honeymoon to malaysia

rajuv

to be honest moonchild the OL checked out the Pangkor Island Beach Resort website and loved it. she also loved the fact that everything was all inc

rajuv

lol this is soooo stressing me out now.
i'm now even thinking of goin to singapore

nico26

rajuv wrote: »

lol this is soooo stressing me out now.
i'm now even thinking of goin to singapore

Singapore is even more expensive than Malaysia. You will not have the choice that you have in Malaysia.

Just take your time. Sit and draw breath. You have a bit of time yet.

For Langkawi look at Casa del Mar. We have friends just back from there and loved it. Were no kids there either.

http://www.casadelmar-langkawi.com/home.htm

rajuv

omg nico i just checkout the website for casa del mar and it looks amazing.
just wondering if i should book it with full board or half board. any1 know the differnce between the both is?

Doshwaster

rajuv wrote: »

omg nico i just checkout the website for casa del mar and it looks amazing.
just wondering if i should book it with full board or half board. any1 know the differnce between the both is?

Half board is breakfast and evening meal. Full board includes lunch.

You just need to decide if you really want to be having all of your meals in the hotel? Same menu every day? The Casa del Mar is right in the middle of Cenang Beach. It's really only one road but there are plenty of bars and restaurants around so you can try something different every day - from top-end dining to a beach barbecue (there's a great BBQ place which does loads of steaks and freshly caught fish while you sit on the beach. Haute cuisine it isn't. I just can't remember the name) . Hotels love to push HB and FB as it means they get the money even if you don't eat in the hotel.

Personally, I never book anything more than B&B (and often I sleep in and miss the second

rajuv

Doshwaster wrote: »

Half board is breakfast and evening meal. Full board includes lunch.

You just need to decide if you really want to be having all of your meals in the hotel? Same menu every day? The Casa del Mar is right in the middle of Cenang Beach. It's really only one road but there are plenty of bars and restaurants around so you can try something different every day - from top-end dining to a beach barbecue (there's a great BBQ place which does loads of steaks and freshly caught fish while you sit on the beach. Haute cuisine it isn't. I just can't remember the name) . Hotels love to push HB and FB as it means they get the money even if you don't eat in the hotel.

Personally, I never book anything more than B&B (and often I sleep in and miss the second

thanks for the info doshwaster
i think i'l just get breakfast. only thing i'm worried about is that the wife is pure veggie and i don't eat seafood or beef

rajuv

i just got this quote from farawayholidays

Depart Heathrow Term. 3 1200, arrive Kuala Lumpur 0725 next day with Malaysia Airlines

05 May

Private car transfer to Traders Hotel

7 nights at Traders Hotel, Kuala Lumpur in a twin or double deluxe city view room with breakfast

Honeymoon Benefits:

Flowers Upon Arrival
Turndown Chocoalte Pralines

12 May

Private car transfer to Kuala Lumpur Airport

Depart Kuala Lumpur 1100, arrive Langkawi 1155 with Malaysia Airlines

Private car transfer to Casa Del Mar

7 nights at Casa Del Mar, Langkawi in a twin or double pool view room with breakfast

Honeymoon Benefits:

Orchids & Chocolates upon Arrival

19 May

Private car transfer to Langkawi airport

Depart Langkawi 2130, arrive Kuala Lumpur 2230 with Malaysia Airlines

Depart Kuala Lumpur 2355, arrive Heathrow Term. 3 0525 next day with Malaysia Airlines


Our quoted price includes:
- Flights as shown including all pre-payable airport taxes,
security and fuel surcharges
- Transfers as listed
- Hotel accommodation and meals as listed
- Services of our local agents

Price: £1,579.00 per person

If you pay a deposit of £600 per person I can use a special airfare with Malaysia Airlines and reduce the price to £1499 per person

Doshwaster

This quote looks better - but I still think you may struggle for things to do in KL for a week and it's a fairly expensive city by SE Asia standards (but still cheap compared to home)

The whole attraction of Langkawi is that there isn't much to do apart from relaxing but KL isn't a very restful place.

rajuv

Doshwaster wrote: »

This quote looks better - but I still think you may struggle for things to do in KL for a week and it's a fairly expensive city by SE Asia standards (but still cheap compared to home)

The whole attraction of Langkawi is that there isn't much to do apart from relaxing but KL isn't a very restful place.

i was thinking we can do one thing a day like:
visit a theme park
go site seeing
shopping
visit a hindu temple
go watch a movie
go to a few bars and clubs

rajuv

Doshwaster wrote: »

This quote looks better - but I still think you may struggle for things to do in KL for a week and it's a fairly expensive city by SE Asia standards (but still cheap compared to home)

The whole attraction of Langkawi is that there isn't much to do apart from relaxing but KL isn't a very restful place.

if thats the cae where else in malaysia you think i should go