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Tailor-made rugby tours in Malaysia

Rugby in Malaysia is more popular than most people know. There are over 300 rugby clubs and 600 schools playing the game across Malaysia.  Fixtures are widely available and teams from overseas are welcomed with open arms. Sevens and Tens rugby is very popular with numerous tournaments and events played all over Malaysia at various times of the year.

Day 1 - IN FLIGHT

Meet at the airport for your overnight flight to Kuala Lumpur. A Gullivers Sports Travel representative will be on hand to assist with check in.

Day 2 - KUALA LUMPUR

On arrival transfer to your hotel for three nights.

Day 3 - KUALA LUMPUR

Match Day 1

Enjoy a morning sightseeing: visit the distinctive Indo-Moorish architecture, the majestic Royal Palace, the National Museum and National Monument located in the Lake Gardens.

Afternoon match followed by after match function.

This evening stroll through the open air night market in Chinatown bargain hunting and enjoy the bustling atmosphere.

Day 4 - KUALA LUMPUR

Match Day 2

Afternoon match followed by after match function.

Day 5 - KUALA LUMPUR / CAMERON HIGHLANDS

Take a tour through the suburbs and to the spectacular Batu Caves which house Hindu deities. This afternoon, transfer to Tanah Rata, the main town of the Cameron Highlands. En route you may see aborigines out hunting or selling fruit by the roadside.

Day 6 - CAMERON HIGHLANDS

A full day out that will delight your senses. A morning tour of the agro market, followed by visits to vegetable farms, beautiful rose gardens and the famous tea plantations.

A superb steamboat dinner to ends this eventful day.

Day 7 - CAMERON HIGHLANDS / PENANG

Transfer to Penang visiting the Sam Poh Tong cave temple en route, an impressive work of art with statues of Lord Buddha.

Day 8 – PENANG

Match Day 3

This morning is free to explore the city, maybe visit Penang hill for a breathtaking view of the city.

Afternoon match followed by after match function.

Day 9 – PENANG

Revel in a visit to the legendary snake pit where pit vipers adorn the altars and the Penang Bridge. Afterwards, enjoy dinner at the Eden Seafood village followed by a cultural show.

Day 10 – PENANG

Match Day 4

Morning at leisure. Perhaps get away from the busy city to the beach and practise your techniques prior to the match.

Afternoon match followed by after match function.

Day 11 – PENANG

Enjoy a visit to Langkawi taking an interesting boat trip through the Mangrove forest, and watch a flock of eagles being fed.

Day 12 - PENANG / ARRIVE HOME

Transfer to the airport for your flight home via Kuala Lumpur.

  • The Capital: Kuala Lumpur

    Direct Flying Time: Approx 12 hours direct from UK

    Passports/visas: British passport holders do not require a visa to enter Malaysia for stays up to 30 days but you need 6 months validity on your passport.

    Time Difference: +7 hours ahead of British Summer Time. GMT+8 hours.

    Currency: Malaysian Ringgit (RM1 = 100 Cents). It may be difficult to exchange foreign currencies outside main tourist centres. Sterling/US dollar travelers cheques widely accepted.

    Main Language: Malay (official and national), English (official).

    Water: drinkable (bottled recommended in rural areas).

    Electricity: Malaysia voltage is 220-240 volts AC, 50 cycles per second.

    International Dialing: 0060 (UK- MAL) 00144 (MAL-UK)

    Driving: left hand side of road. UK driving license acceptable for maximum of 3 months

    Clothing: be aware of Muslim culture. Dress modestly – cover shoulders and legs above knee.

    Vaccinations: Please consult your G.P. You should always ensure that your tetanus & polio is up to date. No vaccinations/inoculations are required for travellers from the UK.

    Tipping: Not necessary but appreciated if service charge not already added to bill.

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