Malaysia
Luxury Yacht Charter

Malaysia

Malaysia Yacht Charter

Experience the enchanting, rich and colourful cruising grounds of Malaysia. Rapidly growing in popularity among charterers, a Malaysian yacht charter provides a number of alluring possibilities to explore this area of South East Asia in complete luxury. The capital of Kuala Lumpur provides every single attraction a metropolitan city can offer, including a stunning yacht club at its main port. Just off Malaysia’s picturesque west coast is the Langkawi archipelago overflowing with tropical islands filled with a bright assortment of flora and fauna. Surrounded by white sands and swaying trees, it’s known for its out-of-this-world diving sites. From island hopping to wild hiking, relaxing in style at the state-of-the-art-marinas and dive-sea diving, a luxury charter to Malaysia can take any shape or form you wish.

Malaysia Charter Guide

Despite its increasing appeal, Malaysia retains its calm, peaceful and laid-back charm. With a number of its key islands, such as Tioman Island, situated near other yachting hotspots like Singapore, charterers can combine a Malaysian yacht charter with a broader exploration of South East Asia.

Kuala Lumpur

No visit to Malaysia is complete without exploring the bustling capital of Kuala Lumpur. The 451-metre-tall Petronas Twin Towers dominate the skyline of this metropolis. Head to the observation deck for unique views of the city. Visit the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station.

Langkawi Island

The largest island of the archipelago, Langkawi’s stunning natural landscapes ensure it a draw for all nature lovers. Covered in ancient rainforests fringed by white sand beaches with secluded caves, lakes and limestone hills, the surrounded azure wares are perfect for snorkelling and diving.

Penang Island

The Pearl of the Orient, the island of Penang, is steeped in rich history. Maintaining an old-world charm, it was named a UNESCO World Culture Heritage Site in 2008 and is also known as the food capital of Malaysia. Be sure to visit some of its ancient sites and sample the many flavours of the local cuisine.

Tioman Island

The ideal island for those searching for a tranquil refuge, Tioman remains mainly uninhabited and densely forested. Surrounded by beautiful coral reefs thriving with colourful marine life, it is much sought-after for diving and sailing enthusiasts who can easily spend a day exploring the clear, calm waters.

Sabah

Occupying the northern part of the island of Borneo, Sabah is known for its beaches, rainforests, coral reefs and rich abundance of wildlife located within natural reserves. The nearby islands of Sipadan and Mabul are popular diving sites, perfect for hiking or trekking.