10 NIGHTS KUALA LUMPUR & BALI

Valid May 2024

School holidays and other dates available & surcharge may apply!

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Prices From:R23 999PPS

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Included:

Return Flights and Airport taxes from JHB

7 Night hotel stay in Bali

3 Night hotel stay in Kuala Lumpur

Transfers

Breakfast daily

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Excluded:
Travel Insurance
Meals not specified
Items of a personal nature
Visa services 

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The roundtrip:

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3 nights Kuala Lumpur stay | The Kuala Lumpur Journal Hotel 4* | Bed & Breakfast

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The capital city of Malaysia is an intriguing blend of tradition, culture, old-world charm and new world sophistication. Kuala Lumpur reflects an amazing fusion of Malay, Indian, Chinese and other ethnic group cultures, each of which have left an indelible mark on the capital. Walk across the famed Petronas Twin Towers and admire Kuala Lumpur from 170 metres above the ground. Whether you are looking for funky clothes, beautiful handmade products or designer ware, the city’s malls and shopping boulevards are sure to leave you satisfied.

 

The Bukit Bintang area, Petaling Street in Chinatown and KLCC Plaza are the premier areas for all thing retail-therapy related. A visit to Batu Caves helps you discover Malaysia’s multi-racial and multi-religious influences. Hang out in a coffee shop or café. The city has a lot of Western and Asian based coffee shops. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, have breakfast, read a newspaper and relax or simply watch the world go by. Amid the many family-oriented attractions within the city, none compare to hands-on fun to what’s billed as the “world’s largest free-flight walk-in aviary” at KL Bird Park.

 

5 nights Bali stay | The Bali Rani Hotel & Spa | Bed & Breakfast

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There is no other place like Bali. The Island of the Gods offers great beaches, countless waves for surfing and wonderful natural sites to visit and explore, colorful ceremonies, and gifted artists. 

 

There is a special vibe, an essence, something authentic that is difficult to describe, which has touched and inspired visitors from all over the world since decades. It has something to do with the Balinese themselves and their warm and welcoming character.