Guided tours Malaysia

To make the most of the island's natural beauty, don't hesitate to call on the services of this agency, which offers a variety of environmentally-friendly activities. Our expert and attentive guides will take you on a discovery tour of the mangroves, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Sports enthusiasts can opt for kayaking or jungle trekking. Tours of varying lengths take you to discover the birdlife in the rice paddies, mangrove swamps and rainforest. A must!

Small flat-bottomed barges sail up and down the Malacca River from two piers: Taman Rempah and Muara, next to the Maritime Museum. They cover a 9 km round trip, take around 40 minutes and are accompanied by very informative commentaries. You can book online to avoid the queues. This is a pleasant and relaxing way to learn about the city, its architecture and history, and especially to appreciate the murals that decorate the buildings along the river.

Endau Rompin National Park in Johor, Malaysia, is a true paradise for nature lovers. With its breathtaking scenery, rivers, waterfalls and hikes, it offers a unique experience in the middle of an unspoilt jungle. Visitors can also catch a glimpse of wild animals such as elephants and tigers. To make the most of this park, we recommend booking a guided tour with a local guide, who will take you through the various sites and show you the hidden treasures of the region. Tour prices can vary, so it's advisable to negotiate with local agencies. Lunch is usually included in the price.

Ping Anchorage Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd is a travel agency located in Kuala Terengganu. The agency offers a variety of tours and activities to discover Malaysia's nature, culture and heritage. They specialize in island tours, with packages specially designed to promote the conservation of coral reefs and marine life in the country's marine parks. They also offer ecological adventure tours, such as jungle trekking, birdwatching, river rafting and more. In the rainforests of Malaysia. In addition to predefined tours, Ping Anchorage also offers tailor-made itineraries. They have offices in Kuala Terengganu, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Kota Bharu, and a fleet of mini-buses, tour buses and speedboats. The agency is recognized as one of Malaysia's top tour operators and has won several tourism awards.

This company, located at Pontoon^No. 12 on the Waterfront, offers half-hour or hour-long excursions. We appreciate the small, low wooden boats, which are more intimate and relaxing than the usual cruisers. It's the perfect way to admire the city from the water, without getting exhausted, but beware of the mosquitoes at dusk! Don't hesitate to speak directly to the staff if you have any special requests, such as a private tour or outside the posted times.

Welcome to the MV Equatorial, an attractive ship built in 1990 that offers sightseeing cruises along the river. On board, you'll enjoy commentary by a guide introducing the city's attractions, a performance of local dance and/or music, refreshments and excellent comfort. The tour takes in the Astana, the Old Courthouse and the Great Mosque, as well as lesser-known sites such as the superb home of the former Minister of Defense, and offers unique panoramic views. An excellent way to discover Kuching.

Ready to break records? Moutain Torq is the operator in charge of the world's highest via ferrata, which is even listed in the Guinness Book of Records, The Low Peak! If you're still feeling up to it after climbing Mount Kinabalu, you can follow up directly with one of the two via ferrata routes available.

The most demanding, the Low's Peak Circuit (forbidden for under 17s), 1.1 km long, requires 4 to 5 hours of sensational descent and starts at an altitude of no less than 3,776 m, making it the highest course in the world! You'll have the chance to stand up against the vertical wall and admire the view of clouds and the China Sea, held up just by a rope and carabiner. Everything is sturdy and well-maintained, and you'll receive full training the day before your ascent to the summit. The only prerequisites for enjoying the experience to the full: not suffering from vertigo and being in good physical shape. Then you'll be ready for the descent... and the crossing of suspension bridges over the void! A memorable experience.

For the less experienced, the second route, Walk the Torq, perched at an altitude of 3,521 metres and 380 metres long, can be completed in 2-3 hours, but still promises thrills and spills! (Accessible to children aged 10 and over).

For those who choose to climb Mount Torq and its via ferrata, the operator offers a preferred accommodation option, the Pendant Hut, perched at an altitude of 3,289 metres.