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Experience the enchanting tapestry of Malaysia, a captivating destination that seamlessly weaves together a vibrant cultural heritage, breathtaking natural landscapes and modern urban marvels. Put simply, Malaysia is a beautiful country and sure to enthral any traveller.

At Premier Holidays, we have been tailor-making holidays to Malaysia for over 30 years and have excellent relationships with our Malaysian partners. We are delighted to bring you a selection of fantastic holiday offers which must be booked by 30 September, but as always, this is just the starting point and our Travel Experts are here to plan your next adventure.

Immerse yourself in a symphony of cultures that blend harmoniously, creating a unique and richly textured social fabric. Wander through the...

Exciting urban landscapes & iconic landmarks
Stunning islands for a sun, sea and sand getaway
Tropical rainforests & enthralling wildlife
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Picturesque hill resorts & luxurious spa retreats
Lip-smackingly tasty cuisine

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Malaysia Travel Guide

Best time to go

Malaysia has a tropical climate where the temperatures fluctuate between 25ºC-35ºC. Kuala Lumpur and the west coast can be visited year round but the driest and sunniest months are December-March, whereas the east coast is at its best during March-October. Throughout Malaysia humidity can be high, and showers occur year-round, although often they clear up as quickly as they arrive.

Travel Information

Kuala Lumpur is approximately 13 hours (non-stop flights) from the UK.

Local currency

Malaysian Ringgit

Regions in Malaysia

Our recommendations for the best places to visit in Malaysia.

Desaru Coast

The Desaru Coast, which lies on Malaysia's south east coast, entices with dreamy white sand beaches, superb resorts and a whole host of activities for all ages.

Ipoh

Capital of the state of Perak on the west coast of Peninsula Malaysia, Ipoh is surrounded by a scenic landscape of limestone outcrops with wonderful cave temples, verdant rainforest and cascading waterfalls.

Redang

Redang Island, which belongs to a small Malaysian archipelago of nine islands within Terengganu state, lies within protected marine waters known as Terengganu Marine Park.

Kuala Lumpur

Once little more than mud and marsh, KL, as it’s fondly known, is a fast-rising city effortlessly blending old-world temples, intricate mosques and a colonial past with space-age towers and mega malls.

Taman Negara

Estimated at 130 million years old Taman Negara National Park is a vast 1,677 square miles of verdant jungle, fast-flowing rivers and sky-high peaks.

Kuantan

Lying on Malaysia's east coast and facing the South China Sea, Kuantan is the state capital and is surrounded by beautiful beaches, coconut palms and traditional fishing villages.

Tioman Island

The small island of Tioman enchants visitors with its glorious beaches and lush rainforests.

Penang

Linked to mainland Malaysia’s west coast by a four mile long bridge Penang is Malaysia’s best-known beach destination and just the place for those looking for entertainment and things to do as well as relaxation.

Terengganu

Overlooking the South China Sea on Malaysia's east coast, the state of Terengganu has a stretch of beautiful beaches, lush virgin tropical jungle, quaint fishing villages, dazzling waterfalls and spectacular islands.

Pangkor Laut

In the Straits of Malacca on Malaysia's west coast lies the privately owned island of Pangkor Laut.

Cameron Highlands

Comprising a string of small townships, the highlands were developed during the British colonial era as expats looked to escape the tropical lowlands heat.

Malacca

The quaint city-state of Malacca may be a modern city but the architectural legacy of Portuguese, Dutch and British colonists is plain to see, with forts, museums, churches and towers scattered around the historic quarter, many painstakingly restored.

Langkawi

Situated 18 miles off Malaysia’s north west coast, Langkawi comprises 99 islands, of which only five are inhabited.

Unmissable Experiences

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Batu Caves & Royal Selangor Pewter

Begin this half day tour at the Royal Selangor Pewter factory before stopping briefly at a Batik factory. Continue to the spectacular limestone Batu Caves where you’re greeted by a huge Hindu statue and climb the 272 steps to the main cave temple. At the top enjoy magnificent views too.

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KL City Tour

A must-do for first time visitors, highlights of this half day tour include photo stops at the Petronas Twin Towers, King’s Palace and National Mosque, plus visits to the National Monument, National Museum (excl entrance fee), Sultan Abdul Samad Building and the Tudor-styled Cricket Club.

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Cable Car & Black Sand Beach

This half day tour begins with a ride aboard the clear bubble-shaped Langkawi cable car for the 2.2km ride up the mountainside. As you travel, view the Seven Wells waterfalls and also the dense tropical forest which is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Geopark. At the top, Gunung Macincang offers spectacular views and if you wish, a hike from Station One, uphill to Station Two has been carved through the forest. Travel on, passing by Black Sand Beach before a visit to the Handicraft Centre of Langkawi.

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£55

KLAfter Dark on a Vespa

Experience the sights, sounds and tastes of KL as you’re chauffeur-driven on a vespa! Head to a local food street, visit a night market and head to Brickfields to sample mouthwatering street food.

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£135

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Forgotten Trails of KL City

Start this five hour tour at a typical Malay village “Kampung Baru” where small houses have the Petronas Twin Towers as a backdrop. Stop at food stalls and try some local sweets or cakes, before venturing into Chow Kit Market and then discover Little India, the beautiful Masjid Jamek Mosque and onwards to Chinatown where you visit a traditional Tea House.

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Cenang Tour

Discover the highlights of Langkawi’s main island in half a day. During the tour you’ll see the Mahsuri Tomb, to learn the sad legend of a beautiful princess, visit a fishing village, beautiful Cenang Beach, Eagle Square and the capital of Kuah, where you can shop. Excludes entrance fee.

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Eating Asia - Heritage Walk

Begin at lively Chowrasta Market to watch locals trading before enjoying some scrumptious toast bread. Continue to the shopping haven of Campbell Street where you can try dim sum, or ‘har gao’. Next up, visit Khoo Kongsi Clan House, stop at Kapitan Kling Mosque before a brunch of roti canai (a traditional Indian Muslim pancake). Walk to Sri Mahamariamman Temple and the Goddess of Mercy Temple before lunch at the Banana Leaf Restaurant to feast on rice with curry on a banana leaf.

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Malaysian Home Cooking

Visit a local wet market for a typical Malaysian breakfast then mingle with the locals as you explore. Later, transfer to Kampong for a cooking class learning authentic techniques before you enjoy the dishes you created for lunch on the outdoor terrace of this traditional wooden house.

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