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Uncover Malaysia’s colonial past by exploring Malacca and the southern reaches of the country before relaxing on charming Pangkor Island.
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Beach | History & culture | Self-drive
Venture to some of Malaysia’s less well-known highlights in order to see a side of the country usually missed by visitors focussing solely on the islands of Langkawi and Penang. See Malacca for a sense of the country’s colonial past before discovering traditional hamlets, palm plantations and Pangkor Island, a, charming resort, once the refuge of pirates and merchants, which makes a great alternative to its better-known neighbours.
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