honeymoon to malaysia

Moonchild

Yes, possibly even save some money. Etihad have a sale on for 1 week, as does KLM which might be interesting as you can start from London City, definitely a bonus.

rajuv

just got a qoute from wexas for 1410pp
but require a 1600 deposit

anyone heard of them before or used them.

now that the malaysian flights offer has ended wexas are the cheapest

Doshwaster

rajuv wrote: »

if i have a non direct flight will this keep the cost the same

Malaysian are the only airline to fly direct to KL from Heathrow (plus Air Asia from Stansted) and you are usually looking at around £700 pp for a return flight. If you go indirect you have a much larger selection to choose from and can typically get a return for around £500 pp - so saving you about £400 for the two of you.

I actually prefer indirect flights to SE Asia as I really can't cope with 12-13 hour flights. Go with one of the Gulf airlines (Emirates, Etihad , Qatar) and it breaks the flight up into two 6-7 hour legs with a couple of hours in the middle to stretch your legs.

Incapuppy

Doshwaster wrote: »

I actually prefer indirect flights to SE Asia as I really can't cope with 12-13 hour flights.

We're flying out to KL next week with Malaysia, I think I'm just going to self medicate with G&Ts

rajuv

Doshwaster wrote: »

Malaysian are the only airline to fly direct to KL from Heathrow (plus Air Asia from Stansted) and you are usually looking at around £700 pp for a return flight. If you go indirect you have a much larger selection to choose from and can typically get a return for around £500 pp - so saving you about £400 for the two of you.

I actually prefer indirect flights to SE Asia as I really can't cope with 12-13 hour flights. Go with one of the Gulf airlines (Emirates, Etihad , Qatar) and it breaks the flight up into two 6-7 hour legs with a couple of hours in the middle to stretch your legs.

the problem is that all the agents are charging around £50 less for non direct flight

but i have a cheap deal with wexas which has direct flights and is only 1400pp this is around£100 more then what everyone else was qouting me when malaysian airlines had the offer

Janie2008

If you wait there will probably be more flight offers, May is generally a cheap month for flights to the Far East, but most offers wont come up until nearer the time.

Bob_the_Saver

Incapuppy wrote: »

We're flying out to KL next week with Malaysia, I think I'm just going to self medicate with G&Ts

Be careful they don't have to pay duty on you !:beer:

rajuv

i just booked the honeymoon with jasmineholidays.co.uk for £1340pp

now i'm not sure what travel insurance i should get.
i need a yearly cover as i am going to india in jan 2010 and also my honeymoon
what would be the best cover to get?

Leanne1812

At last Rajuv!

What did you eventually book?

As for insurance i'd try travelsupermarket comparison site. I've not booked my insurance yet but I think I remember worldwide quote for a couple at around £40, can't remember if it was annual or single trip though.

rajuv

Leanne1812 wrote: »

At last Rajuv!

What did you eventually book?

As for insurance i'd try travelsupermarket comparison site. I've not booked my insurance yet but I think I remember worldwide quote for a couple at around £40, can't remember if it was annual or single trip though.

7 nights in kl staying at the traders(deluxe city view room b&b
7 nights in langkawi staying at the casa del mar pool view room b&b

all flights with malaysian airline and all private car transfers to hotels