ARRIVING IN MALAYSIA

International & Domestic Air Travel

Most travelers begin their Malaysia and Borneo Holidays at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), a premier aviation hub in Southeast Asia.

• Primary Gateways: Beyond the capital, international airports in Penang, Kota Kinabalu, and Kuching provide direct access to the country's most iconic regions.

• Domestic Connections: To reach the remote beauty of travel borneo, domestic flights are expertly serviced by Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia, FireFly, and Malindo Air.

• Private Transfers: Upon arrival, our private chauffeurs provide a discreet and efficient transition from the terminal to your luxury accommodation.

Arrival by Sea, Road, and Rail

For those incorporating Malaysia into a wider Southeast Asian itinerary, several high-end entry points are available:

• By Sea: Major modern seaports include Port Klang, Penang Port, and Kota Kinabalu, offering maritime access to both Peninsular and East Malaysia.

• From Singapore: Johor Bahru serves as the southern gateway, connected to Singapore via a dedicated rail and road causeway.

• From Thailand: Northern entry points include Bukit Kayu Hitam and Padang Besar. The high-speed ETS train from Padang Besar offers a comfortable journey directly to KL Sentral.

Getting Around Malaysia

Navigating the country during your Kuala Lumpur Tours or Island Escapes is both convenient and efficient.

• Urban Transit: In the capital, the MRT, LRT, and Monorail systems offer hassle-free movement between luxury shopping districts and cultural landmarks.

• Private Rail & Road: Inter-city rail services and the North-South Expressway provide seamless links between major destinations.

• Island Transfers: For those visiting Dive Paradise or remote Island Escapes such as Redang, Tioman, or Sipadan, we arrange premium ferry and boat services.

• Chauffeur & Ride-Hailing: While local taxis and the Go KL City Bus are available, we recommend our private transport services or the Grab app for the most reliable point-to-point travel.

Source: Malaysia.travel