Malaysia Luxury Holiday Houses, Villas and Apartments

Luxury Villa and Holiday Home Information

Malaysian Holiday home and villa rental: When you rent one of our luxury holiday homes or villas, you’re guaranteed the ultimate self-catering holiday accommodation experience. It’s like your home away from home in an amazing location and destination. You get exclusive use of the house, total privacy and it’ll be pre-serviced and ready for you to just walk in and start enjoying your holiday. Many of our Malaysian properties come with private pools and are furnished to a very high standard.

About Malaysia

A country of intrigue Malaysia has it all. Geographically it is as if it were two countries in one. Malaysia comprises of a shopper’s paradise nestled beneath state of the art super structures, a rainforest sanctuary filled with Orang-utans and sublime and idyllic beaches. Malaysia is a multi cultural mecca with something for everyone.

Malaysia’s People and Lifestyle

A population of over 28,000,000, Malaysia is multi cultural and multi racial composed of three major ethnic groups – Malays, Chinese and Indians.
The Malay Peninsular was once the center of the spice trade and a stopover for traders between China and India – linking the east and the west. Making Malaysia’s food culture second to none and the perfect place for a food adventure.

Malaysia - Getting There

Flights operate daily from New Zealand to Malaysia and take around 11.25 hours from Auckland to Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysia - Getting Around

Air: Airlines link major regional centers and operate between the Malaysian Peninsula, Langkawi and Borneo.

Train: Malaysia has a modern and comfortable railway service run over two lines and is convenient and economical. Foreigners can purchase rail passes that entitle the holder to unlimited rail travel for allocated time periods.

Bus: The Malaysian Peninsula has a fantastic bus service. Many routes are air-conditioned and operate between major destinations. The bus service in Malaysia is an economical and reasonable mode of transport.

Car & Motorcycle: Malaysian roads are generally of a high standard and driving on the Malaysian Peninsula is relatively easy compared to other Asian countries. Road rules are similar to Australia and Britain and cars are right-hand drive.

Boat: Boats and ferries operate between The Malaysian Peninsula and the islands. Do not board if the boat looks overloaded.

Taxi: Taxi’s are efficient and convenient. Although compared to other modes of transport taxis’ are relatively expensive. Try to negotiate with drivers for better fares.

Malaysia - Popular Destinations

Kuala Lumpur: The capital city and a thriving metropolis. Highlights include eating, shopping and nightlife.

Malaysian Borneo – Sarawak: A jungle heaven where dreams are made. Geographically consisting of lowland and mountain rain forests and home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Pulau Langkawi: is a tropical paradise of 99 islands and Malaysia’s ultimate holiday destination. This tourist hot spot is abundant with natural beauty.