Today, you will set course for Singapore, with connecting flights along the way.

You will land at Singapore Changi Airport and pass through immigration. In the arrivals hall, a driver holding a TourCompass sign with your name will be waiting and you will be promptly transferred to your hotel.

After checking in, the rest of the day is free for you to explore the small city-state. With its modest 721.5 km², it is Southeast Asia’s smallest nation, yet what it lacks in size, it more than makes up for in experiences. Getting around Singapore is incredibly easy, with most attractions within reasonable distance, accessible on foot, by taxi, or via the metro.

The following days are free for you to experience Singapore at your own pace. You can explore the city independently or join one of our exciting optional tours, which you can read more about below.

Should you choose to explore on your own, perhaps visit the architectural marvel of the Marina Bay Sands and enjoy a leisurely walk in the verdant oasis of the Gardens by the Bay. Or why not indulge in some retail therapy on Orchard Road, sip on a Singapore Sling at Raffles Hotel, and take a ride on the 165-metre-high Singapore Flyer? From there, you’ll witness remarkable views of the city’s futuristic skyscrapers and the harbour.

What’s also fantastic about Singapore is its rich tapestry of cultures. People live together with mutual respect and understanding, and you’ll find Buddhist temples, mosques, churches, and Hindu temples standing side by side. Make sure to visit the charming neighbourhoods of Little India, Chinatown, and the Malay-Arab Quarter Kampong Glam, where you can soak up the atmosphere and be enchanted by the colourful houses and scents of spices and jasmine.

This multicultural community is also evident in the city’s culinary scene. If you’re a fan of authentic street food, visit one of the renowned hawker centres, or if you prefer exclusive Michelin-star restaurants, head to the unique food street Keong Saik Road to discover some of Singapore’s finest dining experiences in beautiful settings. A true paradise for food lovers!

Other popular and trendy districts worth exploring are the vibrant Haji Lane in Kampong Glam and the Art Deco area of Tiong Bahru. Both districts are renowned for their cosy cafés, exciting restaurants and shops, and impressive street art.

If you venture to the small Sentosa Island, you’ll encounter a stark contrast to the bustling city life. The island offers lovely sandy beaches and a plethora of attractions and activities for the whole family, including Universal Studios and various adventure parks.

You will be picked up from your hotel and driven to the airport for your flight to the island of Penang in Malaysia. Penang boasts a fascinating mix of culture, history, and nature on Malaysia’s west coast. After approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, you’ll land at Penang International Airport and pass through immigration. In the arrivals hall, a guide with a TourCompass sign displaying your name will be waiting. You’ll then be driven to your hotel in the main city, George Town.

After about 30 minutes, you’ll arrive at your hotel, and the rest of the day is yours to enjoy this charming city.

George Town is a city full of contrasts. It is listed on the UNESCO world heritage list, mainly due to its unique cultural heritage and architectural beauty. Skyscrapers and large shopping malls sharply contrast with the city’s beautiful, old British colonial-era buildings. Among the most visited sights are Fort Cornwallis, George Town City Hall, Queen Victoria Clock Tower, and St. George’s Church found in the old town. This area is also adorned with stunning mosaics and creative street art on its old walls, while cosy cafés offer freshly baked bread and cakes, homemade juices, and delicious coffee.

George Town is a multicultural community where almost all faiths are represented. Here, you can explore churches and mosques, as well as Chinese, Buddhist, and Hindu temples. The city’s multi-ethnic society, primarily consisting of Malays, Chinese, and Indians, is also vividly reflected in its culinary scene. In fact, George Town is known as the ‘Food Capital of Malaysia’ and is a haven for food enthusiasts, offering a diverse array of street food cuisine with dishes like char kway teow (stir-fried rice noodle dish), asam laksa (spicy noodle soup), and nasi kandar (rice dish with various curries).

The multicultural community is also evident in the streets, such as the Street of Harmony, Armenian Street, Chinatown, Little India, and one of the city’s seven ‘Clan Jetties’, which are small Chinese villages built on stilts over the water.

Near George Town, you can enjoy stunning natural experiences. A short drive from here is Penang Hill, which stands at 833 meters above sea level, making it the highest point on Penang. Penang Hill offers a breathtaking view over George Town and the surrounding sea. It is also covered with lush rainforest, home to the park The Habitat, where you can encounter various bird species, curious squirrels, and long-tailed macaques. The Habitat also features spectacular viewpoints, canopy walkways, and interactive exhibits.

George Town is a truly fantastic city!

Today, you’ll embark on an exciting city tour of George Town.

You will be collected from your hotel and taken to the vibrant and lively Chowrasta Market, which is deeply rooted in the city’s culture and history. The market is located on Penang’s famous Jalan Chowrasta, dating back to the 19th century, making it one of Malaysia’s oldest markets. Here, you can experience local life, where traders buy everything from fresh produce to dried spices and belacan, a shrimp paste speciality from Penang.

From here, proceed to the city’s promenade, Esplanade, where you can enjoy views over the Straits of Malacca and the historic surroundings, including the 18th-century British Fort Cornwallis and the iconic Queen Victoria Memorial Clock.

The city tour continues along Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling, also known as the ‘Street of Harmony’. Here, different religions coexist peacefully and respectfully, demonstrating George Town’s multicultural society. Discover St. George’s Church, Malaysia’s oldest Anglican church, the Chinese temple Kuan Yin Teng, the Hindu temple Sri Mahamariamman, and the Kapitan Keling Mosque.

Finally, visit the Thai temple Wat Chayamangkalaram, founded in 1845. The temple is famous for its colourful decorations and for housing one of the world’s largest reclining Buddha statues, measuring a full 33 metres. Besides this impressive Buddha, you can also admire other beautiful Buddha statues and magnificent murals depicting scenes from Buddha’s life.

You can then enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.

Today, you have an entire day to explore charming George Town yourself, promising unforgettable experiences around every corner! Discover the city’s quaint streets, visit colourful markets, and delve into its fascinating history and culture. With the city’s free shuttle bus (CAT), which operates from Weld Quay Bus Terminal and stops at the city’s attractions, getting around is easy. Alternatively, embark on one of our exciting optional tours mentioned below.

Today marks the beginning of the final part of your journey, a relaxing beach holiday on the island of Langkawi. The island boasts lovely sandy beaches, lush rainforests, and impressive limestone mountains – a true paradise.

After a pleasant breakfast, you’ll be picked up from the hotel and taken to the airport for a short 40-minute flight directly to Langkawi. Upon arrival, your driver will be waiting with a sign bearing your name. He will ensure that you arrive safely at your hotel, leaving you to sit back and enjoy the ride. After checking in, you can toss your suitcase aside and dive straight into your swimwear for a refreshing dip in the resort’s pool or in the azure waves. Welcome to Langkawi!

The following days are yours to unwind and reflect on the many experiences and impressions of your journey. Use these days to relax and enjoy Langkawi’s serene atmosphere.

Should you still feel like exploring, you can stroll to the Oriental Village, a theme park styled as an Asian village with colourful buildings, shops, restaurants, and various activities. The Oriental Village is also the starting point for Langkawi’s cable car, taking you to the top of Mount Mat Cincang, where you can walk across the famous Langkawi Sky Bridge, offering spectacular views of the island and the Andaman Sea.

If you wish to see more of the natural surroundings, you can rent a bicycle to explore the area around the resort or opt for one of our thrilling optional tours below.

Today marks the end of your travel adventure for now. You’ll be picked up from the hotel and transferred to the airport, from where you will fly back to Europe with connecting flights along the way.

You will land at your chosen airport after a rich travel experience, bringing plenty of new memories with you.