12 Days • 11 Nights
Singapore, Malaysia & Bali Grand Holiday
Tour Includes
About the Trip
You'll ride to the top of Marina Bay Sands and lose the kids in Universal Studios, gaze up at Kuala Lumpur's Petronas Towers and ride the cable car to the theme parks of Genting Highlands, then fly to Bali for clifftop Uluwatu, the Bali Swing, Ubud's rice terraces and rafting on the Ayung River. City lights, mountain thrills and island calm in one trip.
With hand-picked hotels, all inter-country flights and guided touring arranged, three countries have never felt so effortless.
Trip Highlights
- Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
- Universal Studios and Sentosa Island in Singapore
- Kuala Lumpur's Petronas Towers and the KL Tower
- The cable car and theme parks of Genting Highlands
- The clifftop Uluwatu Temple and the Kecak fire dance
- The Bali Swing, rice terraces and Ubud culture
- White-water rafting on the Ayung River
- Eleven nights across three countries
Day by Day
A detailed day-by-day plan for this 12-day journey.
Arrive in gleaming Singapore and settle in, with a welcome dinner beneath the Marina Bay skyline.
A city tour with the Merlion and colonial quarter, then the Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark.
A full day of fun on Sentosa — Universal Studios, the cable car and the Wings of Time show.
Fly to Kuala Lumpur and tour the Malaysian capital — the Petronas Towers, the National Mosque and the colourful Batu Caves.
Take in the view from the KL Tower, then ride the cable car up to the cool theme-park resort of Genting Highlands for a night in the clouds.
Descend from the highlands and fly to Bali, transferring to Seminyak for an afternoon on the beach.
Explore the south and clifftop Uluwatu Temple for the Kecak fire dance at sunset, then a seafood dinner on Jimbaran beach.
Watersports and Turtle Island at Tanjung Benoa, and the dazzling Devdan Show of Indonesian dance and acrobatics.
Travel to Ubud via the Bali Swing, a coffee plantation and the Tegallalang rice terraces.
Purify at Tirta Empul, raft the jungle-clad Ayung River with lunch, and explore the Monkey Forest and artist villages.
A free morning in Ubud, then the iconic Tanah Lot sea temple at sunset.
A final breakfast before your transfer to the airport.
Where You Will Travel
What's inside the package?
Inclusions
- Private arrival and departure transfers
- 3 nights Singapore, 2 nights Kuala Lumpur, 1 night Genting, 2 nights Seminyak, 3 nights Ubud
- Daily breakfast, a welcome dinner and a Jimbaran seafood dinner
- A Singapore city tour, Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
- A Sentosa day with Universal Studios and the cable car
- A Kuala Lumpur city tour and the Genting Highlands cable car
- Inter-country flights (Singapore-Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia-Bali)
- Uluwatu and the Kecak dance, the Bali Swing, rice terraces and Ayung rafting
- Local guides throughout
Exclusions
- International airfare to and from the tour
- Indonesia visa or eVOA and the Bali tourist levy
- Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
- Additional inter-city flights beyond those stated
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary or inclusions
- Drinks unless specifically stated
- Optional activities, watersports and experiences
- Personal expenses, tips and gratuities
- Anything not specifically mentioned under Package Inclusions
Know when to go.
- Visa: Many nationalities receive a visa on arrival or eVOA for Indonesia; some need a visa in advance. Your passport should be valid at least six months with blank pages — we can advise on your nationality
- Bali tourist levy: Bali charges a small tourist levy per visitor (around IDR 150,000), easily paid online before you arrive
- Currency: The currency is the Indonesian Rupiah. Cards work in hotels and malls; carry cash for markets, warungs and temples (combo tours also use Singapore or Malaysian dollars)
- Temple etiquette: A sarong and sash are required to enter temples and are usually provided. Cover shoulders and knees, and dress respectfully at ceremonies
- Seasons: Bali is tropical year-round. The dry season (May-September) is ideal; the wet season (October-April) brings warm afternoon showers and fewer crowds
- Health: Drink bottled water, use mosquito repellent and take care with street food. Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended
- Getting around: Bali's roads are busy and drives can be slow, so we build in realistic travel times. Some islands are reached by fast boat
- Sea crossings: Trips to Nusa Penida, the Gili Islands and Lombok are by fast boat and depend on sea conditions; pack light for the crossings
- Local customs: Bali is deeply spiritual — step around the little canang sari offerings on pavements, and always ask before photographing rituals
- Money & tipping: Gentle bargaining is normal in markets, and tipping is appreciated for good service though never obligatory
Frequently Asked Questions
What meals are included?
Daily breakfast is included throughout, along with a welcome dinner and the specific meals named in the itinerary, such as a Jimbaran seafood dinner or a rafting-day lunch. Other meals are left free so you can enjoy Bali's wonderful warungs and beach clubs.
Are transfers and sightseeing arranged?
Yes — your sightseeing, transfers and excursions are arranged with local drivers and guides, so there is nothing to organise on the ground.
Do I need a visa for Bali?
Many nationalities get a visa on arrival or eVOA for Indonesia; some need one in advance. We can guide you based on your nationality.
When is the best time to visit Bali?
The dry season from May to September is ideal, with warm sunny days. The wet season (October-April) is still lovely, with lush scenery and short afternoon showers.
Can the itinerary be customised?
Absolutely. Durations, hotels and experiences can all be tailored, and we can add islands, villas or spa days. Just tell us what you have in mind.
Is Bali good for families and couples alike?
Very much so — it suits honeymooners, families and groups, with beaches, culture, adventure and world-class resorts to match any style.
Are the inter-country flights included?
Yes — the Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia to Bali flights are both included, so the whole three-country journey is seamless.
Is this a lot of moving around?
It covers three countries in twelve days, but with multi-night stays in Singapore, KL and Ubud it stays comfortable, and the flights are all short hops.
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