Overview
Book this private tour to get a full-on multi-cultural experience on this full-day, private tour of Malacca from Singapore. Learn about the history and culture of Malacca from the knowledgeable guide.
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What's Included
✓ Included
- English Speaking Driver
- Local Lunch
- English Speaking Tour Guide in Malacca
- River Cruise
- Air conditioned transportation (Car / SUV / Minivan)
- Hotel Pickup / Drop off
✗ Not Included
- Any other things not mentioned
Itinerary
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Stop 1
Our driver pickup you at 7am from your Hotel lobby in Singapore City. Enjoy three hour drive throughout Malaysia. Upon arriving at Melaka meet with our English Speaking tour guide and discover Malacca what has to offer.
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Stop 2
Stop at the Church of St. Paul, the early-16th-century church that is the oldest of its kind in Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
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Stop 3
Then marvel at the tomb of St. Francis Xavier before heading to Stadthuys, an old Dutch word for 'city hall.' Known as 'Red Square,' thanks to its red interior, the mid-17th-century Dutch building is a classic example of Dutch colonial architecture.
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Stop 4
Walk over to the Malacca River, once a 'road' that made Malacca an important trading center 500 years ago. You will love the walk guaranteed . Enjoy a river cruise along Malacca river
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Stop 5
In Chinatown, stroll down Harmony Street, a road named for the diverse amount of religious temples that are crammed into this part of town. See the oldest Hindu temple in Malaysia as well as a Chinese-style mosque and a Chinese temple dedicated to Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism.
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Stop 6
Visit Malacca's Christ Church, built in the 18th-century, the oldest functioning Protestant church in Malaysia. Walk around and take some memorable picture of Malacca
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Stop 7
Lastly, visit to Straits Mosque Malacca. One of the beautiful mosque of Malaysia. It is built on a man-made island, Pulau Melaka. Once you finished above mention visit our driver will send back you to your Singapore hotel with sweet memories of Malacca.
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Stop 8
Pay a quick visit to St. Francis Church. A domineering presence in the skyline of Malacca, this twin-spired neo-gothic structure was built on the site of an old Portuguese church by a French priest, Father Farvé, in 1856
Good to Know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Travelers should have a high level of physical fitness
- We are not responsible for any things which are beyond our control (Bad weather, Traffic Condition, Any sights are closed without prior notice or operational hours)
- During Weekends/ Holiday times expect long queue at the Border
- Weekdays are good choice to avoid bad traffic
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✅ Free Cancellation