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Langkawi, Malaysia
Singapore, Singapore
Highlights
Georgetown: Georgetown is home to some of the most striking temples and street art, specially created to make everyone super jelly of your insta feed.
Kuala Lumpur: See more of Kuala Lumpur with a visit to the world famous Batu Caves - gigantic limestones caves housing a Hindu temple. After dragging your eyes away from the 140-foot tall statue of Lord Murugan, the Hindu God, climb the 272 stairs to reach the main cave for some amazing views. Careful of any cheeky monkeys whilst you snap pics of the Kuala Lumpur skyline.
Itinerary
Begin your journey in paradise on the Malaysia and Singapore Highlights tour—an eight-day adventure designed for young adults eager to uncover Southeast Asia’s best. Start on Langkawi’s sun-kissed shores, then weave your way through the vibrant street art of Penang, ancient cave temples in Kuala Lumpur, and finally, the buzzing metropolis of Singapore.
With a guided itinerary that includes handpicked accommodation, transportation, and meals, this tour package makes island life, cultural exploration, and big-city excitement all accessible. Spend your days hopping between world-class beaches, sampling local delicacies, and discovering both hidden gems and iconic sights.
The unique selling point? A perfectly paced journey that captures Malaysia’s diversity and Singapore’s cosmopolitan flair, offering a taste of Southeast Asia’s most memorable experiences in just over a week.

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Brilliant! Lots of different activities and locations to suit all travellers as it was a real mix of island life, cultural town and major city. Trip managers and local guides are very knowledgeable and genuinely care about your trip experience. Highly recommend.
Not that great. Trip manager average.
This was easily one of the worst travel experiences we’ve ever had. We joined the Contiki Malaysia & Singapore tour expecting a structured, guided group experience. What we got was an overpriced, disorganised itinerary with minimal support and virtually no added value. Communication from Contiki was almost non-existent. We didn’t hear anything from them until three days before the tour started. The welcome email we eventually received was vague and missing key information—most importantly, the flight details we needed for immigration. As a result, we were stuck at the airport in Malaysia, unable to fill out arrival cards and waiting over half an hour for our tour leader to respond with the basic info we should have received long before departure. There was no proper welcome, no group introduction, and no attempt to bring everyone together. Since half the group had already done a Thailand leg of the tour, the rest of us were treated like an afterthought. It felt like two separate tours awkwardly jammed together. There was zero sense of community or cohesion. The itinerary itself was mostly unstructured free time, with very little actual guidance or input from the tour leader. Instead of meaningful cultural experiences or support navigating the destinations, the focus seemed to be on pushing overpriced optional excursions. No local context, no advice on dress codes, customs, or even basic travel etiquette—it was as if we were on our own from the start. To make matters worse, Contiki had the nerve to include a suggested tip of $3 per person per day in the pre-trip email. That might be understandable if we’d received excellent service, but in this case, it was completely unjustified. It honestly felt like a cash grab on top of an already overpriced tour. We had even booked an extra night at the starting hotel before the tour and simply asked to stay in the same room. Rather than helping, Contiki told us to handle it ourselves—a small request, but one that reflected a consistent lack of care or service throughout. At multiple points during the trip—including at airports—we were left completely on our own, with other travellers having to take on the role of organising logistics because the tour leader was nowhere to be found. It often felt like there wasn’t a tour leader at all. We paid nearly £1,000 per person for this experience, and we genuinely regret it. With the lack of structure, support, and local engagement, it felt like we just paid for some hotels and bus rides. We could have planned the exact same trip ourselves for half the cost—and done a better job. This tour was so bad it made us consider ending our entire trip early. If you’re considering booking with Contiki, especially for Southeast Asia, don’t. This tour was a rip-off, badly managed, and completely out of line with what was promised.
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