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Peninsula and Borneo Honeymoon 14 Days

TOUR PROGRAMME

Day 1:

Arriving at Kuala Lumpur airport, you’ll be met and driven to your hotel in Malaysia’s capital city.

Day 2:

A free day to relax and celebrate togetherness in your own style, perhaps taking in the city’s vibe or indulging in a holistic body treatment.

Day 3:

Your time will be your own until your driver arrives to take you to the airport for your flight to Kuala Terengganu and your chosen resort on the Peninsulas eastern coastal beaches or the sparkling offshore islands of Pulau Redang.

Day 4:

Day at leisure and relaxation in your beach resort.

Day 5:

Day at leisure and relaxation in your beach resort.

Day 6:

Day at leisure and relaxation in your beach resort.

Day 7:

Day at leisure and relaxation in your beach resort.

Day 8:

Day at leisure and relaxation in your beach resort.

Day 9:

Day at leisure and relaxation in your beach resort.

Day 10:

Today, you’ll fly back to Malaysia’s capital and your connecting flight to Kota Kinabalu, in Malaysian Borneo.

Day 11:

After a free morning, you’ll be driven along coast to Klias Jetty, and after high tea, you’ll take a cruise along the river spotting the local wildlife common to this area, with the likelihood of seeing Proboscis Monkeys, Long tailed Macaques, Silver leaf Monkeys and several bird species. Returning to Klias Jetty, you’ll enjoy dinner before the drive back to Kota Kinabalu.

Day 12:

Today, you’ll be driven through the forested mountain scenery along the Crocker Ridge to Poring Hot Springs, where you can take the canopy walkway 41 metres above the forest floor to the springs and butterfly farm. After lunch, a visit to Kinabalu National Park explores its famous orchid gardens before returning to your hotel.

Day 13:

Today, a short boat ride to Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, glimmering tantalisingly offshore from Kota Kinabalu, will visit Sapi or Manukan Island for a beach break, with a BBQ lunch, returning at around 15:30.

Day 14:

Your time will be free until your driver takes you to the airport for your flight to Kuala Lumpur and connecting onward or departure flight.

GUIDE PRICING

US $ POA

The price quoted here reflects the current cost per person of this tour as it stands, based on two sharing at Superior accommodation standard.
Material modifications to the itinerary and/or accommodation standard will naturally result in a proportional variance (up or down) to the quotation we send you.

PRICE INCLUDES

Breakfasts and accommodation sharing a twin or double room

Experienced English-speaking guides

Private chauffeur-driven air conditioned cars as appropriate

NOT INCLUDED

Domestic flights

Visas

Drinks, gratuities and personal expenses

Insurance

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PLACES
Kuala Lumpur
Malacca
Cameron Highlands
Ipoh
Pulau Penang
Pulau Langkawi
Kota Bharu
Kuala Terengganu
Mersing
Kota Kinabalu
Sabah's east coast
Sabah's interior
Sabah's northwest coast
Kuching
Sarawak's interior
East Sarawak
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Classic
Heritage
Adventure
Trekking
Diving
Beach
Wildlife
Golfing
Honeymoon
Luxury
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INSPIRATIONS
Crystal clear
Crystal clear
Take a dive!
When staying in Sabah, if you’re a keen diver, you cannot miss the opportunity to explore one of the world’s best dive locations at Pulau Sipadan. The stunning range of awesome marine life and superb clarity of its waters are unmissable, but are best suited to the experienced diver.

If you are a novice, or haven't dived before, the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, conveniently just offshore from Kota Kinabalu is an excellent place to learn.
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Ancestral cousins
Ancestral cousins
See the Orang Utans.

If you are in Sarawak, a visit to Semenggoh Nature reserve offers the opportunity to meet these amazing creatures, though the animals are scarce during the fruiting season from October to February, when the forest bounty tempts them away from the feeding station. In Sabah, the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre is the focus of remarkable work by a dedicated team of conservationists, trying to assure the magnificent Apes of a future, by reintroducing them to the wild.
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Above the forests
Above the forests
Climb Mount Kinabalu!

Providing you are relatively fit anyone can climb to the top of Borneo’s highest mountain at 4,095 metres (13,435 feet). The climb, which doesn’t require specialist equipment, normally takes two days to ascend and descend. Not suited to young children due to a few steep sections, the peak is regularly climbed by tourists between the ages of 15 and 70.

The climb is quite physically demanding work, however, especially at altitude, and it is recommended to get in shape with regular exercise before your visit.
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Journeying upriver
Journeying upriver
In Sabah, the Kinabatangan River is an especially diverse ecosystem, and a brilliant place to get aboard a river safari boat spotting the extraordinary wildlife.

One of the few places where you are likely to spot Orang Utans in the wild. Other typically observed creatures include Pigmy Elephants, Crocodiles, Asian Water Monitors, Proboscis Monkeys, Long-tailed Macaques, Asiatic Elephants and numerous birds including Hornbills, Bat-eating Eagles, Bitterns, Kingfishers, Crested Goshawks among many others.
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Training the rapids
Training the rapids
If you’re up for a bit of a thrill, the white water rafting in Sabah’s Padas Gorge offers a good ride through 9 kilometres of grade III and IV features and is a lot of fun for people who don’t mind thrown about and getting wet! The journey to the river also involves an enjoyable train ride along the gorge.
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The cavernous shrine
The cavernous shrine
If you’re staying any time in Kuala Lumpur, head out to the north edge of the city and visit the Batu Caves, an important Hindu Shrine.

The 272 steps to climb to the ‘Cathedral Cave’, with its hundred metre high vault, the largest of the three main caves is worth the effort to appreciate the scale of this natural feature. The Long-tailed macaques mingle with the visitors in the hope of finding food. The two lower caves contain a museum and art gallery.
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One foot in the past
One foot in the past
If you’re into European history, a visit to Malacca is a must, and epitomises the struggle for the dominance of Asia between the nations of Europe as they sought to carve up the east for profit, and control the Malacca Straits.

The preserved colonial buildings, Maritime Museum, and A’Famosa Fort are the backdrop to the deep history and sit alongside the remarkable Perankan culture.
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Nothing in particular
Nothing in particular
Beach it!

The islands offshore from the eastern shore of the peninsula are a splendid place to unwind and enjoy the beautiful beaches of the Perhentian Islands, Tioman and Redang. With no end of stunning beaches to enjoy and plenty of swimming, snorkelling and diving opportunities, no visit to the Peninsula should miss the chance to include some or all of these sparkling island getaways.
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Sky high
Sky high
Located in the centre of Pulau Langkawi, the main island of the archipelago, a cable car ride from the Oriental Village near to Kampung Kok on the island’s western shore will transport you above the rainforest, past Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls, up to the Sky Bridge, a curvaceous 125 metre suspension span between two mountains. The views over Langkawi and the archipelago are simply stunning amid the shining Indian Ocean.
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Tea and scones
Tea and scones
Enjoy the civilised surrealism of Tea and scones in the Cameron Highlands.

As well as visiting the fascinating tea plantation landscapes and mock tudor houses that give these cool hills a very English feel, there are many gardens to see and nature trails to follow, including the wonderful ‘Mossy Forest’ at Brinchang, renowned for luxuriant moss growths its carnivorous pitcher plants.
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FURTHER READING
History of Malaysia
A Splash of Colour
Beliefs in Malaysia
History of Malaysia Borneo
Beliefs in Malaysia Borneo
The Headhunters
Orang Asli

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