Our Malaysia holidays & tours
Whether you're trekking in the Cameron Highlands, strolling amongst the futuristic skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur, or diving into the delicious street food culture of Penang, our Malaysia holidays have plenty to offer adventurous travellers who are looking for a lesser-visited Asian alternative. Head to either coast and you'll find numerous idyllic islands such as Tioman where you can bask on beautiful beaches, snorkel and scuba to your heart’s content. Meanwhile inland, local guides offer insights as you explore fragrant tea estates, and Iban villages where we support long term community projects. And wherever you’re headed, we seek out independent, boutique accommodation that promise a culturally immersive and memorable stay.
Our top Malaysia holidays
Malaysia holiday, 12 days
From
£1524
12 days
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An authentic 12 day tour of Malaysia’s top highlights
Tailor made
Malaysia holiday, Kuala Lumpur & Tioman Island
From
£5255
15 days
inc UK flights
Explore Malaysia's dream beaches, culture and island escapes
Tailor made
Malaysia and Borneo honeymoon
From
£2620
13 days
ex flights
Rainforest wildlife, islands, romantic twin-centre escape
Tailor made
Borneo tour, Great Apes and Beach escapes
From
£2599
9 days
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Borneo's best cities, lush rainforests & paradise beaches
Tailor made
Kuala Lumpur and Sabah wildlife tour
From
£5590
11 days
inc UK flights
Wildlife adventure in the heart of Borneo
Tailor made
Malaysia holiday, rainforests and beaches
From
£4050
14 days
inc UK flights
Explore Malaysia staying in sustainable hotels
Tailor made
Borneo tailor made tour on a shoestring
From
£1495
10 days
ex flights
The best of Borneo at a great value price
Tailor made
Borneo tailor made holidays, wildlife & beaches
From
£3210
14 days
ex flights
A luxury tour of the best wildlife & beaches of Sabah
Tailor made
West Malaysia and Borneo small group tour
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£2995 to £3085
16 days
ex flights
Heritage sites of the Malay Peninsula & Borneo's jungles
Small group2026: 6 Sep, 4 Oct, 8 Nov, 6 Dec, 2027: 7 Jan, 7 Mar
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Malaysia holiday highlights
Coast to coast
Langkawi Island, in the northwest, is well-known for its duty-free outlets, watersports and low-key beach bars however, you’ll also find ancient primary rainforests fringed by secluded white sand coves with views from Langkawi Cable Car and Sky Bridge the best places to take it all in. On the opposite northeast coast the two inhabited Perhentian Islands, Besar and Kecil, can be reached via ferry from the jetty at Kuala Besut to offer travellers a quintessential glimpse at life overlooking the South China Sea. Rays, turtles and clownfish swim over coral to entice snorkellers into translucent shallows whilst, on land, bleached beaches lead to palm trees and jungle treks. To the southeast, Tioman Island is a marine and nature reserve surrounded by sand and highly recommended dive sites, with protected turtle hatching beaches on the east coast and monkey-filled tropical rainforests, inland, presenting one of Malaysia's finest locations to escape and relax.
Rainforest adventures
More than half of Malaysia is made up of rainforests with Taman Negara, Belum and Berebun not to be missed for nature loving adventurers.
Taman Negara twists and tangles its way across nearly 4,500 sq km of ancient rainforest with gigantic ferns and flowering rafflesia, pinpricked with glowing fungus and trunk-hugging orchids, providing protected habitat for Malaysia’s wild elephants, sun bears, rhinos and leopards. Walking within Mt Tahan’s forested foothills accompanied by a guide from the local Batek tribe, or cruising through jungle rivers on a longboat, can be amazing experiences. Learn to spot paw prints or listen to bird calls before settling down for a night in the jungle.
Multi-cultural tours
The hawker stalls of Gurney Drive and the blend of Anglo-Indian-Chinese architecture has long attracted visitors to George Town on Penang although, since 2010, it’s probably become better known for its commissioned street art. Ipoh, the capital city of Perak, is also a multi-cultural highlight with Sam Poh Tong temple, an amazing food scene and the shop houses within the old town district adding to the colonial heritage.Head south to Malacca and you’ll discover Indian, Tamil, Chinese and Portuguese communities living side by side. Malacca has long been influenced by visiting merchants with the street markets on Jonker Walk and churches, mosques, forts and Chinese temples, such as Cheng Hoon Teng, within the old town, prime examples. For a cultural experience with a difference, stay in a longhouse in Sarawak where local Iban and Jambu communities offer a warm welcome as you learn about tribal traditions and delve into Malaysia’s headhunter heritage.
Balance with Malaysian Borneo
Discovering the cultural heritage, jungles and coastlines of the Malay Peninsula is one thing, but when combined with a tour of Sabah and Sarawak on Borneo, it's quite something else.
The mix of lowland rainforests, vast cave systems and Mount Kinabalu (4,095m) make Borneo a naturally exciting accompaniment to mainland Malaysia, particularly with the sandstone headlands and untamed beaches of Bako and Tunku Abdul Rahman National Parks. Of course, no trip to Borneo would be complete without getting up close to the wild man himself and there’s nowhere on earth better than Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre from where to learn more about the importance of protecting Malaysia’s rainforests and standing up to profit-hungry palm oil producers.
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Kent Riddle23 Jun 2026
Excellent! When I read the itinerary I was excited about all the activities we would be doing and I was very satisfied at the end of the trip...The highlight for me was seeing orangutans in the wild.
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Irsh Mohammed11 Jun 2026
Really enjoyable, well paced with room to relax at various stops. Worth noting that there is a pool at Kinabatangan Lodge.read more
Richard Painter07 May 2026
Educational, inspiring, and very full on. Absolutely loved it and speaking for both myself and my wife. read more
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