Known for its pristine beaches, dense rainforests, and vibrant cultural mix, Malaysia offers an unforgettable family holiday experience. Whether you're looking for relaxation, adventure, or both, Club Med Malaysia's all-inclusive resorts provide the perfect escape with everything included – from gourmet meals to exciting activities for all ages. Enjoy quality family time without the hassle of planning each detail.
Why Choose an All-Inclusive Holiday in Malaysia?
Escape to the tropical jungles, hidden beaches and bustling markets of majestic Malaysia. From teaching your kids to surf on the turquoise waters of Tioman Island, to visiting the Orangutans of Sepilok Santuary, there’s something for everyone, from family-friendly holidays to exciting adventure tours. Discover more of the best places to visit in Malaysia to make the most of your all-inclusive holiday.
Malaysia’s multi-cultural heritage is one of the country’s most charming aspects. From Chinese temples to Malay markets, every corner of Malaysia offers something unique. Take the time to immerse yourself in the country’s history and traditions, all while enjoying the convenience of an all-inclusive resort in Malaysia.
Malaysia is a sensory adventure for your family. From the spices of street food to the fresh air along the coast, every moment is an opportunity to connect with the country’s rich flavours, sights, and sounds. Explore the tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands, enjoy local delicacies in Kuala Lumpur’s night markets, or simply savour the gourmet meals at your all-inclusive Malaysia resort.
• Currency: Malaysian ringgit
• Languages: Bahasa Melayu
• Well Known for: Beautiful beaches & tropical islands
• Best months to visit: West coast islands (Dec-Apr) and East coast islands (Apr-Oct). Learn more about the ideal travel seasons in our Best Time to Visit Malaysia blog.
When you choose a Malaysia holiday package, you’re not just booking a vacation – you’re unlocking a world of experiences. With Club Med’s all-inclusive resorts in Malaysia, your family can enjoy everything from water sports to cultural explorations. It’s the perfect way to ensure a stress-free family holiday, where everyone can find something to enjoy. Discover more things to do in Malaysia and make the most of your all-inclusive experience.
Mini Club Med offers age-appropriate activities for younger children, while our dedicated teen programs keep older kids engaged. From creative crafts to outdoor adventures, your kids will have a blast, giving parents the time to unwind and enjoy the resort.
Whether it's surfing the waves of Tioman Island, trekking through lush jungles, or trying out a new water sport, every day at Club Med is packed with exciting activities. There’s always something new to discover and explore, making it perfect for active families.
Unwind with rejuvenating spa treatments, indulge in gourmet dining, and relax in peaceful surroundings, all while knowing your children are enjoying themselves in safe hands. Enjoy the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure during your stay.
Dive into the bubbling culture of Malaysia. In the alleyways of Kuala Lumpur’s Central Market, discover artisanal products such as songket, multicoloured fabrics made of silk or cotton, woven by hand. Visit a food stall, the famous restaurants on wheels, and complete your excursion by tasting a typical roast banana. Finally, fly over Malaysia to discover the Petronas Towers. At an altitude of 452 metres, you might feel a bit dizzy, so be careful don’t look down!
At 452 meters, the Petronas Towers are one of the tallest buildings in the world. Enjoy a breathtaking 360° view of Kuala Lumpur, accessible during your all-inclusive holiday in Malaysia.
Explore the untouched beauty of Bako National Park on the island of Borneo. Its secluded beaches and hiking trails await you on your family holiday in Malaysia.
Step into the world of indigenous cultures with a visit to the Sarawak Cultural Village. Your all-inclusive stay in Malaysia will provide opportunities to engage with local traditions and customs.
Explore the vibrant streets of Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur. As part of your holiday in Malaysia, experience the best local markets and food stalls, an ideal haven for bargain-hunters of all ages.
There is no better way to discover the melting pot that makes Kuala Lumpur than to dive into its street food. Head for the food stalls at these lively night markets, where the food is often excellent and will leave your family craving for more.
During your holiday in Malaysia, head for the Cameron Highlands plateau. Since 1933, the Cameron Bharat Tea Plantation has anchored its roots along the length of the main route to Tanah Rata. Take a stroll through the heart of the plantations or have a sip of something hot in the tea house whilst enjoying a breathtaking view over the green valley.
During your all-inclusive stay in Malaysia, discover one of the most ancient tropical forests in the world, some 130 million years old. 3 hours from Club Med Cherating Beach resort, soak up the ancestral atmosphere in this ideal setting for a trek or a climb to the mountain the summit. From the suspension bridge to the heart of the canopy, admire the flora and fauna and visit the aboriginal village, at the centre of which you will be permitted to fish.
During your holiday in Malaysia, discover the Buddhist Kek Lok Si Temple, with its Chinese, Burmese and Thai influences. Built in 1891 on Penang Island, discover its 7-floor pagoda, decorated with 10,000 statues of Buddha, its sacred tortoise pools and zen gardens.
Just off the Malaysian peninsula and Club Med Cherating Beach resort, the Perhentians islands are truly heaven on earth. On this archipelago which remains well-preserved, only two islands are inhabited: Besar and Kecil. From huge stretches of tropical jungle to white sand beaches lined with coconut palms, and not forgetting the incredible underwater sites on the seabed, the Perhentian islands are an essential site to see during your all-inclusive Malaysia holiday.
Reaching an impressive altitude of 4095 m, Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in South East Asia, between the Himalayas and New Guinea. On the island of Borneo, practically hidden away in the heart of a park listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is renowned as much for the wealth of its fauna and flora as for the climb to its summit, which is safe and secure. You’ll need to plan for at least two days for the climb to the peak and the descent.
