Discover Malaysia! Tawau (Sipadan Island), Sabah, Sarawak, Penang, Langkawi and Kuala Lumpur in one trip from Denmark for €399!
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Great opportunity to explore the many contrasts of Malaysia, one of the best destinations in Southeast Asia! With this trip you will visit the beautiful beaches and the diverse nature in Langkawi, Penang and Borneo (Sarawak, Sipadan and Sabah), contrasting with Kuala Lumpur, one of the biggest metropolis of Southeast Asia!
Malaysia has been one of the hot destinations for many travellers due to its warm weather and the variety of options this country can offer: from the skyscrapers in the capital Kuala Lumpur, as the Petronas Towers, to fishing villages and amazing beaches. Kuala Lumpur has a lot to offer: the famous Sultan Abdul Samad Building in the city’s colonial quarter the colourful, Petaling Street market in Chinatown Kuala Lumpur or the indoor Aquaria KLCC oceanarium. Don’t forget the inevitable visit to the colossal standing Buddha image outside Batu Caves, enjoy the incredible fauna and flora of Borneo and save some days for island hopping in Tioman or Langwaki!
If you are wishing to take a break and spend few days immersed in beautiful natural places and wonderful beaches, this is your occasion!
This region of Borneo (known as East Malaysia) is practically untouched by the outside world. Trek across Kinabalu Park and enjoy the view of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mount Kinabalu (4 096 m). Ride the North Borneo Railway train or head to Sipadan Island - one of the best dive sites in the world. Relax on the sandy beaches of Manukan Island and Sapi Island, just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu.
For incredible wildlife experience, stay in one of the wooden chalets along the Kinabatangan River to see the elephants, orangutans, Proboscis monkeys, cute little tarsiers, gibbons, slow lorises, freshwater sharks and dolphins, Sumatran rhinoceros and crocodiles. Nature lovers and eco-minded adventurers should also consider visiting Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary, Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary, Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre or Turtle Island Park.
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Start planning your trip with Lonely Planet’s travel guides
Travel dates:
October – December 2019
Routing:
Denmark – Kuala Lumpur – Langkawi – Penang – Kota Kinabalu – Tawau (Sipadan Island) – Kuching – Kuala Lumpur – Denmark
Please keep in mind that the routing is flexible so you can change the number of days you spend in each destination or add/remove a destination at your will.
How to book:
Follow the link below and adjust travel dates.
Baggage policy:
One cabin bag per passenger.
Sample reservation:
Aalborg – Kuala Lumpur – Aalborg >>>
Billund – Kuala Lumpur – Billund >>>
Copenhagen – Kuala Lumpur – Copenhagen >>>
Kuala Lumpur – Tawau (gateway to Sipadan Island) >>>
Accommodation:
In Kuala Lumpur we recommend 5* Hilton Petaling Jaya with very good reviews. This luxurious hotel is located at just 15 minutes drive from central Kuala Lumpur, and features an outdoor pool and a spa. All rooms have ensuite bathroom, minibar and cable TV. Free parking is available.
In Kota Kinabalu you can stay at Hotel Sri Iskandar, fitted with tiled flooring, simply furnished rooms offer air conditioning and a private bathroom. A TV with satellite channels and a writing desk are included.
Airport Transfers:
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