park, Desaru Theme Park, Legoland, Hello Kitty, our team will adapt and propose the best selection of theme park to your family.
Family adventure
Genting Highlands is a complex mix of shops, restaurants and hotels. The main attraction is the only legal casino in South East Asia until Singapore opened up their own in 2010.
Genting Highlands is nestled on top of a mountain, in the middle of the jungle. A funicular will take you to the top of the mountain and will offer you an incredible view. On top, a beautiful Chinese pagoda overlooking the immense forest surrounding it.
Family fun from city to sea
Love to shop? Don’t miss out a visit to the Johor Premium Outlet, or at Genting Highlands, for your favourite brand at affordable price!
Meeting & conference
Langkawi is the main island in the archipelago constituting of hundreds smaller islands.
Compared to the beaches of Perhentian Island or Redang Island, Langkawi beach is not as beautiful but we still recommend you to see it for the flora and fauna! Langkawi is perfect for those who wants to mix chilling and activities. Explore the mangrove or take the cable car to explore the famous bridge and to have a view on the whole island.
Team building
You can discover Penang Island rich history by using one of the bridges that are connected to the Peninsula.
Penang became famous thanks to its capital of Georgetown, ex-seat of the British colony.
Its historical centre has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008. Few artists have left their masterpiece among the many hidden roads.
A site not to be missed is Kek Lok Si temple, the biggest Buddhist temple in South East Asia.
Company trip
Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia, is one of the most multi-racial and an unmissable city during your trip!
Founded by English and Chinese, it is now one of the city that has a huge diversity of ethnicities, languages and cuisines. A few days will be necessary to cover all the area as the city is filled with surprises waiting for you to discover them. Naturally you must not miss a visit to the Twin Towers, a national symbol, and the visit to Batu Caves, the largest Hindu temple outside of India.
Between history and modern days, the city will not stop surprising you!
