Malaysia Tours from Singapore
Written by Viator, November 2010
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Malaysia Tours from Singapore Reviews
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Reply by Viator, May 2013
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
If you want a quick trip with a couple of extra stamps to add to the passport then this is the trip for you. You spend a good chunk of time going through immigration and customs. The rest of the tour is great, highlights being Malaysian dancing and music, real cocoa drink, mango tea and watching how they do the silk painting. Tour guide and bus driver really happy to chat and very knowledgeable.
Reply by Viator, March 2013
Doing what: 4-Day Malacca and Kuala Lumpur Tour from Singapore Including Batu Caves
5 stars for the guide service and hotels. Viator you made my trip to Singapore and Malaysia so much easier and enjoyable. Thank you!
Reply by Viator, January 2011
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
Driver and tour guide were courteous and very informative. Going through customs was not a big deal and didn't take long. First stop to a batik shop was interesting...you can barter, don't take their prices at face value. Good items available. Next stop to Sultan Abu Bakar mosque was very interesting. Couldn't go in, but architecturally a beautiful place. Final stop at a 'modern village'...saw native plants, drank cocoa, watched pewter demo, short cultural dancing show, and of course shopping. Then back across the border with no problem. It was a good and informative half day trip into Malaysia and well worth the price.
Reply by Viator, November 2010
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
the coach we travelled on was the best i have ever been on, just crossing the border into malaysia was enjoyable, the silk art was wonderfull and the home that we visited and took a walk walk around the garden was very intresting, the down side was the dancers looked as though they were thinking " here we go again" all in all a good short glimpse of the malay way.
Reply by Viator, May 2010
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
Very good tour, the guide was very professional and the information about Malaysia and the way of life was extremely interesting. Given the time constraint the places we visited were excellent. Also loved the coach driver. Will do more trips soon. Thankyou
Reply by Viator, March 2010
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
Very friendly Malaysian guide. Local goods were a bit overpriced but ok to haggle. Local morning tea was lovely and different to taste. Great trip. The border changes were a bit tedious but that was all part of the trip!
Reply by Viator, January 2010
Doing what: Private Tour: Malacca Malaysia Day Trip from Singapore including Lunch
The day trip to Malacca was fabulous. The driver and guide were good, and the guide had a lot of knowledge about Malaysia in general. Lunch was excellent, and the old City of Melaka has incredible architecture, an old mosque, an Indian temple and a Chinese temple. The historic shops are very beautiful and incredibly diverse in style. The ethnic roots of the old city are as intertwined as a banyan tree - well worth visiting.
Reply by Viator, August 2008
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
This was a very smooth experience from Singapore to Malaysia. Excellent narrator. A wonderful trip.
Reply by Viator, March 2013
Doing what: Private Tour: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
Our driver arrived on time and the car was comfy, clean and good air con. We drove over the border to pick up our guide - this was not explained but did not cause an issue. Our guide spoke good English and was very well informed and knowledgeable. The sites we visited were not very exciting, but I wanted to visit Malaysia and this tour was ideal for our short stay in Singapore.
Reply by Viator, August 2012
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
very informative, the wax art was pretty cool, the vegetable garden was colourful and the malaysian dance was different
Reply by Viator, June 2012
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
This is a quick tour and quite some time is taken getting over the border into Malaysia. However it is very worth while doing to give you a brief look into Malaysia and also the process getting over there on the causeway. You also get a few more stamps in your passport if you are into collecting passport stamps :-)
Great tour guide, excellent bus transport, highly recommend...
Reply by Viator, February 2012
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
A very enjoyable half day trip to get an insight into another part of Malaysia. Our tour guide and coach driver were thoughtful and knowledgeable and spoke very good english.
The trip was good value for money and is recommended.
Reply by Viator, August 2011
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
A good trip. In a half day, there`s a large portion of time spent with immigration authorities, but we got a taste of Malaysia.
Reply by Viator, December 2010
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
This tour is actually a learning curve in many ways. You travel to JB via the checkpoints to and from each country. You notice a difference instantly when you leave Singapore (clean) and arrive in Malaysia (rubbish everywhere). Your first stop is to visit a clothing factory that makes Batiks. Its very interesting although hot as. You have th chance to buy the real deal if you wish. Your second visit is to the Sultans Palace. Its a Muslim temple and on the day we were there, there was a few Muslims praying at the Mosque. Very traditional building and lots of architectural history to it. The final visit sees you visit a farm that pretty much about what Malays eat. Excellent references to this visit. And at the end of the farm visit, you can try real Cocoa that gives off chocolate. The fruit tea is also nice. The tour ends once you return to Singapore security check point and go back to your hotel. Its generally about history but would apply to all ages I think
Reply by Viator, December 2007
Doing what: Malaysia Johore Bahru Half-Day Tour from Singapore
My 2 kids, my brother and I enjoyed our trip to Johore Bahru, Malaysia. It was very interesting, although we just stayed there for a short period of time. It was worth it.
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