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Go walking in the Cameron Highlands

The Cameron Highlands nestle among the rolling hills of the Malay peninsular. Famous for its temperate climate and vast tea plantations; the mock-tudor cottages and gardens are a reminder of rural England in springtime.

Relax on a beach in Kuala Dungun

Kuala Dungun is a small backwater town situated on the east coast of the Peninsular. There is an interesting night market each Thursday but the main reason to visit the area is to enjoy one of the fantastic beaches here.

Explore the sights and sounds of Kuala Lumpur

Below the gleaming skyscrapers, in small corners of town, fine old colonial buildings stand forgotten by the pace of change sweeping the land. Chinatown and Little India, with their markets and superb restaurants, exemplify the cultural mix that is Malaysia.

Marvel at the wildlife in Langkawi

Fine white sand beaches lapped by turquoise waters, lush rainforests home to a rich variety of wildlife and some of Southeast Asia's very best hotels - Langkawi has been a long time favourite destination for good reason!

Learn about the history of Malacca

Malacca was once a powerful centre of trade with Merchants sailing here from all corners of the world to exchange gold, silk, perfumes and spices. The old town with its churches, remnants of ruined fortresses, and unique galleries is a joy to explore on foot.

Spend time on the private island of Pangkor Laut

Idyllic and unspoilt, the private island of Pangkor Laut boasts the breathtaking white sand of Emerald Bay as well as the island’s two million year old tropical rainforest.

Learn about the colonial history of Penang

Originally acquired in 1786 as an outpost of the East India Company, today the island showcases some of Malaysia`s most interesting colonial history as well as being a firm favourite for foodies!

Snorkel on the Perhentian Islands

Powder white beaches, turquoise waters, virgin jungle and remote bays are characteristic of the Perhentian Islands. Quieter and less developed than the islands off the west coast, the Perhentians also offer some of the very best snorkelling in Southeast Asia.

Visit Taman Negara National Park

Experience one of the world's oldest and most pristine primary rainforests by journeying upriver in to the park past some of the country's most scenic areas.

Try diving on Tioman Island

One of the most beautiful islands in Southeast Asia, Tioman is small but perfectly formed! Relax among peaceful palm tree lined beach surroundings or take the opportunity to try the excellent diving and snorkelling.