Malaysia, Bali and Singapore

12 days by airplane from Zagreb

Group departures: 12.2. - 23.2.2027.

Airport taxes included in the price! First Minute discount 100 €  for reservations up to 60 days before departure or until capacity is filled at the First Minute price.

1. ZAGREB – ISTANBUL – KUALA LUMPUR

Meeting of passengers at Zagreb Airport with the tour leader two hours before the aircraft departure. Check-in and departure to Istanbul at 19:55 on flight TK1056 (Turkish Airlines). Arrival in Istanbul at 00:15, and continuation of the flight to Kuala Lumpur at 02:00 on flight TK60 (Turkish Airlines). Overnight flight with meals served on board.

2. KUALA LUMPUR

Arrival in Kuala Lumpur is scheduled for 17:20 local time. After customs and immigration formalities, welcome by a representative of the local agent and transfer by coach to the hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Check-in and accommodation at the hotel. Rest at the hotel and free evening for own programs and activities or a walk with the tour leader through the city center in the evening. Overnight.

3. KUALA LUMPUR – PUTRAJAYA – KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast we depart for a half-day sightseeing of Kuala Lumpur. This interesting tour will reveal the beauty and charm of old and new Kuala Lumpur, known as the “Garden City of Lights.” We will see the contrast of magnificent skyscrapers such as the Petronas Towers against colonial-era buildings. The city tour will take you to many attractions this beautiful city offers. We will see the Royal Palace, the National Mosque, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and Independence Square. Visit to the Kuala Lumpur Arch Gallery and the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple. Lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch we drive by coach to Putrajaya – a futuristic city that emphasizes the preservation of its ecosystem, covering nearly 5,000 hectares and is the new administrative center of Malaysia. The city is designed to provide an escape from the stressful and busy modern way of life and represents a modern and futuristic city in harmony with its natural environment. Putrajaya is a carefully planned city. We will drive around the city and view the Malaysian Government Complex, Putra Mosque, Cyberjaya – the smart city…. After the tour, return to Kuala Lumpur. Overnight.

4. KUALA LUMPUR – MALACCA – KUALA LUMPUR

Breakfast at the hotel, then we head to Malacca, a city located at the mouth of the river of the same name into the Malacca Strait. Malacca was one of the most important ports in Southeast Asia. The Portuguese, Dutch and British ruled it in the past and controlled the silk and spice trade. The rich multicultural heritage is visible in a unique mix of architectural styles. Sightseeing of the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, the Dutch Square and St. Paul’s Church from 1571. Walk along the picturesque Jonker Street, known for numerous antique shops. Lunch at a local restaurant. After the tour, return to Kuala Lumpur. Free evening. Overnight.

5. KUALA LUMPUR – BALI (UBUD)

After breakfast check-out from the hotel and organized transfer by coach to Kuala Lumpur airport. Check-in and departure for Bali (Indonesia). Upon arrival at Denpasar Airport (Bali) and completion of immigration and customs formalities, welcome by a representative of the local agent and transfer to a hotel in Ubud, in the central part of Bali, a town surrounded by beautiful nature and rice fields. Ubud still holds the title of a royal town and boasts ancient temples, palaces and warm-hearted residents. Check-in and accommodation at the hotel. Free time to rest at the hotel. Overnight.

6. UBUD – (full-day excursion BALI - MAGIC NORTH OF THE ISLAND)

Breakfast at the hotel. Today we go on a full-day excursion to the Magic North of Bali (duration approx. 9 hours). Visit the picturesque areas of Pupuan and Antosari, ideal for photographing unique rice fields. Continue through lush coffee, cocoa and fruit plantations to the northern coast of the island. Arrival at Lovina Beach covered with black sand. After lunch (not included) continue through mountainous areas offering magnificent views from about 1200 meters above sea level, passing by Lake Buyan and Tamblingan where habitats of many species of birds, trees and flowers that are not found elsewhere on the island are located. Stop in Bedugul where Lake Bratan and the floating Ulun Danu Temple dedicated to the goddess of water are located. This is followed by a visit to the local flower and fruit market which concludes the excursion. Return to the hotel in Ubud. Overnight.

7. UBUD – (full-day excursion BALI SWING – MONKEY FOREST – SURROUNDINGS OF UBUD)

After breakfast we depart for a full-day sightseeing of Ubud and its surroundings. The tour begins with a visit to Bali Swing, about a 20-minute drive from Ubud. This is one of the most desirable photo spots in the world. The Bali Swing park offers numerous photo opportunities, the most notable being about ten swings at heights of 10 to 70 meters where you can experience the freedom of swinging high above the trees and terraced rice fields. We then continue to the colorful Monkey Forest which the Balinese consider sacred and which covers an area of about 14 hectares. In the forest we will see over 700 playful monkeys living freely in their natural habitat. Then we go to Tegalalang – part of Bali with endless terraced rice fields characteristic of this equatorial climate with abundant rainfall throughout the year. Next is a visit to the holy water springs and the Tirta Empul temple from the 10th century – one of the most impressive and important temples for the Balinese. Tirta in Balinese means “holy water” used in most local ceremonies and rituals. The Balinese believe that the water has healing properties for body and soul. On the return to Ubud, to conclude the excursion we will stop at the Tegenungan waterfall, about 15 meters high, one of the most popular on the island. Return to the hotel. Free time. Overnight.

8. UBUD – NUSA DUA (BALI)

Breakfast at the hotel and free time until hotel check-out and departure by coach (around 12:00) to a hotel located in a protected lagoon on one of the most beautiful beaches of Nusa Dua on the southern coast of the island. Check-in and accommodation at the hotel. Free rest of the day for swimming, sunbathing, surfing, relaxing or independently exploring the island. Whether you relax on the beach or try surfing, don’t miss tasting local dishes! Mie Goreng is a popular dish combining red meat, white meat or seafood with various vegetables and noodles. For dessert, Pisang Goreng is a national favorite: fried bananas served with honey or sweet syrup with coconut or ice cream. Overnight.

9. NUSA DUA – (half-day shopping tour OLEH OLEH)

Breakfast at the hotel and free time to enjoy the beach or the pool. In the early afternoon we depart from the hotel and take you on an excursion created exclusively for shopping, since Bali itself is considered a small shopping paradise, and purchasing good quality local products and souvenirs is guaranteed by today’s shopping. Look for handmade souvenirs in Batubulan village known for its stone carving art or in Celuk village known for silver and gold production. Continuing the trip we will view artworks in Mas village and arrive in Ubud, known for its galleries and masterpieces of traditional and modern art. At the end we invite you to see the famous Kecak & Fire dance which is performed only in the evening. Return to the hotel. Overnight.

10. BALI – SINGAPORE

Breakfast. Free time until hotel check-out and transfer to Denpasar Airport. In the early afternoon departure by airplane to Singapore. Upon arrival in Singapore, welcome by the local agent and organized transfer to the hotel. Check-in and accommodation at the hotel. In the evening there is an option to join the tour leader for an orientation walk around the city. Overnight.

11. SINGAPORE

Breakfast. Next is a half-day sightseeing of Singapore, during which you can discover the history, culture and life of this multinational city. The tour starts in the “Little India” district, a maze of narrow colorful streets full of spice shops, saris and baskets. Then proceed to the harbor and Merlion Park from where there is a beautiful view of the bay and where the symbol of Singapore, the famous mythical Merlion statue (half fish half lion) and the Esplanade theatre are located. Drive through the financial district to Chinatown, which is also the colonial center of the city, and where the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore, Sri Mariamman Temple from 1821 is located. Before returning to the hotel, visit the Botanical Gardens which includes a fascinating park with over 25,000 orchids. Return to the hotel. Free evening for own programs and activities. Overnight.

12. SINGAPORE – ISTANBUL – ZAGREB

After breakfast check-out from the hotel and organized transfer to Singapore Airport. Upon arrival, check-in for the flight to Istanbul at 10:25 on flight TK209 (Turkish Airlines). Meals served during the flight. Arrival in Istanbul is scheduled for 17:15 local time, and continuation of travel to Zagreb at 18:50 on flight TK1055 (Turkish Airlines). Arrival in Zagreb is scheduled for 19:00 Croatian time.

Departure 10.11.2025:

After breakfast check-out from the hotel and free time in Singapore until the organized transfer to the airport in the evening. Upon arrival, check-in for the flight to Istanbul at 23:25 on flight TK55 (Turkish Airlines). Overnight flight with meals served on board. Arrival in Istanbul is scheduled for 06:05 local time (22.11.), and continuation of travel to Zagreb at 08:20 on flight TK1053 (Turkish Airlines). Arrival in Zagreb is scheduled for 08:30 Croatian time.

The price includes

• air transportation in economy class on the route Zagreb – Kuala Lumpur – Singapore – Zagreb
• air transportation in economy class on domestic flights Kuala Lumpur – Denpasar (Bali) – Singapore
• airline and security taxes
• 1 piece of checked baggage up to 23 kg and 1 piece of hand luggage which you may carry with you into the passenger cabin, maximum weight 8 kg and total dimensions up to 115 cm (55x40x20)
• accommodation in 4*/5* hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Bali and Singapore based on 10 nights with breakfast (3 nights in Kuala Lumpur, 5 nights in Bali and 2 nights in Singapore)
• sightseeing according to the travel program
• all transfers and transportation according to the program
• entrance fees to visited sites
• local guide in English
• tour leader in Croatian
• deposit and travel organization costs

The price does not include

• supplement for a single room: 940 €
• Mandatory Bali entry fee 8.79 € (150,000 IDR). Payment online before arrival to Bali via the link https://lovebali.baliprov.go.id/#)
• visa for Indonesia/Bali: 35 USD (payment on arrival at Denpasar Airport or online at the link https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/web/visa-selection)
• additional services and meals
• tips for local guides and drivers 50 USD (payment on site to the tour leader)
• travel cancellation insurance and travel health insurance (recommended)

Notes

VISAS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS

Malaysia: Citizens of the Republic of Croatia do not need a visa to enter Malaysia. The passport must contain at least one blank page and be valid for at least 6 months from the intended date of entry into Malaysia. To simplify immigration procedures, from 1.12.2023., travelers are required to complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival card (MDAC) at the website: https://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/mdac/main before arriving in Malaysia. For all visitors, this new rule should speed up and facilitate entry into Malaysia. If you need more information please see the site; www.imi.gov.my

 

Indonesia: Croatian citizens holding ordinary passports traveling for tourism need a visa for stays up to 30 days. The visa can be obtained on arrival at Denpasar Airport (Bali) or online at the link https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/web/visa-selection. The visa fee is 35 USD. The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Indonesia. Mandatory Bali entry fee 8.79 € (150,000 IDR). Payment online before arrival to Bali via the link https://lovebali.baliprov.go.id/#)

 

Singapore: Croatian citizens do not need a visa to enter the Republic of Singapore and stay up to 30 days, provided they hold a return ticket. The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry. To simplify immigration procedures, travelers are required to complete the Singapore Arrival Card (SG Arrival Card) at the website: https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard/fvipa before arriving in Singapore. Registration can be done at earliest 3 days before entry into the country, and at the latest on the day of entry. If you need more information please see the site; https://www.ica.gov.sg/

 

NOTES:

- The hotel category corresponds to the official hotel classification in Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore and is not comparable with the hotel classification of other countries.

- The passport must be valid for at least six months from the entry into the countries to be visited

- Please check travel safety information for individual countries at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs or on their website: www.mvep.hr

- In case of changes in the prices of costing elements by more than 1.5% the tour operator has the right to change the price of the arrangement.

- Invalid travel documents or visa denial resulting in cancellation of travel do not in any case oblige the tour operator and the organizer’s travel cancellation terms apply.

- The tour operator has the right to change the travel program as well as flight departure times (when required by circumstances before and during travel), but guarantees that the program will be carried out in full.

 

Minimum number of passengers required for the trip to take place: 15

Useful information about the destinations

MALAYSIA

Official name: Federation of Malaysia

Geographical location: Southeast Asia, on the coast of the South China Sea

Area: 329,847 km2

Population: about 28,335,000

Capital city: Kuala Lumpur, about 1,800,000 inhabitants

Language: Malay, English is also used

Religion: Muslims 53%, Buddhists 17%, Taoists 12%, Hindus 7%, Christians 6%

Time difference: +6 hours summer / +7 hours winter

Currency: Malaysian ringgit (MYR), 1 USD = about 3.18 MYR

Shopping: In larger cities shops usually open from 9:30 to 19:00, and shopping centers from 10:00 to 22:00, some even on Sundays. Popular souvenirs: wooden carvings, bamboo items, pearls, shells, clothing, batik, silk, gold and silver.

Clothing and footwear: We recommend light cotton clothing and comfortable, lightweight shoes. For highland areas and air-conditioned spaces we recommend a light sweater or jacket.

Food and drink: The food is diverse, due to the country’s multiethnic composition. From spicy Malay sambals and hot Indian curries to piquant Chinese specialties, the choice is large. Popular dish: satay – skewers of meat or fish with peanut and coconut milk sauce. Drink only bottled water. A popular beverage is tea with condensed sweet milk.

Electric voltage: 220V/240V (an adapter is required)

Vaccination: not required

Visa: not required

Mobile networks: T-Mobile, A1 and Telemach partners

Country calling code: +60

Climate: Tropical, with high daytime temperatures and high humidity and pleasantly mild evenings. The climate is influenced by monsoons. On the east of the peninsula and in Sabah and Sarawak the main rainy season lasts from November to February, and on the west coast in August and September. The average sea temperature is around 26°C.

 

Kuala Lumpur for Malaysia and its inhabitants is not just a capital - it is a monument to Malaysian ingenuity and determination. From a poor town it has grown into a 21st century metropolis and has significantly contributed to positioning Malaysia among the “Asian tigers”. What makes this city exceptionally charming is the blend of cultural differences visible at every step; mysterious temples and mosques can be viewed from the highest floors of skyscrapers. The fascinating cosmopolitan capital of Malaysia located in the heart of Southeast Asia captivates with its exotic mix of Western and Oriental architecture. Proud of the legendary Petronas towers – which are also the city’s symbol, luxury hotels, top-notch shopping, numerous impressive parks and national monuments, Kuala Lumpur fully outlines the modern face of Southeast Asia. There are also excellent local restaurants that will satisfy all your gourmet whims. An indispensable destination on your trip to Asia!

 

BALI

Official name: Republic of Indonesia

State system: unitary republic with a presidential system

Capital city: Jakarta, about 10,075,310 inhabitants; Denpasar, the main center on Bali with about

897,300 inhabitants (according to the 2017 census).

International airport (BALI): Ngurah Rai, Denpasar (DPS)

Driving side: left-hand traffic.

Language: Indonesian or Bahasa Indonesia (official language), English, Dutch

Religion: Muslims 87.2%, Christians 9%, Hindus 1.8% (mostly on the island of Bali).

Time difference (BALI): Central European Time, +6 hours in summer, +7 hours in winter (Croatia 12:00 = Bali 18:00/19:00).

Currency: IDR (Indonesian rupiah); 1 IDR (symbol Rp) = 100 sen. Banknotes for Rp 100,000, 50,000, 20,000, 10,000, 5,000, 2,000, 1,000; coins are rarely used; 1 EUR = about 16,000 IDR.

Population: about 262,787,403; Bali about 4,225,000 inhabitants (according to the 2014 census).

Area: about 1,905,000 km2, Indonesia; 5,780 km2 Bali.

Geographical location: Southeast Asia, an archipelago between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean

Climate: equatorial, hot and humid climate with warm, humid days and pleasantly mild evenings; humidity can sometimes reach 90%. Daily air temperatures throughout the year 25-28°C, sea 26-29 °C. The dry season is from April to October, and the rainy season is from October to April.

Electric voltage: 230 V

Visa: for a tourist visit up to 30 days, a visa for Croatian citizens holding ordinary passports traveling for tourism is not required. For more information please visit: www.mvep.hr. We ask other travelers holding travel documents of other countries to check the information about required travel documents and visa regime of the country they will enter and transit through before traveling. Passengers are obliged to take care of valid travel documents and any required visas for entry into individual countries.

Health: Vaccination is not mandatory. We recommend that you obtain more detailed information before travel on the World Health Organization website (WHO, www.who.int) and collect notices about possible vaccinations before traveling abroad (HZJZ, http://www.hzjz.hr/). We also recommend taking a travel first aid kit containing medicines you regularly use as well as medicines for common problems that

occur during travel. We recommend purchasing travel insurance.

Telephone: The country calling code is 00 62. Mobile phone connections are good, all three mobile operators have roaming agreements. Please contact your mobile operator for more details.

Credit cards: generally accepted in larger city shops, hotels and restaurants (Visa, MasterCard). We recommend carrying enough cash, as you will often find yourself in situations where it will not be possible to pay by credit card or withdraw cash at ATMs.

Tips: service is sometimes included in the price, and sometimes not, so carefully check what is written on the bill. If you are very satisfied with the service, you may leave a small extra tip.

Clothing: we advise layered clothing, light cotton clothes, comfortable and light footwear. For stays in highland areas or in air-conditioned spaces, a light sweater or jacket is needed. Bring rain and sun protection regardless of the time of year you travel. In some hotels a proper dress code for dinner in the restaurant is required (long trousers for men, shirts with sleeves). We also recommend appropriate clothing for visits to religious sites (covered shoulders and long trousers).

Food and drink: varied and tasty; mainly based on rice, fish, seafood, meat, vegetables and spices: white and black pepper, coriander, cumin, clove, nutmeg, sesame seeds, kukui, garlic, onion, galangal (from the ginger family), turmeric, ginger, chilli peppers, palm sugar and fish paste. Popular dishes are: nasi goreng (fried rice with pieces of meat and vegetables, egg, seasoned with various spices, garlic, chilli, sweet soy sauce), satay (pieces of highly spiced meat or fish, roasted or grilled usually served with chilli and peanut sauce), warung mak beng (lemongrass and papaya soup with fried fish and a ball of rice), gado-gado (vegetable salad of raw or cooked vegetables topped with peanut sauce), ayam betutu (a dish with spiced chicken wrapped in banana leaves), tempe goreng (fried soy cake). The cuisine is rich in various tropical fruits. Popular drinks are coffee, tea, fresh coconut water and fresh fruit juices. Local beer: Bintang. European food offer is also varied. We recommend drinking only bottled water and avoiding ice in drinks.

Shopping: haggling is common. Souvenirs: wooden and stone carvings, silver items, silk paintings, art items, batik fabric, cosmetics, jewelry - traditional necklaces and bracelets, oils and spices, food, spices. Many shops operate from 8:00 to 20:00 on weekdays, from 9:00 to 15:00 on Saturdays, and shortened hours on Sundays.

Safe: Please store money, documents and other valuables in the hotel or room safe; the tour operator nor the hotel accept responsibility for stolen items.

Embassy: The Embassy of the Republic of Croatia is located in Jakarta, at Menara Mulia-Suite 2801, Jl. Gatot Subroto Kav. 9-11, Jakarta 12930, tel: 0062 21 525 7822, 525 76 11, e-mail: jakarta@mvep.hr, id.mvep.hr

 

SINGAPORE

LAWS IN FORCE IN SINGAPORE: cigarettes, e-cigarettes, e-pipes and their refills must not be brought into the country, spitting, littering and discarding cigarette butts is punishable, consuming food or drink on public transport, feeding pigeons, public drunkenness, appearing in a private residence undressed (visible from outside), import, sale or possession of chewing gum, etc. Smoking is legally permitted only in designated areas.

Official name: Republic of Singapore

Capital: Singapore.

Population: about 5.454 million inhabitants (2021)

Area: about 699.4 km².

Language: official languages are English, Chinese (Mandarin), Malay and Tamil (Indian).

Religion: Buddhists and Taoists (about 54%), Muslims (about 15%), Protestants (about 9%), Catholics (about 4%), Hindus (about 3%), according to the 2000 census.

Time difference: Central European Time +7, Croatia 12:00 = Singapore 19:00

Geographical location: a state at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, consisting of the main island of Singapore and 62 surrounding islets.

Climate: tropical with uniform temperatures and abundant rainfall. The average daily temperature ranges from 23.9 to 26.8 °C, and the maximum is 30.9 °C. Annual rainfall is 2345 mm; the most rain falls in the period November–January. High humidity, strong sun exposure. Frequent short showers.

Currency: The currency is the Singapore dollar (S$; SGD); 1 dollar = 100 cents. 1 USD is approx. 1.36 SGD / 1 EUR is approx. 1.50 SGD. For spending in Singapore it is necessary to always have local currency on hand. Credit cards are generally accepted in all restaurants and shops. ATMs are available and easily accessible.

Electric voltage: 220/230V.

Telephone: Country calling code is 00 65. Mobile phone connections are good, all three mobile operators have roaming agreements. Please contact your mobile operator for details.

Food and drink: Tap water is not drinkable, so we recommend drinking only bottled water. For washing when consuming fruit, also use bottled water. The best-known specialties are: roasted chicken with spiced rice, Laksa – rice noodles in coconut milk and curry, Char kway teow – noodles fried in sweet soy sauce. Dishes can be extremely spicy, so be sure to check before ordering food.

Clothing: lighter and breathable clothing, but be sure to pack warmer clothes and comfortable walking shoes. Bring an umbrella or raincoat, and for sun protection we recommend a cap, hat or scarf. There is no prescribed dress code, but considering the traditional population appropriate attire is desirable.

Driving: We do not recommend driving due to your safety in extremely heavy traffic conditions; rather rent a car with a driver.

Safety: Please take care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded places or on public transport. Please check travel safety information for individual countries at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, or on their website: www.mvep.hr.

Photography: Always ask before photographing any local residents.

Temples and other religious sites: Please observe the dress code when entering temples and other religious sites (long trousers or skirt, covered shoulders and décolletage). Also, shoes must be removed before entering temples.

Safe: Please store money, documents and other valuables in the hotel or room safe; the tour operator nor the hotel accept responsibility for stolen items.

Tips: tipping is not customary and/or expected in Singapore, but if you are satisfied with the service we certainly recommend showing appreciation with a tip.

Health: Vaccination is not mandatory. We recommend that you obtain more detailed information before travel on the World Health Organization website (WHO, www.who.int) and collect notices about possible vaccinations before traveling abroad (HZJZ, http://www.hzjz.hr/) and consult with your doctor. Be sure to bring and use strong mosquito repellents for tropical conditions (with DEET) due to the risk of malaria and dengue fever. Use sunscreen (SPF 30-50). In case of need for emergency medical assistance or fire brigade call 995, and police 999. Please consult your doctor about travel risks. We recommend purchasing travel health insurance (for accidents and illness during travel). We also recommend taking a travel first aid kit containing medicines you regularly use as well as medicines for common travel ailments. Due to strong sun, it is necessary to drink enough fluids

Supplement for a single room 940 €

Mandatory Bali entry fee 8.79 € (150,000 IDR). Payment online before arrival to Bali via the link https://lovebali.baliprov.go.id/#)

Price includes:

• air transportation in economy class on the route Zagreb – Kuala Lumpur – Singapore – Zagreb
• air transportation in economy class on domestic flights Kuala Lumpur – Denpasar (Bali) – Singapore
• airline and security taxes
• 1 piece of checked baggage up to 30 kg and 1 piece of hand luggage which you may carry with you into the passenger cabin, maximum weight 8 kg and total dimensions up to 115 cm (55x40x20)
• accommodation in 4*/5* hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Bali and Singapore based on 10 nights with breakfast (3 nights in Kuala Lumpur, 5 nights in Bali and 2 nights in Singapore)
• sightseeing according to the travel program
• all transfers and transportation according to the program
• entrance fees to visited sites
• local guide in English
• tour leader in Croatian
• deposit and travel organization costs