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DA SINGAPORE A PENANG OVERLAND (2026)

Tour e Crociere6 Giorni

Singapore, Singapore

Singapore›Malacca›Kuala Lumpur›Batu Caves›Ipoh›Villaggio Malese›Bukit Merah›Penang

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Itinerary

Giorno 1 — Singapore

At 15:30 you meet the guide in the lobby of the Mercure On Stevens 3* hotel and set off on a walking tour of approximately 5 hours. The route begins with a walk and the use of public transport (25-30 min) to reach Merlion Park, the symbol of the city, with a splendid view over Marina Bay. You continue towards the Civic District, the historic and administrative heart of the city, where colonial buildings such as the Victoria Theatre and the National Gallery are located. Walk along the Singapore River as far as Clarke Quay, a lively quarter characterised by colourful historic buildings now turned into bars and restaurants. From here, transfer by metro or bus to reach Chinatown, with a visit to the Sri Mariamman Temple, the traditional shops and the local markets. A short optional stop is planned for coffee, tea or a typical snack (approximately 10 SGD per person). In the evening, a walk towards Marina Bay Sands and a visit to the futuristic Gardens by the Bay. At 19:45 you attend the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show at the Supertree Grove. At the end, a walk back to Marina Bay Sands and end of the guide service. Participants may continue their evening independently or return to the hotel on their own (assistance with a taxi is possible, at the clients' expense). Accommodation Mercure Singapore On Stevens.

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Giorno 2 — Singapore → Malacca → Kuala Lumpur

Breakfast. Departure at 08:30 from the hotel towards Malacca (approximately 200 km). After customs formalities at Johor Bahru, change of vehicle/guide and continuation along the west coast of Malaysia. On arrival, start of the walking tour of the historic centre (a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008). Visit to the Porta de Santiago, the only remaining part of the Portuguese fortress "A Famosa" (16th century). Climb up St Paul's Hill with the ruins of the old church and a panoramic view over the city. Walk to the Red Square, the Dutch colonial centre, with the Stadthuys and Christ Church. Lunch in a typical restaurant with traditional Peranakan dishes. In the afternoon, a visit to the Baba-Nyonya Museum, dedicated to Sino-Malay culture, and a walk along Harmony Street, with a visit to the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, the Kampung Kling Mosque and the famous Jonker Street, known for its antique shops and handicrafts (free time for shopping). Continuation by car to Kuala Lumpur (approximately 2 hours – 200 km). On arrival, check-in at the hotel and free evening. Accommodation Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur, Autograph Collection.

Giorno 3 — Kuala Lumpur

Breakfast. Departure at 09:00 with the guide to visit the main landmarks of the Malaysian capital: Thean Hou Temple, an imposing Chinese complex dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu, set on a panoramic hill. Photo stop outside the Royal Palace (Istana Negara), the official residence of the King of Malaysia. Panoramic drive past the National Mosque (Masjid Negara), an example of modern architecture with traditional Islamic influences. Arrival at Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square), the place where independence was proclaimed in 1957, surrounded by colonial buildings such as the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. Lunch in a local Michelin-starred restaurant, famous for its chicken rice, an iconic dish of Malaysian cuisine. Return to the hotel and free afternoon. There is the chance to visit the nearby Central Market, ideal for local handicrafts, or to stroll through lively Chinatown, with its street food and temples such as the Guan Di Temple and the Sri Mahamariamman. Accommodation Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur, Autograph Collection.

***OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES*** (see supplements)
Petronas Twin Towers entrance ticket.

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Giorno 4 — Kuala Lumpur → Batu Caves → Ipoh → Villaggio Malese

Breakfast. Departure at 08:30 towards the Batu Caves, a limestone cave complex that is one of the most important Hindu places of worship in Malaysia. The caves are famous for the imposing golden statue of the god Murugan and for the long, spectacular multicoloured stairway that leads up to the main cavern. You then continue on towards Ipoh (200 km – approximately 3 hours). On arrival, lunch in a local restaurant overlooking Temersing Lake, where you can sample typical dishes such as nasi lemak, curry mee and Ipoh's renowned white coffee. In the afternoon, guided walking tour of Ipoh's historic centre: a stroll along picturesque Concubine Lane, full of craft shops and cafés, and a visit to the striking Mural Art's Lane, a street decorated with murals recounting the city's history and traditions. At the end of the tour, transfer (approximately 65 km – 1 hour) to a traditional Malay village, where you can enjoy an authentic local experience at a charming homestay overlooking the lake. On arrival, welcome drink, check-in to the characteristic wooden chalets and an introduction to Malay culture. During your stay you take part in cultural activities such as a lesson on how to wear the sarong and the traditional game of congkak. The day ends with a convivial dinner of typical Malay dishes, prepared by your hosts themselves, with the chance to wear traditional clothes provided locally. Overnight: Heritage Wooden House (no air conditioning, with private bathroom). Note: alcohol is not permitted; shoes must be removed inside the houses. Accommodation Homestay.

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Giorno 5 — Villaggio Malese → Bukit Merah → Penang

After a traditional breakfast at the homestay, at 09:45 you leave the peace of the village and head for the lively island of Penang, crossing the interior of Western Malaysia. The first stop is at Bukit Merah (80 km – approximately 1 hour), home to Orang Utan Island, a conservation centre dedicated to protecting Bornean orangutans. A short boat transfer (departure at 11:15) takes you to the forest island where these primates live in semi-freedom. The visit (approximately 1h30) takes place along a protected tunnel that allows you to observe them close up and to learn about the projects safeguarding this endangered species. You then continue north-west (75 km – approximately 1 hour) to reach Penang, crossing one of the longest bridges in Asia, which offers spectacular views over the Strait. On arrival in Georgetown, the island's historic centre and a UNESCO site, lunch in a typical local food court with a tasting of famous specialities such as Char Kway Teow, Assam Laksa and Penang Rojak, symbols of the rich multicultural culinary tradition. In the afternoon the city tour begins: a visit to the picturesque Chew Jetty, a village on the water belonging to the Clan Jetties, a UNESCO heritage site that preserves the traditional way of life of the Chinese communities. External stop at Fort Cornwallis, the oldest British fortification in Malaysia, built in the 18th century by Sir Francis Light. From its walls you can admire the harbour and the surrounding colonial buildings. Visit to Khoo Kongsi, one of the country's most imposing and ornate Chinese clan houses, enriched with refined wood carvings and architectural details. The route continues on foot through Georgetown's historic centre, among alleyways alive with art galleries, traditional workshops and artisan cafés. You come across Chinese temples, mosques and churches, before reaching Little India, a lively quarter characterised by colourful fabrics, fragrant spices and Indian street food. At the end of the visits, check-in at the hotel and free time to relax or explore on your own. Accommodation The George Boutique Hotel Georgetown.

PLEASE NOTE:. Should it not be possible to make the visit to Orang Utan Island because of a drop in the water level of Bukit Merah Lake, the guide will supplement the itinerary with additional visits in Georgetown, on the island of Penang, including the fascinating Thai and Burmese temples.

Giorno 6 — Penang

Breakfast. At the locally indicated time, transfer to the airport only with a driver, without assistance. End of the tour.

Notes

ROOMS: Triple rooms are always double rooms with an additional bed, often smaller than the two existing beds; triple rooms are subject to availability at the time of booking. Requests for smoking rooms, connecting rooms, adjacent rooms, higher or lower floors, etc., are always on request and not guaranteed.
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS: Participants must ensure before departure that they have the necessary and valid documentation for entry into the countries visited during the tour.
HOTEL FINAL LIST: indicated in the travel documents
HOTEL, CHECK-IN: as a rule, rooms are assigned starting from 2-3 pm; any early check-in is at the hotel's discretion. The request for a guaranteed early assignment requires booking an extra night prior to arrival.
HOTEL, CHECK-OUT: The room must be vacated in the morning, by the time indicated by the hotel; the surcharge for late check-out is equal to 50% of the extra night for check-out by 6 pm; for check-out after that time, an additional night will be charged.
HOTEL / ITINERARY, CHANGES: The organizing company reserves the right to modify the itinerary and/or hotels with others of similar or higher category, means of transportation, etc., if required by unforeseen circumstances and necessary for the safety and normal continuation of the trip. Furthermore, when it is not possible to accommodate all participants in the same hotel, the group will be divided among different hotels of equal category.
TIMETABLES: departure times are indicative and depend on the number of hotels from which pick-ups are scheduled for each day; the pick-up start time indicates when customers should be ready in the lobby for departure; in hotels reached last, a wait of at least fifteen minutes or more compared to the indicated time is likely. The return times to the hotel are purely indicative and variable depending on a considerable number of factors including the time dedicated to visits and the intensity of traffic.
PUNCTUALITY: we recommend respecting the scheduled times. No refunds are provided for services missed due to customer delays.
TIPS: not included, at the discretion of the tourist
MEALS: not included unless specified.
REFUNDS: There are no refunds for parts of the tour or excursions not carried out due to force majeure; in any case, no refund is due to the customer who decides to interrupt the trip or stay.
TRANSFERS: not included unless specified; if included, they are exclusively for/from the hotels scheduled for the tour on the days of the tour's start/end; in case of extending the stay, for transfers to/from other hotels, or for arrivals/departures from other airports, a supplement applies. The supplement always applies if the passenger is traveling alone. Requests for booking transfers not included or for different hotels must be received at least 3 weeks before departure, or an additional urgency supplement will be applied.

Itinerary

Giorno 1 — Singapore

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Giorno 2 — Singapore → Malacca → Kuala Lumpur

Giorno 3 — Kuala Lumpur

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Giorno 4 — Kuala Lumpur → Batu Caves → Ipoh → Villaggio Malese

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Giorno 5 — Villaggio Malese → Bukit Merah → Penang

Giorno 6 — Penang

Breakfast. At the locally indicated time, transfer to the airport only with a driver, without assistance. End of the tour.

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