SINGAPORE

Day 1 - 3

Tucked between Malaysia and Indonesia, this former British colony has the world’s third highest population density as well as one of its most efficient public transport systems. An incredibly diverse country for its tiny size, Singapore’s melting pot of cultures is reflected in its varied culinary scene, and here you’ll find everything from bustling hawker markets to Michelin-starred restaurants. Singapore is easy to explore and offers something for everyone, with countless architectural highlights as well as great opportunities for shopping.

KUALA LUMPUR

Day 3 - 5

Kuala Lumpur is a mesmerising blend of old and new; its emblematic Petronas Towers soar above the city as a symbol of its futuristic growth while Sri Mahamariamman boasts itself as Malaysia’s oldest Hindu temple. The city’s melting pot of cultures is reflected in its varied cuisine and blend of architectural styles, and nearby visitors can discover the world-renowned Batu Caves. With its vast shopping malls, bustling street markets and lively nightlife, Malaysia’s vibrant capital has something to offer for every traveller.

GEORGE TOWN (MALAYSIA)

Day 5 - 7

Situated on the island of Penang and boasting itself as Malaysia’s second-largest city, George Town is a cosmopolitan destination that is home to a melting pot of cultures. Its UNESCO-listed historic centre is filled with an array of architectural delights that range from stunning Buddhist temples to colonial-era forts, and often referred to as the country’s culinary capital due to its varied cuisine, George Town also offers a number of hip cafes, lively bars and bustling street markets.

LANGKAWI

Day 7 - 13

Known as the ‘Jewel of Kedah’, the island of Langkawi is a paradise that delights with its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters and lush jungle. With a wide array of activities on offer for visitors that include trekking, diving, kayaking and horseback riding, Langkawi is the perfect destination for both action-packed and relaxed holidays. Be sure to take a boat trip to explore the surrounding islands and discover the region’s unspoiled beauty.

SINGAPORE

Day 13 - 14

Tucked between Malaysia and Indonesia, this former British colony has the world’s third highest population density as well as one of its most efficient public transport systems. An incredibly diverse country for its tiny size, Singapore’s melting pot of cultures is reflected in its varied culinary scene, and here you’ll find everything from bustling hawker markets to Michelin-starred restaurants. Singapore is easy to explore and offers something for everyone, with countless architectural highlights as well as great opportunities for shopping.