Southern Peninsula Holidays

Kuala Lumpur is the main hub for Malaysia and many airlines fly here from the UK with direct flights operated by British Airways and Malaysia Airlines. You can also choose from a selection of indirect flights including those operated by Emirates, Qatar or Singapore Airlines, to name but a few. Once you have landed in Kuala Lumpur it is very easy to get around, whether you choose to take a local taxi, one of the many regular buses, the Light Rail Transit(LRT) or the KL Monorail which cuts through the city connecting many of the major areas.

British citizens do not require a visa to visit Malaysia if their trip is less than 3 months. You will, however, need to have 6 months validity on your passport. For more information visit https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/malaysia/entry-requirements

We highly recommend you have full travel and medical insurance for your holiday to Malaysia. For the latest health and safety information visit https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/malaysia/health. Malaysia is quite a vast country but is generally pretty safe. We would always advise to exercise caution in bigger resorts, at night and places away from tourist areas though.

Travellers to Malaysia should contact their local GP or Travel Clinic to obtain full advice on which vaccinations they will need (some may need Typhoid and/or Hepatitis B). All tourists should also make sure their routine jabs are up to date.