Which cruise ship is it?

Usually Royal Caribbean or Resorts World (Genting Dream), depending on the sailing dates. The ports of call are set by the cruise line and can change.

Is it too much travel for grandparents?

No. The cruise gives two rest days in the middle, and the only long road leg is the coach from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur.

Do you run group tours?

No. Every trip is planned for one family, couple or group of friends at a time: flights, hotels, drivers, guides and sightseeing, all chosen for you.

How does a planning conversation begin?

Message us on WhatsApp — there is no form. Tell us roughly where, roughly when, and who is travelling. A trip designer replies personally, usually the same day, and follows up with a call to understand your priorities before sending a proposal.

What do the prices on the site cover?

Where we show a figure it is indicative, per couple, and all-inclusive — flights, visa, hotels, sightseeing, transfers, breakfast and dinner. It is a planning number, not a quote: it is confirmed once hotels and transport are actually held, and it moves with the exchange rate on the day of booking. Trips without a figure are priced on enquiry.

Do you handle international flights and visas?

Yes. On our Europe trips both are included in the indicative price — return flights and visa application support and fees. Elsewhere we book flights through your preferred airline alliance and co-ordinate visa documentation separately.

6N/7D · International

Singapore & Malaysia

Singapore → 2-Night Cruise → Kuala Lumpur

Fly into Singapore for Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and Universal Studios, spend two nights on a cruise out of Marina Bay, then take the coach to Kuala Lumpur and fly home from there.

Duration: 6N/7D
Stops: 3 places
Best time: Feb – Apr
Price: Price on enquiry

Day by day

Day 1: Arrive Singapore — Marina Bay
Land at Changi, meet your guide and check in. In the evening, an orientation tour of Marina Bay: Marina Bay Sands, the skyline and the Merlion lit up. The Singapore Flyer is an optional add-on. Overnight Singapore.
Stay: Orchard or Marina Bay 4★, or similar or similar
Day 2: Gardens by the Bay & Universal Studios
Morning at Gardens by the Bay — the Supertree Grove and both domes, the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome. Across to Sentosa Island after lunch for the rest of the day at Universal Studios Singapore. Overnight Singapore.
Stay: Orchard or Marina Bay 4★, or similar or similar
Day 3: Little India or Chinatown — Board the Cruise
Check out and spend the morning in Little India or Chinatown. In the afternoon, board your cruise at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre. Pools, restaurants, shows and the casino on board, with all meals included. Overnight on board.
Stay: Royal Caribbean or Genting Dream, or similar — inside or ocean-view cabin or similar
Day 4: At Sea — Penang
Depending on the sailing, the ship calls at Penang or spends the day at sea. In Penang, George Town is a UNESCO-listed old town of street art and colonial shophouses, and the place to try char kway teow and assam laksa. Back on board by evening. Overnight on board.
Stay: Royal Caribbean or Genting Dream, or similar — inside or ocean-view cabin or similar
Day 5: Disembark → Kuala Lumpur by Coach
Back in Singapore after breakfast on board. Straight onto a coach to Kuala Lumpur, about four to five hours across the Johor Causeway. Check in and walk Bukit Bintang in the evening. Overnight Kuala Lumpur.
Stay: KLCC or Bukit Bintang 4★, or similar or similar
Day 6: Kuala Lumpur — Petronas, KL Tower & Batu Caves
The Petronas Twin Towers and KLCC Park, then the KL Tower observation deck. Out to Batu Caves, a Hindu temple inside a limestone hill reached by 272 painted steps. Petaling Street in Chinatown for the evening. Overnight Kuala Lumpur.
Stay: KLCC or Bukit Bintang 4★, or similar or similar
Day 7: Central Market & Departure
Check out and spend the morning at Central Market for batik, pewter and Malay crafts. Transfer to Kuala Lumpur International Airport for the flight home.

What’s included

Included

Return economy flights — into Singapore, home from Kuala Lumpur
2 nights Singapore and 2 nights Kuala Lumpur in 4-star hotels, with breakfast
2-night cruise with all meals on board
Full-time English-speaking tour guide
Universal Studios Singapore and Gardens by the Bay (Supertrees and both domes)
Petronas Towers, KL Tower observation deck and Batu Caves
Singapore to Kuala Lumpur by coach
Travel insurance and visa assistance

Not included

Lunches on land
Singapore Flyer and Sentosa cable car (optional)
Casino, alcohol and paid extras on the cruise
Porterage, tips for guide and driver
Personal expenses and shopping
Anything not listed under inclusions

Hotels

Two budgets. We confirm the exact hotels, or similar, when you book.

Comfort

Orchard or Marina Bay 4★, or similar
Royal Caribbean or Genting Dream, or similar — inside or ocean-view cabin
KLCC or Bukit Bintang 4★, or similar

Premium

Marina Bay Sands
Same ship — balcony cabin
Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur

Upgrades you can add

Business-class flights
Lie-flat seats on every long sector. We can book through your preferred airline alliance.
Luxury car upgrade
Mercedes E-Class, Toyota Vellfire, or Innova Crysta — depending on destination.
Private chef evening
A regional cuisine specialist at your villa or suite for one dinner.
Helicopter transfer
Skip the long drive to hill stations — available in Kerala, Kashmir, Himachal, and Sikkim.

Visa for Indian passports

From official sources, last checked October 2026. We confirm it again when we plan your trip.

SingaporeVisa in advance
Indian passport holders need a Singapore entry visa before travel. It is not issued at the airport.
Documents and how to apply →
MalaysiaVisa-free
Indian citizens can enter Malaysia without a visa for up to 30 days for tourism, business, social visits or transit. The exemption currently runs until 31 December 2026.
Documents and how to apply →

When to go

Feb – Apr: Drier and bright
Jun – Aug: Warm with occasional showers; school-holiday crowds

Things to do

Universal Studios Singapore
A full day on Sentosa Island, with rides for every age.
Gardens by the Bay
The Supertree Grove and two glass domes, the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome.
George Town, Penang
A UNESCO-listed old town of street art and shophouses, and some of the best street food in Asia.
Batu Caves
A Hindu temple inside a limestone hill, up 272 painted steps.
Petronas Twin Towers
Once the tallest buildings in the world, with KLCC Park at their feet.

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