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After the welcome meeting your CEO will take you to the historic Raffles Hotel to try the legendary Singapore sling cocktail. Head to the Marina Bay sands to view the incredible Singapore skyline from this iconic building.
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The adventure begins tonight. Feel free to explore before your welcome meeting, but make sure you’re back in time to meet the group. Check for the meeting time on the welcome note at the hotel. After introductions, your CEO will review the details of your tour. Please note that normal check-in times apply at our start hotels, but you can usually store your luggage for the day if you arrive early.
Join your CEO at the iconic Raffles Hotel where the famous 'Singapore Sling' cocktail originates from. Sample this gin-based long drink and get to know your group.
Spend a full day exploring Singapore, beginning with a guided tour of the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, an important rest stop for thousands of the world’s migratory bird species. Enjoy free time in the afternoon before setting out on a walking tour to sample Singapore’s famed street food. Savour flavourful chicken rice, spicy noodles, and chili crabs in this melting pot of Chinese, Malay, and Indian cuisine. Explore on your own this evening, opting to catch sunset views from a rooftop patio or wander among the stunning neon-lit sculptures at the iconic Gardens by the Bay.
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Follow your guide as you venture through the trails of the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, an important ecological site that was the first park in Singapore to be given the the status of a ASEAN Heritage Park. The reserve spans 87 hectares and is home to a wide variety of wildlife. Learn about the rich biodiversity of the area and spot some of the reserve's inhabitants, from crocodiles to otters. The reserve is a bird lover's paradise as it is an important site for migratory birds.
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Take advantage of free time this afternoon by relaxing at your hotel or opting for independent exploration of the city.
Join a local guide for a street food walking tour through the heart of Chinatown. Delight in the flavours of Singapore’s signature dishes as you gain behind-the-scenes access to kitchens and observe chefs at work. From radish carrot cake to Hainanese chicken rice, you’ll be introduced to the local specialities that make Singapore’s cuisine so diverse. Learn techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation and visit locally-owned restaurants and eating houses. Cross the famous garden bridge and wind through the alleys as your guide shares neighbourhood myths and legends that live on in this area. Conclude the walking tour in Smith Street Hawker Centre, a foodie hub in the heart of Chinatown, to eat at one of the best satay stalls and, perhaps, try a Hawker craft beer.
This free nightly show is held at the Event Plaza of the Marina Bay Sands Complex. Watch in awe as the spectacular light and water show illuminates the bay. Combining a mix of storytelling, music, water jets, and light lasers, the show is an impressive production that dazzle crowds every night.
The Gardens by the Bay complex is a stunning display of horticultural cultivation, sprawling over 100 hectares of land. It comprises multiple gardens, a flower dome, art sculptures and a majestic cloud forest, as well as special exhibitions throughout the year. It is both an entertaining and educational experience and it would be easy to spend a day here strolling the gardens and visiting the conservatories. Return at night to see the garden's iconic 'supertrees' come alive with music and lights.
This morning, cross into Malaysia en route to the multicultural city of Melaka, ruled over its history by Malay sultans and Portuguese, Dutch, British, and Japanese colonists. Delve into layers of history on a walking tour of the city’s most prominent landmarks, from busy Jonker Street to the 17th-century Cheng Hoon Teng temple. In the evening, opt to gain an alternative perspective on the city as you explore by boat or bicycle rickshaw.
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Ready for a little more ink in your passport? Grab your bags and get ready to check another country off your bucket list.
Explore the ancient city of Melaka on foot with a historian guide. The city was once the centre of trade between east and west, thanks in part to the Melaka River which flows through the middle of the city. Visit the ruins on a hill where different empires once ruled over the city, one after another. Explore places of religious worship such as pagodas, mosques, churches, and temples. Taking you on a journey from past to present, you'll hear stories of the city's rich cultural history and experience its modern-day arts and cultural scene.
Often adorned with flowers and lights, the colourful tri-shaws of Melaka are a fun and eco-friendly way to explore the city. Sit back, relax and take in the sights of beautiful Melaka.
Embark on a boat cruise on Melaka river by night to see the city sites lit up and the buzz of city life from the water.
Today, head to the buzzing metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s capital. Enjoy free time to explore on your own, getting a taste of the city’s vibrant mix of ancient and modern influences. Choose to visit the Petronas Twin Towers, soaring 1,483 feet above the busy streets below; delve into Malaysia’s Muslim heritage at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia; or stroll among tranquil pools in the lush Lake Gardens park. Tonight, opt to enter the colourful world of Kuala Lumpur’s night market, sampling delicious dishes and browsing stalls offering an endless variety of goods.
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Enjoy free time to see the city at your own pace. Head to the top of one of the city's imposing skyscrapers or visit a museum.
Standing at 421 metres high, the Menara Tower is a prominent structure in Kuala Lumpur's skyline and the Islamic heritage of the city is reflected in it's architecture. Visit this iconic Malaysian landmark for panoramic views of the city.
Tour this museum to see thousands of artifacts and art objects ranging from jewellery and armour to ceramics and ancient Islamic glassware. The museum is home to a number of galleries: Quran and Manuscripts Gallery, Islamic Architecture Gallery, India Gallery, Chinese Gallery, Ancient Malay World Gallery as well as the Ottoman Syrian Room.
Take in breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur on this visit to the Petronas Towers. Called Malaysia’s jewel, the 88-storey twin structure has the world’s highest two-storey bridge offering a stunning view of the city from 170m (558ft) high.
Spend a full day exploring Kuala Lumpur. Marvel at the brightly coloured staircase and temples built among the limestone cliffs of Batu Caves, and visit the modernist National Mosque, with its distinctive bright blue roof. Stroll Merdeka Square, once a private cricket ground, and explore the extensive historical collections of the National Museum.
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Travel to Gombak to visit Malaysia's famed Batu Caves. This series of 400-million year old limestone caves and cave temples are the most popular Hindu shrines outside India and the focal point of the Thaipusam festival in Malaysia. Pay a visit to the National Mosque of Malaysia to see the 73m high minaret and learn more about the rich history of Islam in the country. Later, visit Merdeka square and museum, the site where Malaysia declared independence from the British Empire.
Travel by road and boat to our forest lodge in Taman Negara National Park, home to one of the world’s oldest areas of deciduous rainforest and several rare tropical species, including the Asian elephant and the Malayan peacock-pheasant. After dinner, set out on a nighttime jungle walk with a naturalist guide, looking for the tracks of the elusive Malayan tiger and listening to the calls of birds and frogs.
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Delve deep into Taman Negara to discover the side of the jungle that comes alive at night. Experience the sights and sounds of the jungle's inhabitants—from insects to deer—and get a close-up view from the Observation Hide. Learn all about this fascinating environment from your nature guide.
Venture into the lush, green heart of the rainforest on a trek to the top of Teresek Hill. Traverse an elevated canopy walkway, enjoying stunning aerial views of the park and keeping an eye out for a multitude of colourful bird species. After a picnic lunch, cruise up the Tahan River to Lata Berkoh, a series of waterfalls cascading into deep pools.
Journey into Malaysia's largest national park with a local guide, following flat and steep trails. Taman Negara boasts a diverse range of tropical fauna and wildlife such as tigers, monkeys and elephants. The trek up to Teresek Hill will be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and on a clear day, views of Mount Tahan, the highest peak in Peninsular Malaysia. From here, brave the 400m canopy walk through the treetops. Suspended at 40m above the forest floor, the walkway also provides an excellent birds eye view of the rainforest below.
Cruise the Sungai Tahan and view riverside flora and fauna. Visit the Lata Berkoh waterfall and take a dip in the stunning cascades and natural jacuzzi. Also, stop by the Fish Sanctuary for a chance to snorkel amongst the freshwater fish and swim in the cool water from the Gunung Tahan spring.
Leave the rainforest behind and drive into the green hills of the Cameron Highlands, named for a British explorer who first mapped the area for the colonial government. Visit the BOH tea plantation, one of many plantations spread over rolling hills, and one of the primary suppliers of black tea in Malaysia. Spend the rest of the day exploring on your own, opting to hike along one of many trails winding past hillside terraces, visit another tea plantation, or relax in the cool mountain breeze.
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Learn about one of Malaysia’s most exported commodities with a visit to the BOH tea plantation, the largest tea plantation Southeast Asia. Meet a local tea expert who will share how the leaves are harvested and processed and take you on a tour of the lush green landscape by jeep. Experience the taste of teas with a visit to the plantation café.
Use free time to enjoy and explore this mountainous region.
Descend from the highlands and travel west toward the coast. Stop en route to visit the Ubidiah Mosque and enjoy lunch at Suka Suka Homestay, offering a glimpse into traditional Malay kampung, or village, life. Continue to Penang, an island off the western coast. Spend the afternoon exploring George Town, Malaysia’s second largest city and a historic center of exchange between Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
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Built in 1913 during the reign of the 28th Sultan of Perak, the Ubidiah Mosque is a majestic structure, widely regarded as one of Malaysia's most beautiful mosques. Pay a visit to this important religious site and admire its golden domes and minarets.
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The Suka Suka Homestay comprises a series of Malay houses atop the banks of Lake Chendorah. Join your hosts for a delicious lunch and immerse yourself in their culture as they share stories of village life.
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Enjoy a morning walk along the bustling streets of George Town, passing colourful colonial mansions and vibrant street art, and opt to grab a bite at food stalls. Spend the afternoon exploring Penang on your own. Choose to set out on a bicycle rickshaw tour or ride a funicular to the top of Penang Hill, taking in sweeping views of George Town spreading towards the sapphire sea. Delve into cultural heritage at several historic temples, or wander among the stalls of the lively night market while sampling local delicacies.
Get in touch with nature or walk around a museum and learn more about the history of Malaysia.
Enjoy a guided walk with your CEO around George Town. He/she will give you some tips on finding things like supermarkets, main squares, and ATMs. You'll also be introduced to the town's impressive street art and have a chance to taste some delicious street food.
Visit one of the grandest clan houses in Malaysia, built by the Chinese Khoo Kongsi clan more than 100 years ago it operated much like a self-governing village. As a sign of wealth, the house was built in an ornate fashion with elaborate Chinese architecture.
This three-tiered hilltop Buddhist temple, the country’s largest, is affectionately known as the Temple of Supreme Bliss. Its main attraction is the Ten Thousand Buddhas Pagoda, and the pavilion of the Four Heavenly Kings – each said to control a compass point. An enormous statue of the Goddess of Mercy is found on the hilltop as well as more gardens and temples.
Visit this colonial hill station for a great escape from the city’s heat and beautiful views of Georgetown from one of its seven hills. The highest is Western Hill, which stands at 833m (2,723ft) above sea level. Discover tropical plants, like the carnivorous pitcher plant, and catch a glimpse of the dusky leaf monkeys or the greater racket-tailed drongo, which is a local bird.
Enjoy a visit to charming Little India, which consists of three streets: Lebuh Chulia, Lebuh Queen, and Jalan Pasar. Purchase colourful Indian fashion, eat spicy food, and listen to beautiful Indian melodies for a taste of India in Malaysia.
Learn about the Peranakans (also known as the Babas and Nyonyas), the Chinese community that made their home in the Straits Settlements and developed unique customs that incorporated Malay and British influences in their cuisine and language. Tour the museum, a recreated home of a rich Baba, to see displays of more than 1,000 antique pieces and architectural design – of special note is the staircase, dining room, and parlour.
Transfer to the airport and fly to Phuket, Thailand. Settle aboard a speedboat for the exhilarating journey to Ko Yao Yai, a secluded island in Thailand’s stunning Phang Nga Bay. Ko Yao Yai, and its sister island Ko Yao Noi, remain some of the least developed islands in the region, offering a truly authentic tropical getaway among dense forests, golden beaches, and sparkling seas.
Ko Yao Yai is a jewel in the Andaman Sea, with stunning beaches, coral reefs, mangroves, small fishing Villages and rubber plantations.
Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's... yup, it is a plane, actually.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Climb aboard and get your float on.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Today, set out to explore Ko Yao Yai on your own. Stroll down sweeping crescents of sand and enjoy the view of soaring limestone karst islets just offshore. Opt to rent a kayak and paddle along the island’s untouched coast, or slip on a snorkel and fins to discover vivid underwater worlds. Visit a local village and stop for a chat with friendly residents, or simply choose to relax by the pool.
Get out and explore the natural beauty of the area or relax on the beach - the choice is all yours.
Put your mask on and get to know the local marine life with by snorkelling in this gorgeous spot.
Discover the villages and rural landscapes of Ko Yao Yai on an island tour. Gain an insight into local life, visit the market town, and meet local artisans.
Lie back and soothe aching muscles with a wonderful Thai massage. Affordable and amazing—don't miss out!
Explore the stunning landscape of Ko Yao Yai by kayak, a great way to see the beaches and mangrove forests in the area.
Hop aboard a boat to explore Ko Hong and other nearby islands. Marvel at vine-draped limestone cliffs towering above turquoise bays and white-sand beaches shaded by swaying palms. Anchor in secluded inlets where you’ll have the opportunity to swim in warm waters, snorkel with colourful tropical fish, or relax on the sand surrounded by rhythmic waves.
Take to the water and venture out to the surrounding islands. Take time to explore the island of Ko Hong, discovering its idyllic secluded beaches and seeing the limestone cliffs protruding from the waters near its shores. The clear turquoise waters provide the perfect conditions for swimming and spotting the local marine life. Enjoy time to relax on the white sandy beaches before indulging in a tasty lunch onboard the boat.
This morning, travel to Phuket, where we’ll catch a flight to Bangkok. Enjoy free time to explore Thailand’s dynamic capital, and opt to visit the spectacular Wat Pho temple for a glimpse of the city’s Buddhist heritage. This evening, stroll Bangkok’s bustling lanes at leisure and sample Thai street food in the vibrant night markets.
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There's plenty to see and do in Bangkok, and this afternoon provides an opportunity to take it all in. Feel free to relax or try optional activities like visiting the Grand Palace, hopping on a cycle tour of the city, and visiting the National Museum. Your CEO has more ideas if you need them. Just ask!
Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's... yup, it is a plane, actually.
Climb aboard and get your float on.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
This temple is known for its reclining Buddha, its feet covered with mother-of-pearl engravings of Buddhist symbols. Explore the large grounds and other compounds to see other Buddha figures, murals and the chedis that contain the ashes of Buddha. This is also the birthplace of traditional Thai massage.
Visit the King’s official residence (made up of many buildings, halls, lawns, gardens, and courtyards) on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and see the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Please note the cost of this optional activity does not include the entrance fee.
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Not ready to leave? Your CEO can help with travel arrangements to extend your adventure.