• Pickup shall commence at 7:30 am from your hotel in KL City. Begin your Malacca day trip from Kuala Lumpur with a scenic 1.5-hour drive to one of Malaysia’s most culturally rich and historically significant cities.As you travel in comfort, your guide will share fascinating insights into the day’s itinerary and introduce you to Malacca’s storied colonial past—setting the stage for a journey through centuries of heritage, trade, and tradition.
• Straits of Malacca Mosque
  Upon arriving in Malacca, your first stop is the breathtaking Masjid Selat Melaka—also known as the Floating Mosque. Perched on a man-made island along the Straits of Malacca, this iconic Islamic landmark showcases a beautiful blend of traditional Malay and Middle Eastern architectural styles. When the tide is high, the mosque appears to float gracefully above the water, creating a tranquil and photogenic scene that’s not to be missed.
• Malacca River Cruise
  Continue to onboard a relaxing Malacca River Cruise. Glide through the heart of the city as you take in scenic views of colonial-era architecture and key historical landmarks—including the iconic Stadthuys, Christ Church, and Dutch Square. It’s a peaceful and picturesque way to experience Malacca’s rich heritage from a unique perspective.
• Baba and Nyonya Museum
  Next, visit one of Malacca’s most celebrated cultural landmarks—the Baba-Nyonya Heritage Museum.Step into the beautifully preserved ancestral home of a Peranakan Chinese family and uncover the unique fusion of Chinese and Malay traditions that define the Straits-born culture. From intricate woodwork and antique furnishings to customs and clothing, this museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives and legacy of the Baba-Nyonya community.
• Harmony Street
  Take a stroll down Harmony Street, a symbol of Malaysia’s multicultural spirit and religious harmony. Along this historic road, you’ll find places of worship from three major faiths standing side by side: the Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple (one of the oldest Hindu temples in Malaysia), the Kampung Kling Mosque with its unique Sumatran architecture, and the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple—the oldest functioning Chinese temple in the country. This peaceful street perfectly reflects Malacca’s long-standing tradition of cultural coexistence.
• Take a leisurely stroll along Jonker Street, the vibrant heart of Malacca’s Chinatown. Lined with heritage shophouses, antique stores, and lively food stalls, Jonker Street is the perfect place to soak in the local atmosphere and pick up unique souvenirs. As lunch is not included in the tour, you’ll have free time to enjoy a self-guided meal at one of the many nearby eateries. Whether you’re craving traditional Nyonya cuisine, famous chicken rice balls, or something more international, your guide will be happy to recommend options to suit your taste.
• Red (Dutch) Square
  Surrounded by striking red buildings, this historic plaza features notable sites such as Christ Church, the Stadthuys, and the Queen Victoria Fountain. Your guide will share the fascinating stories behind these landmarks, offering insight into Malacca’s Dutch and British colonial eras and their lasting influence on the city’s architecture and identity.
• St Paul Church
  Next, climb St. Paul’s Hill—also known as Bukit Melaka or Malacca Hill—to explore the historic ruins of St. Paul’s Church. From this vantage point, enjoy panoramic views of Malacca city and gain insight into the hill’s strategic importance during the colonial era. To conclude the tour, we’ll walk downhill to the iconic A Famosa Gate, one of the oldest surviving Portuguese fortifications in Southeast Asia.
• Journey back to Kuala Lumpur city.

Please note: The itinerary above serves as a general guide. Actual timings may vary depending on traffic and weather conditions.