This eleven night journey through Malaysia combines time in the capital with a private island stay, following a clear and easy route from city to coast. Begin in Kuala Lumpur with guided sightseeing and time to explore the city’s main landmarks, then travel on to Pangkor Laut for a full week on a quiet island resort, focused on beach time, nature and switching off properly.
Start in Malaysia’s capital with three nights at Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur, well located for getting around the city and exploring on foot or by taxi. A half day guided tour introduces you to key sights, including the Batu Caves, offering a good overview of the city early in the stay. Tickets to the Kuala Lumpur Tower observation deck are also included, giving you a clear view across the skyline.
Outside of planned activities, there is time to explore neighbourhoods, try local food and enjoy evenings at your own pace. The hotel’s rooftop bar hosts a daily cocktail reception, which works well as a relaxed way to finish the day without needing to head far.
After your time in the city, continue on to Pangkor Laut, a private island resort just off Malaysia’s west coast. You will spend seven nights here, staying in a Hill Villa surrounded by forest, with beaches and walking trails spread across the island.
This part of the trip is about spending time outdoors and using the resort at your own pace. Days can be spent swimming, walking the island paths, booking spa treatments or relaxing by the beach. Dining is spread across several restaurants on the island, each offering a different setting for the evening. With a full week here, there is time to settle into island life before returning to Kuala Lumpur for the journey home.
Included in this Itinerary
Return flights from Dublin with Aer Lingus and British Airways via London Heathrow, private airport transfers throughout, accommodation throughout as follows: 3 nights at Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur (Bed and Breakfast) and 7 nights at Pangkor Laut Resort in a Hill Villa (Bed and Breakfast). Included activities: half day guided Kuala Lumpur city tour with Batu Caves and Kuala Lumpur Tower observation deck tickets. Based on 2 passengers sharing. Flights depart Dublin on 06 July 2026. Price is correct at the time of posting (16 February 2026). Offers are subject to change.
Price from €2,550 per person
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