Can anyone help with any suggestions - we are getting married beginnin of december 2007 and are looking to have 10 days in malayisa and a week in singapore - would like to know if any one has any suggestions, tips, recoomenedations, etc. Open to anything.
Cheers Lucy
Hi Lucy
We spent part of our honeymoon on Langkawi and thought it was gorgeous. It's perfect if you want to spend most of your time just lazing around on the beach or by the pool and only a few days sightseeing.
If you want to see and do more while you're in Malaysia, I can highly recommend Borneo. We went there a couple of years ago and stayed near Kota Kinabalu at the Shangri-La Rasa Ria. It's far enough from town to feel a bit remote and romantic, but you can still do plenty of daytrips if you want to.
Elaine
We spent part of our honeymoon on Langkawi and thought it was gorgeous. It's perfect if you want to spend most of your time just lazing around on the beach or by the pool and only a few days sightseeing.
If you want to see and do more while you're in Malaysia, I can highly recommend Borneo. We went there a couple of years ago and stayed near Kota Kinabalu at the Shangri-La Rasa Ria. It's far enough from town to feel a bit remote and romantic, but you can still do plenty of daytrips if you want to.
Elaine
I'm not too worried about what to do in singapore but more bothered about malaysia. is penang or langkawi better - we like to relax but get out and do stuff too. also price wise is one a bit cheaper than the other? can anyone reccomend any good hotels for a honeymoon in langkawi or penang?
cheers
Lucy.xxx
cheers
Lucy.xxx
We spent our honeymoon in Malaysia- KL and Penang
Had a fantastic time
Penang is great, rainforest walks, beaches, fantastic food, especially at the hawker stalls (but that goes for all malaysia). You can go over to the mainland, across to the coral reefs off Langkawi, get the ferry to Indonesia, fantastic views, ride round Georgetown in a trishaw
Probably not as secluded as Langkawi but definately has everything to do there
Had a fantastic time
Penang is great, rainforest walks, beaches, fantastic food, especially at the hawker stalls (but that goes for all malaysia). You can go over to the mainland, across to the coral reefs off Langkawi, get the ferry to Indonesia, fantastic views, ride round Georgetown in a trishaw
Probably not as secluded as Langkawi but definately has everything to do there
well we've booked to go to langkawi to the casa del mar - which has excellent reviews. then have booked the shangri-la in singapore - whihc has caried reviews but as long as its clean i'm not fussed.
would love some advice on stuff to do in langkawi - places to visit, tios, etc.
cheers.
would love some advice on stuff to do in langkawi - places to visit, tios, etc.
cheers.
then have booked the shangri-la in singapore - whihc has caried reviews but as long as its clean i'm not fussed.
I presume your being tounge in cheek here
. Its the number one hotel for Singapore on TripAdvisor. When my dad visited (a few years back) it had won awards as the top hotel in the world.
Shangri La in Singapore is a fantastic hotel which I saw being built in the 70s and have stayed there a few times when Im in Singapore.
In recent times Bush Blair Rumsfeld and man united have stayed there,reason is its not just a good hotel its the location that it has and is very easy to seal off the surrounding roads if needs be
In may Im of to stay in the Ritz Carlton for 10 days the 5 nights on the star Virgo, to landkwi, phuket . and reddang
In recent times Bush Blair Rumsfeld and man united have stayed there,reason is its not just a good hotel its the location that it has and is very easy to seal off the surrounding roads if needs be
In may Im of to stay in the Ritz Carlton for 10 days the 5 nights on the star Virgo, to landkwi, phuket . and reddang
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