Kota Kinabalu

Days 2 - 5

Kota Kinabalu serves as the capital of Malaysia’s Sabah state and has long been the gateway to the island of Malaysian Borneo. Situated on the coast, this small resort town is a lovely place to refuel, get permits, book onward travel and indulge in some well-deserved R&R. If you’re interested in sampling local fare, head to the night market for some fresh fish off the barbecue. Visitors can also look forward to exploring bustling markets, strolling along pristine beaches, and view the Kota Kinabalu City Mosque set along the waterfront. Day trips from Kota Kinabalu include a scenic ride on the North Borneo Railway, an excursion to the neighbouring islands of Gaya and Manukan and an adventure to the Kinabalu National Park, home of the soaring peak of Mount Kinabalu.

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Kota Kinabalu

Days 5 - 7

As previously described

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Kota Kinabalu

Days 7 - 8

As previously described

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Langkawi Island

Days 8 - 12

Officially known as ‘Langkawi, the Jewel of Kedah’, and for good reason, the 104 islands that make up the exquisite archipelago of Langkawi hide a treasure trove of delight. Located in the south of the Andaman Sea on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, this island paradise offers an abundance of golden sand beaches lapped by crystal clear turquoise waters, which teem with an array of exotic marine life. While the region’s world-class dive sites attract scuba divers and snorkelers keen to explore this underwater wonderland, the picturesque terraced paddy fields, jungle-clad hills, majestic waterfalls, and gorgeous mangroves provide ideal playgrounds for outdoor activities. The real drawcard is undoubtedly the area’s spectacular untouched natural beauty. Langkawi’s simple tourism slogan seems to sum it up perfectly - ‘Naturally Langkawi’.

Singapore City

Days 12 - 14

The Republic of Singapore is a sovereign city-state located in Southeast Asia, off the tip of the Malay Peninsula. This former British colony comprises 63 islands and is famous for its rapid evolution, developing from a third world country to the world centre of technology, education, healthcare and innovation. Visitors are spoilt for choice with regards to unmissable attractions. The dazzling Merlion Park includes a spectacular promenade and the iconic 28-foot Merlion statue, which pays homage to the city’s humble beginnings. Futuristic and yet intrinsically tied to nature, the Gardens by the Bay is one of the most popular bucket-list items here, with its captivating treetop walk and 114-foot waterfall - indoors. Shopping comes to a global pinnacle at famous Orchard Road.

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