Malaysia · CITY TOURS IN MELAKA
Every itinerary has a spare day that needs filling well. These 11 city tours in Melaka are the ones to fill it with, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Explore Melaka’s UNESCO sights, colonial landmarks, Jonker Street, and Peranakan culture on a small-group tip-based walking tour.
“Don't book it! It's a scam! Because actually what they do is a free tour, which does not request to be paid for the reservation then in addition to paying viator they have to pay the guide later!Auto-translated”
Review of Melaka’s private full-day tour from Kuala Lumpur, covering Dutch Square, Jonker Street, temples, museums, and the floating mosque.
“We are very unhappy. We paid an exorbitant amount for just a transfer to Malacca. We had booked a private city tour as stated on your website. This is a lie. We only had a driver who dropped us off in town and said we would meet in 3 hours. If we had taken a taxi, it would have been the same and 3 times cheaper.”
Review the $55 Malacca day tour from Kuala Lumpur, with historic sights, hotel transfers, a private vehicle, and practical booking advice.
“Our guide was great and we saw everything that we expected to see! It was very hot which was to be expected and no fault of the operator!”
Review of a private Malacca day trip from Kuala Lumpur with historic sights, local lunch, flexible planning, and air-conditioned transport.
“Butterfly reptile sanctuary has heaps of reptile varieties. The red square malacca museum is informative. Buildings and churches which Ashaari brought me around to see are beautiful. Too much to see and eat. Should have contacted him in advance to arrange a stay over 2 day trip. Ashaari was v patient and brought me loads of interesting information”
Review of a private Malacca day tour from Kuala Lumpur, covering colonial landmarks, temples, Jonker Street, transport, value, and practical tips.
“I had a great day filled with fun and activities. The driver was patient, helpful, friendly and fun and made my day extra memorable. Malacca is beautiful and well worth the trip to see, I only wish I was able to see Jonker Walk at night, I heard it is extra special, but that's a trip for next time. Thank you for the day.”
See Kuala Lumpur’s icons, Batu Caves, and Malacca’s colonial streets on a private 12-hour tour with transport and local guidance.
“My parents and I loved this private tour; very convenient being picked up and driven around everywhere by someone who knows the island very well and is very knowledgeable. We learned so much about Malaysia and had a fantastic time! 100% recommend to anyone thinking about doing the tour”
Review of the private Malacca to Singapore transfer, with border tips, pricing, airport fees, safety notes, timing, and booking advice.
“It was a lovely trip with an excellent vehicle and a skilful driver. I highly recommend it to those who need the service.”
Review of Malacca City Tour from Kuala Lumpur with river cruise, historic sights, Jonker Street, Baba-Nyonya lunch, price, tips, and drawbacks.
“This tour is a rip off. It is listed as Malaka City Tour with River Cruise and Lunch. There was no Malaka City Tour. The driver took us straight from our hotel to the river boat pier. The river cruise went a mile or two up the river then returned to the sRead more”
Review of the private Kuala Lumpur to Malacca hotel transfer, with timing, price, driver service, midnight fees, and booking advice.
“Reliable, on time, and very pleasant female driver took us from our hotel in Kuala Lumpur to our hotel in Malacca. Slightly cheaper than what our hotel in KL quoted us for the same transfer service. Highly recommended.”
Private Kuala Lumpur Airport to Malacca transfer with a direct ride, air conditioning, airport meet-and-greet, and helpful local driver.
“We have booked airport transfer to melaka from airport by land . It was well organized by the agent from pick up until drop off , really smooth. we have a helpfull driver along the way who give a lot of info about malaysia.”
Travel from Malacca to Kuala Lumpur with a private air-conditioned ride and a 45-minute Putrajaya photo stop along the way.
“The ‘tour’ consists of the car dropping you off by the mosque so that you can take photos of it and the buildings and bridge nearby”
From cave temples to reef islands, grouped by the shape of the day.
