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Three countries in nine days: Marina Bay and the Supertrees, the Petronas Sky Bridge, Malacca, the Grand Palace and two nights by the sea in Pattaya
Nine days through Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand in one line, with the two flights between them — Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok — already in the price, each with a 20 kg checked bag. You arrive in Singapore on any Tuesday, Friday or Sunday and leave from Bangkok eight nights later, so you can fly into one city and home from the other.
Singapore gets a full day: the Civic District, Merlion Park, Thian Hock Keng temple, Chinatown and Little India, then Gardens by the Bay with its climate-controlled domes and Supertrees. Kuala Lumpur is three nights: Batu Caves, Merdeka Square, the River of Life and the Sky Bridge of the Petronas Twin Towers, a day trip to UNESCO-listed Malacca with a river cruise, and a free day for the optional Genting Highlands excursion. Thailand is four nights: the Grand Palace and Wat Arun in Bangkok, the Alcazar Show, a speedboat day on Coral Island, the all-wood Sanctuary of Truth, Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, and an evening at ICONSIAM and the Asiatique riverfront night market.
Hotels are the Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy, three nights at the 5-star Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre, the 5-star Jasmine 59 in Bangkok and two nights at the seaside 5-star Garden Cliff Resort & Spa in Pattaya, or hotels of the same standard. Breakfast is included every morning, with four lunches and two dinners as listed. An English-speaking guide or driver looks after each country, gratuities are already in the price, and there are no compulsory shopping stops.
You are met on arrival at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) and transferred to the hotel. The rest of the day is free — the Marina Bay waterfront and the hawker centres are an easy first evening.
The morning is the colonial core of the city: the Civic District, past the Singapore Cricket Club, Parliament House and the National Gallery, then Merlion Park for the half-lion, half-fish statue facing Marina Bay Sands. Thian Hock Keng, the oldest Chinese temple in Singapore, is next, followed by the shophouses of Chinatown and the colours and spice shops of Little India.
The afternoon is Gardens by the Bay (ticket included): the climate-controlled conservatories and the Supertree Grove. In the early evening you are transferred to the airport for the flight to Kuala Lumpur (KUL), where your Malaysian guide meets you and takes you to the Pullman.
First to Batu Caves, the Hindu shrine in a limestone hill north of the city, with its giant golden Murugan statue and rainbow staircase. Back in town you see the Istana Negara (the royal palace, from outside) and the National Monument, then Merdeka Square, where independence was declared in 1957, and the Kuala Lumpur City Gallery.
After a Malaysian lunch, the River of Life waterfront and Masjid Jamek, the mosque at the meeting of the two rivers, and then the Petronas Twin Towers, with the Sky Bridge between the towers included. The day ends in Chinatown on Petaling Street and the mural-lined Kwai Chai Hong alley.
A day trip south to Malacca, the UNESCO-listed port that was Portuguese, Dutch and British in turn. You visit Sam Po Keng Temple, the red Dutch Stadthuys on Dutch Square, the hilltop ruins of St Paul's Church and Cheng Hoon Teng, the oldest functioning Chinese temple in Malaysia.
A Malacca River cruise (ticket included) takes you past the painted shophouses along the water, and the day ends with the street food and shops of Jonker Walk before the drive back to Kuala Lumpur.
A free day in Kuala Lumpur. The optional Genting Highlands day trip (USD $110 per person, paid locally) takes you up into the hills by round-trip cable car for the hill-top resort and the outlet mall.
In the evening you are transferred to the airport for the flight to Bangkok (BKK). Your Thai guide meets you on arrival and takes you to the Jasmine 59.
The Grand Palace, the former royal residence and the high point of Thai architecture and decoration, with Wat Phra Kaew, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, inside its walls. Then across the river to Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, its five spires covered in coloured ceramic and glass.
In the afternoon you drive to Pattaya on the Gulf of Thailand. Dinner is included, followed by the Alcazar Show, the city's long-running costume and cabaret spectacular (ticket included).
A speedboat takes you out to Coral Island (Koh Larn) for a morning on the beach; water sports are on offer but not included. Lunch is included.
In the afternoon, the Sanctuary of Truth: a vast temple-like building on the shore made entirely of carved teak and rosewood, held together with wooden wedges and pegs rather than nails. Dinner is included.
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden first: manicured topiary, orchids, palms and the elephant show with a Thai cultural performance. After lunch you drive back to Bangkok.
The evening is on the Chao Phraya: ICONSIAM, the riverside luxury mall, and then Asiatique The Riverfront, the open-air night market of restaurants, craft stalls and the Asiatique Sky Ferris wheel. Dinner is free here.
Breakfast at the hotel, then the transfer to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) leaves at 9 am for your flight home.
4 hand-picked hotels over 8 nights of this itinerary. Open any property for photos, video, a full introduction and what's on site.
Four-star Accor hotel above Roxy Square in Katong on Singapore's East Coast, with 576 rooms from 32 m², an outdoor pool with a pool bar on Level 4, a 24-hour gym, an Asian buffet restaurant and a Chinese restaurant; Marine Parade MRT station is at the door, Parkway Parade mall a five-minute walk and Changi Airport about 8 km.
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Five-star Accor hotel on Jalan Conlay between KLCC and Bukit Bintang, opposite Pavilion Kuala Lumpur mall, with 450 rooms and suites from 35 m² plus 157 serviced residences, an outdoor pool with a pool bar, Vibes Spa, a gym, a Malaysian buffet restaurant and a Chinese restaurant; the Petronas Towers are 1 km and Raja Chulan monorail station 500 m.
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Apartment-style hotel of the Thai-owned Jasmine Hotel Group on Sukhumvit Soi 59 in Thong Lo, with about 254 rooms and suites from 33 m² (most with a kitchenette), an outdoor pool with city views, a heated relaxation pool with sauna and steam room, a gym and the all-day Café de Jasmine; a 24-hour tuk-tuk shuttle runs to the soi entrance, a short walk over the skywalk to BTS Thong Lo.
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Beachfront resort of 249 rooms on Wong Amat Beach in Naklua, North Pattaya, with an infinity pool above the sand of Crescent Moon Beach and direct beach access, five restaurants and bars including the Blue Dragon beach club, Nil Spa, a gym and a free shuttle to Terminal 21 mall; the Sanctuary of Truth is a short walk away.
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How the price is built. Per person in Canadian dollars, two travellers sharing a twin or double room. A service fee of CAD $180 per person is added at checkout. The single supplement is CAD $700. Gratuities for guides and drivers are already included. The two flights inside the tour are included; international flights to Singapore and home from Bangkok are not — ask us for a fare from your city.
When it runs. The tour starts on your arrival day in Singapore, which can be any Tuesday, Friday or Sunday. Each booking must be for two adults or more, and the departure is guaranteed once we confirm your booking. If you are travelling alone, contact us and we will check whether you can join a departure.
Children. A child aged 2 to 12 sharing the existing bedding with the accompanying adults pays the child rate of CAD $2,899; a child who needs their own bed pays the adult price.
Meals. Breakfast is included every morning after arrival; lunch is included on Days 3, 4, 7 and 8 and dinner on Days 6 and 7. The other meals are left free, and in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok that is deliberate — the hawker centres and night markets are part of the trip.
Optional extras and shopping. Day 5 in Kuala Lumpur is free; the Genting Highlands day trip (USD $110 per person, with the round-trip cable car, the hill-top resort and the outlet mall) is optional, booked and paid locally. On Coral Island the water sports are not included. ICONSIAM and Asiatique on Day 8 are shopping and dining stops where you are free to browse; there are no compulsory shopping stops on this tour, and a ride on the Asiatique Sky Ferris wheel is not among the included tickets.
Hotels. The Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy, the Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residences, Jasmine 59 in Bangkok and the Garden Cliff Resort & Spa in Pattaya are the standard hotels; the flyer describes the Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Pattaya hotels as 5-star. Where one is unavailable a hotel of the same standard is substituted. Check-in is after 2 pm and check-out before 10 am; early check-in or late check-out costs extra. Extra nights before or after the tour are subject to availability — tell us when you book.
Last day. The transfer to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport leaves the hotel at 9 am on Day 9, so book a flight home that departs from late morning onward, or add a night in Bangkok. The order of sightseeing may change to fit the group's flight schedules; the sights themselves stay the same. Travel insurance is your responsibility.
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Land package · plus Service fee $180 (mandatory, per person)
Per person · double occupancy · departures 9 Oct 2026–28 Sep 2027
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Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy stands on East Coast Road in Katong, the Peranakan heritage district on Singapore's East Coast, above the Roxy Square shopping arcade. The 576 rooms and suites start at 32 m² and run to 52 m² for the suites: Superior and Deluxe rooms, Deluxe rooms with sea view or opening onto the pool deck, Executive rooms, Studio and Junior Suites, with a work desk, flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi.
Feast Asia serves the breakfast buffet and Asian buffets with seafood and local dishes; Jia Wei is the Chinese restaurant; Roxy Divine is the café for pastries and sandwiches, and Breez Bar on Level 4 serves drinks and snacks beside the pool.
Outdoor swimming pool on Level 4, 24-hour fitness centre, nine meeting rooms (the largest 541 m²) and car parking.
Marine Parade station on the Thomson–East Coast MRT line is a one-minute walk; Parkway Parade and I12 Katong malls are about 500 m, East Coast Park about 1 km, and Changi Airport 8 km (10–15 minutes by car). The shophouses and cafés of Joo Chiat and Katong are within walking distance.
Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residences is a tower on Jalan Conlay in the Golden Triangle, directly opposite Pavilion Kuala Lumpur and between the KLCC business district and the Bukit Bintang shopping streets. The hotel side has 450 rooms and suites — Deluxe, Premium and Club rooms of 35 m², Prestige rooms and Club Suites of 54 m², and larger Regency, Executive and Governor suites up to 107 m² — and the residence side 157 one- to three-bedroom serviced apartments from 59 m² with kitchens.
Sedap is the all-day restaurant for the breakfast buffet and Malaysian and international dishes; Red Chinese Cuisine serves dim sum and Cantonese food with private rooms; Blu Bar & Cigars is the sports bar with tapas, and the Terrace Pool Bar serves drinks by the pool from 11 am to 9 pm.
Outdoor swimming pool (7 am–9 pm), fitness centre, Vibes Spa, a rooftop garden on the 10th floor, 13 meeting rooms with a 577 m² ballroom, and car parking.
Raja Chulan monorail station is 500 m, Bukit Bintang 500 m, and the Petronas Twin Towers and Suria KLCC about 1 km on foot or via the covered KLCC–Bukit Bintang walkway. Chinatown is 3 km; KL Sentral, for the KLIA Ekspres to the airport, about 5 km.
Jasmine 59 Hotel Bangkok is one of four Jasmine Hotel Group properties in the city, set in a quiet residential soi off Sukhumvit Road in the Thong Lo district. Booking sites list about 254 rooms; the hotel itself describes them as serviced-apartment style. Deluxe rooms are 33 m² with a double bed or twin beds, Deluxe Premium and Junior One-Bedroom Suites 45 m², and the larger Pool View, Triple, Exclusive and Zen Garden suites run from 50 to 85 m² with a separate living room. Most rooms have a kitchenette; a washing machine can be requested. Wi-Fi is free.
Café de Jasmine serves Thai and international dishes from 06:00 to 22:00, with breakfast 06:00–10:00; Jass Bar is the hotel bar. Room service runs until 23:00 and a coffee corner offers complimentary coffee, tea and biscuits from 10:00 to 20:00.
Outdoor swimming pool overlooking the Sukhumvit skyline, a heated relaxation pool with sauna and steam room, a fitness centre with city views and a mini basketball court, all open 06:00–21:00. Laundry (extra charge) and parking are available.
The hotel is about 300 m from BTS Thong Lo via the Sukhumvit skywalk, and its complimentary tuk-tuk shuttle runs on demand around the clock to the mouth of Soi 59. EmQuartier and Emporium are one BTS stop away, Terminal 21 two stops. Suvarnabhumi Airport is about 40 minutes by car, Don Mueang about 45.
Garden Cliff Resort & Spa Pattaya stands on a low cliff above Wong Amat Beach in the residential Naklua area of North Pattaya, away from the Walking Street end of town. The 249 rooms and suites are split across garden-view and sea-view Deluxe and Premium categories (double or twin beds), Deluxe Pool Access rooms opening onto the pool, and Junior, Family, Executive, Deluxe and Presidential suites. Rooms have a bathtub or shower, minibar, safe, kettle and cable TV; most have a balcony.
The Cliff serves the breakfast buffet from 06:00 to 10:00. Chomtalay is the signature restaurant, with fresh seafood barbecue and views over the Gulf of Thailand, open 11:00–23:00. The Sea Breeze Bar does pastries, juices and cocktails beside the pool, and the Alizes swim-up pool bar is open 07:00–21:00. Blue Dragon Café & Beach Club, on the beach below the resort, is built to look like a cave, with a waterfall pool, bean bags and hammocks on the sand, and Thai, seafood, Japanese and European menus from 11:00 to 23:00.
Infinity pool overlooking Crescent Moon Beach with direct access to the sand, a second pool at the beach club, Nil Spa on the first floor (Thai, oil, herbal-compress and foot massage, 10:00–22:00), a fitness room, sauna, children's playroom and conference halls. A complimentary shuttle runs to Terminal 21 Pattaya.
The resort is on Naklua Soi 16, a short walk from the Sanctuary of Truth. Terminal 21 Pattaya is under 10 minutes by car and Pattaya Beach about 4 km to the south. U-Tapao Airport is roughly 45 km away and Suvarnabhumi Airport about 130 km.