How to Get to Redang Island from Kuala Lumpur (Step by Step Guide)
Getting to Redang Island is straightforward once you know the steps, but it does involve a flight and a boat transfer. Here’s exactly how to get there from Kuala Lumpur, based on my own experience, so you know what to expect. If you’re planning a wider trip, this Malaysia travel guide explains how Redang fits...Continue reading→
Redang Island Malaysia: Is It Worth It? Costs, Resorts and What to Expect
Redang Island is often called the “Maldives of Malaysia”, but is it actually worth the cost and effort to get there? After visiting Redang, I’d say it is worth it if you want clear water, easy snorkelling and a simple resort based beach trip. However, it’s not the best Malaysian island if you want lots...Continue reading→
Clifton Lido Bristol: Prices, Packages & What to Expect
Here’s everything you need to know before visiting Clifton Lido in Bristol, including prices, packages and what to expect. Clifton Lido is a beautifully restored Victorian outdoor pool tucked away behind residential terraces. It’s one of the most unique places to swim in Bristol, combining a heated open-air pool with spa facilities and a poolside...Continue reading→
Complete Guide to Kuala Lumpur: What to Do, See & Eat
We spent three months in Kuala Lumpur, using it as a base to explore the rest of Malaysia. Here’s what we’d actually recommend, including where to stay, what to eat and what’s worth your time. We spent three months in Kuala Lumpur, using it as a base to explore the rest of Malaysia. If you’re...Continue reading→
Ipoh Malaysia: What To Do and Is It Worth Visiting
Ipoh sits in the state of Perak, around two hours north of Kuala Lumpur, and is known for its limestone hills, cave temples and strong food culture. It is often added as a stop between Kuala Lumpur and Penang, but whether it is actually worth visiting or just a convenient stop depends on how much...Continue reading→
Cameron Highlands Travel Guide: Is It Worth Visiting and What You Need to Know
Cameron Highlands sits at around 1,500 metres above sea level, which gives it a noticeably cooler climate than the rest of Malaysia and makes it one of the few places where you can escape the heat. This climate is what made the region famous for tea production, with plantations stretching across the hillsides and shaping...Continue reading→
Borneo Travel Guide: Sandakan, Sepilok and Kinabatangan River
Borneo, the third largest island in the world, is split between Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei, with Malaysian Borneo located in the states of Sabah and Sarawak. Its ancient rainforest is one of the oldest continuously existing rainforests on Earth, estimated to be over 100 million years old and is best known for its biodiversity. Compared...Continue reading→
Kinabatangan River Tour 3D2N: Honest Review and What to Expect
The Kinabatangan River, located in Sabah, is one of the best places in Borneo to see wildlife in its natural habitat, with one of the highest chances of spotting the “Borneo Big 5”. Before booking, I found plenty of guides explaining what was included, but very few that explained what it is actually like. The...Continue reading→
What to Do in Penang: A First Timer’s Guide
Penang, on the northwest coast of Malaysia, is one of the country’s most well known destinations. Alongside Melaka, it forms part of Malaysia’s UNESCO World Heritage listing, with its capital, George Town, blending colonial history with everyday local life. Today it is known as a foodie hotspot, with dozens of Michelin recognised eateries alongside a...Continue reading→
36 Hours in Melaka: The Perfect First Timer Itinerary
Melaka, also known as Malacca, is a UNESCO World Heritage city in Malaysia, known for its colonial architecture, Peranakan culture and compact historic centre. Often visited as a short stop from Kuala Lumpur, it offers a slower pace than larger destinations like Penang, with most highlights concentrated around the riverfront and old town. Most visitors...Continue reading→
