Modern Kuala Lumpur
Asian metropolis of a thousand faces
- Petronas Towers Sunset Climb
- Exploration of ethnic neighborhoods by trishaw
Asie — Local agency Malaisie
Travel in Malaysia
Tailor-made
Tailor-made itineraries with a French-speaking local agency based in Malaysia.
Why travel in Malaysia?
Five iconic experiences that define a trip to Malaysia
Heritage of Penang
George Town, a multicultural colonial gem
- Walking tour through UNESCO heritage streets
- Authentic Peranakan cooking class
Wild nature of Borneo
Orangutan Sanctuary and Biodiversity Reserve
- Orangutan semi-freedom observation at Sepilok
- Nocturnal cruise on the Kinabatangan River
Islands and diving
Richest seabeds in the world
- Sipadan reef diving UNESCO-listed
- White sand beach relaxation in Langkawi
Gastronomic fusion
Crossroads of Southeast Asian Flavours
- Tasting at Penang's hawker centers
- Nyonya cooking initiation with a local family
Trip ideas in Malaysia
Tailor-made itineraries created by our local agency in Malaysia, suited to every kind of traveller.
12 daysMalaysia by Public Transport
Discover Malaisie in complete freedom, from Malacca to the heights of Cameron Highlands, traveling like the locals.
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11 daysMalaysia, jungle and beaches of Tioman
From the twin towers of Kuala Lumpur to the crystal-clear beaches of Tioman, passing through the preserved jungle of Rompin.
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Discover →2 111 €
15 daysWild Sabah between jungle and islands
In the heart of Borneo, between climbing Mount Kinabalu and encounters with the orangutans of Sepilok.
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Discover →4 723 €
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Crossroads of cultures and ecosystems
Malaysia displays striking contrasts between the glittering towers of Kuala Lumpur and the impenetrable canopies of Borneo. This multicultural nation weaves together Malay, Chinese and Indian heritage in a symphony of flavors, architecture and traditions. Skyscrapers stand alongside Hindu temples, mosques are reflected in urban lakes, while primary forests shelter orangutans and Malayan tigers.
Each region reveals a distinct facet: Penang cultivates its colonial heritage and legendary street food, Langkawi stretches its fine sandy beaches, and Sabah invites exploration of the underwater depths of Sipadan. A tailor-made journey allows you to weave these experiences according to your interests, from jungle trekking to urban cultural immersions.
What to see absolutely in Malaysia?
Kuala Lumpur impresses with its Petronas towers and historic neighborhoods of Chinatown and Little India. George Town in Penang seduces with its colorful street art and restored shophouse homes. The tea plantations of the Cameron Highlands offer a temperate climate and green hillside landscapes. The Kinabalu national park in Sabah challenges hikers with its summit reaching 4,095 meters. The Perhentian and Langkawi islands reveal crystal-clear waters conducive to diving and beach relaxation.
What type of trip to choose?
A stay of 10 to 14 days allows you to discover the Malay Peninsula and add an extension to Borneo for nature enthusiasts. Families appreciate the ease of transportation and diversity of activities. Couples often favor romantic islands and luxury spas. A budget starting from 2,200 euros per person covers a comfortable trip with English-speaking local guide and charming accommodations. Personalization adapts to your passions: wildlife photography in Borneo, cooking classes in Penang, or diving at Sipadan.
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Your local agency in Malaysia
Malaisie
Our local agency Malaisie lives Malaysia every day. An English-speaking team in Malaysia that designs each bespoke journey from the ground — attuned to your pace and desires. You work directly with the people crafting your itinerary and who will be there when you arrive.
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In Penang, every alley tells a story. A mural, the scent of spices, a smile shared: that's often where the real discovery of Malaysia begins.
— David
4.5/5113 verified reviewsOn the ground for 21 years
Why travel in Malaysia with Nomadays
A network of local agencies bound by one standard — creating authentic, tailor-made and responsible journeys.
Local expertise
You are accompanied by a local team that knows the terrain, the seasons, the itineraries and the local partners.
A trip tailored to your wishes
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
An on-site presence during your stay
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
Nomadays framework security
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
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Guides and advice to plan your trip en Malaysia.
Guide pratique · Malaisie
Fuseau horaire et décalage horaire avec l’Europe
Voyager en Malaisie implique de traverser plusieurs fuseaux horaires. Pour les voyageurs venant de France, de Belgique ou de Suisse, le décalage est de +7 heures en été et de +6 heures en hiver. Comme
Guide pratique · Malaisie
Applications utiles pour voyager en Malaisie
Préparer son smartphone avant de partir en Malaisie est aussi important que de préparer ses bagages. Le pays est fascinant, les villes fourmillent de vie, mais se repérer, se déplacer et communiquer d
Guide pratique · Malaisie
Que mettre dans sa valise pour la Malaisie ?
Préparer sa valise pour la Malaisie, c'est bien plus qu'une simple liste de vêtements à cocher. C'est anticiper un pays aux mille visages : villes ultramodernes, temples centenaires, jungle dense et î
Guide pratique · Malaisie
Faut
La réponse est simple : non, un visa n’est pas nécessaire pour un séjour touristique de moins de 90 jours si vous êtes de nationalité française, belge, suisse et canadienne (30 jours pour certaines na
Frequently asked questions
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
How long does a flight from France to Malaysia take?
A flight from France to Malaysia takes an average of 14 to 17 hours depending on the departure city and stopovers. No airline offers a direct connection; expect at least one stopover via Dubai, Doha, or Istanbul.
Read the full answerHow to communicate by phone and internet in Malaysia?
In Malaysia, mobile and internet coverage is excellent. Your modern phone will work, but to save money, buy a local prepaid SIM card (Maxis, CelcomDigi, U Mobile) at shops or airports. Free Wi-Fi is widely available.
Read the full answerWhat is the gastronomy like in Malaysia?
Malaysian gastronomy is rich and varied, blending Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences. It offers spicy dishes, noodles, rice, and seafood. Nasi lemak (coconut milk rice with sambal) is the emblematic national dish.
Read the full answerHow should you dress when visiting temples or mosques in Malaysia?
When visiting temples and mosques in Malaysia, wear modest clothing: shoulders and knees covered for everyone. Remove your shoes at the entrance. In some mosques, headscarves or long robes are provided on-site if needed.
Read the full answerHow to get around in Malaysia?
Malaysia has a well-developed transport network: trains and buses on the peninsula, flights to Borneo, metros and taxis in cities. For more freedom, rent a car or scooter with your international driving license.
Read the full answerIs it safe to travel to Malaysia?
Malaysia is generally safe for tourists, with violent crime being rare. However, remain vigilant against petty theft in cities and on Sabah's coast (Borneo), where kidnapping risks exist.
Read the full answerDo I need a visa to travel to Malaysia?
No, French, Belgian, Swiss and Canadian citizens do not need a visa for a tourist stay of less than 90 days in Malaysia. A free stamp is issued upon arrival, but the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) must be completed online within 3 days before arrival.
Read the full answerIs Malaysia suitable for family travel?
Yes, Malaysia is perfectly suited for family travel. The country offers modern infrastructure, warm hospitality for children, and numerous family activities: theme parks, snorkeling, wildlife observation, safe beaches, and accessible cultural discovery.
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