Destination
Malaysia
An authentic medley of culture, scenery and bustling lifestyles, Malaysia is a truly unique yacht charter destination. Geographically diverse and comprising 11 states, the two landmasses of Malaysia are separated by the South China Sea.
In East Malaysia, the jungles of Borneo host spry orangutans in their dense cover. Home also to remote tribes, these dense forests are set against the backdrop of steep granite mountains. In contrast, the West Malaysian peninsula contains vibrant cities such as Kuala Lumpur and Putraja, bursting with fascinating architecture.
Malaysia is consistently voted as one of the world’s best diving destinations and visitors will be inspired to explore many hidden gems on a superyacht charter in the region. Charter a yacht in the Andaman Sea to visit the beautiful Langkawi archipelago, made up of 99 islands, only two of which are inhabited. Equally impressive Redang is favoured for crystal clear waters and coral reefs that surround this island, playing host to a variety of clownfish, baby sharks and jellyfish.
In addition to the wide array of natural wonders on offer, Malaysia is also a foodie’s paradise. Many yachts cruising in the region employs chefs that are well versed in the local cuisine, but visitors can also head to dry land to enjoy Chinese-Malay “Nonya”, Indian curries, Malaysian street food and Dayak delicacies. Friendly, welcoming and generous, the locals love celebrating and socialising during their hundreds of colourful festivals taking place each year.
Why visit?
- Beautiful beaches
- Culinary delights
- Great surf spots
- History and culture
- Stunning views
- Vibrant nightlife
- Wildlife
- Wreck diving
In the know
November to April
High season:
November to April
In the know
November to April
High season:
November to April
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The best of Malaysia
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Visit Ko Phi Phi National Marine Park, off the Krabi mainland. Strewn with mystically captivating islands, the incredible nature reserves are packed with rockpools, waterfalls, thermal springs and caves
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The 421m Menara Tower in Kuala Lumpur, has amazing views; the orbicular, revolving restaurant is worth a visit but, most exhilarating, is the open deck at 300m, weather depending
3
In Penang, visit the Kek Lok Si Temple. Buy vegetables at the entrance to feed the turtles, take the elevator up to see the giant statue and at the same time get a breath-taking view of the city
Itineraries
Langkawi to Phuket
This itinerary is a blend of two stunning countries in South East Asia. Malaysia and Thailand's beautiful islands will deliver a host of amazing beaches, dive sites, and scenic beauty along the way.
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