2025 World School Camp: DOUBLE ROOM (per person)

Ready to set off on your Malaysian adventure? Arrive at your departure airport, ready for a flight* to Kuala Lumpur. 

Land in Kuala Lumpur and transfer to the hotel. This federal capital and largest city in Malaysia embraces modernity with its skyscrapers whilst still retaining its most traditional customs and religions. It's known for its high-end restaurants, exquisite cuisine, British-colonial landmarks and a charming urban environment. Spend the day discovering the city at your leisure, or relaxing after your journey, admiring the sweeping skyline! Get some rest ready for tomorrow's exploration. Overnight stay in Kuala Lumpur.

* If either your outbound or inbound flights depart in the early hours (before 4:00 a.m.) you must arrive at the airport the night before the indicated departure day.

Breakfast at the hotel. Depart for a half-day Kuala Lumpur city sightseeing. Discover Kuala Lumpur the capital City of Malaysia also frequently known as the garden city. With a captivating mixture of multi-storey buildings, skyscrapers and historical sites amidst lush greenery, KL is one of the most interesting and fascinating City in South East Asia. This intriguing tour will unveil the beauty and charm of the old and new Kuala Lumpur in the contrast between magnificent skyscrapers against buildings of the colonial days. Return to hotel after tour. The rest of the day is at leisure.

Tour Highlights:

• Petronas Twin Towers (Photo stop) • Batik Center • Chocolate Boutique • King's Palace (Photo stop) • National Monument (photo stop) • National Museum • National Mosque (drive pass) • Sultan Abdul Samad Building & Merdeka Square

Breakfast at the hotel. Today, embark on a delightful tour of the rural scenery of Kuala Lumpur. Visit a pewter-ware demonstration centre and Batik factory to learn about this traditional crafts before heading to the famous Batu Caves where you can climb the 272 multi-coloured steps to the iconic cave temple! The rest of the day is at your leisure to get stuck into fast-paced Kuala Lumpur life at Bukit Bintang, filled with high-end malls and charming street food stalls. Alternatively, indulge in a cocktail with a view at the famous rooftop bar in the Petronas Towers for an unforgettable slice of luxury. Overnight stay in Kuala Lumpur.

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport for a flight to Kuching, the gateway to the jungles of Borneo. Arrive in Kuching and transfer to the hotel, spending the rest of the day relaxing of exploring this romantic city, filled with galleries, museums and charming narrow streets selling local wares. Overnight stay in Kuching.

After a hearty breakfast, embark on a city tour of Kuching. Admire Fort Margherita from the waterfront and discover a number of historical buildings such as the City Hall, Colonial Courthouse and General Post Office for a glimpse into Kuching's fascinating past. One of the highlights of the tour is Tua Pek Kong Temple, the oldest Chinese temple in Kuching and the Urang Sarawak exhibition, located in the Sarawak Museum. Watch local life as you pass through different Malay villages and fall for the charms of colorful India Street. Stroll along the waterfront of the Sarawak River, a hive of activity. Foodies will be in heaven with a gastronomic adventure on Kuching Street where you can taste Sarawak Laksa, a favourite of the late Anthony Bourdain. Cool off with an ice-coffee and speciality dishes of the Foo Chow Chinese community. After a busy day of sightseeing, the rest of the afternoon is free at your leisure. Why not sit in one of the river-side cafes and watch the world go by? Overnight stay in Kuching.

Get ready for an unforgettable day of adventure with breakfast at the hotel. It's time to head deeper into this mysterious island of orangutans and come face-to-face with these famous inhabitants of Borneo! Set off to Semenggoh Orangutan Rehabilitation Center, a natural sanctuary for orphaned or rescued Orangutans who are taught how to survive on their own in the jungle. Walk along different trails and spot these beautiful creatures in their semi-wild environment. You'll enjoy feeding time as much as the Orangutans as you see them play and interact with each other. Be amazed by how similar they are the humans, after all, they are known as the 'men of the jungle'! If the weather allows it, join a Sarawak river sunset cruise and enjoy the golden hour views over the colourful waterfront villas. Return to Kuching and spend the remainder of the day relaxing. Overnight stay in Kuching.

Breakfast at the hotel before enjoying a day at your leisure to experience Kuching your own way! Culture vultures can explore the numerous museums and galleries, whilst foodies can sample the flavours of Malaysia in the local street food markets. If you happen to be a cat-lover, don't miss out on the quirky Kuching Cat Museum, dedicated to our feline friends! We recommend an optional excursion to Bako National Park.* Overnight stay in Kuching.

* Optional Excursion to Bako National Park: Set off in the morning to Malaysia's oldest national park, located in the mysterious Sarawak forest. Explore Mangrove Groves, home to Proboscis Monkeys, long-tailed Macaques, Silver Leaf Monkeys and Bearded Pigs. Explore the idyllic environment and enjoy an included lunch. 

Please note: the optional tour to Bako National Park is subject to weather conditions. Bad weather and rough sea conditions are more likely between November and February, but it is possible the tour will be replaced by a trip to the Gunung Gading National Park at any time of year if the weather conditions are unsuitable.

Tuck into breakfast at the hotel. Head north, out of the city into the verdant rainforest and untouched countryside of the Sarawak region. Here you can discover the fascinating Sarawak Cultural Village, a unique, award-winning living museum offering an excellent introduction to local cultures and lifestyles. It is located at the foothill of the legendary Mount Santubong on the South China Sea, so the perfect location for a memorable day... and lots of photos! Here, communities live and work in the village, creating handicrafts and traditional meals for visitors. Observe the lifestyle, arts, crafts and music of 7 major cultures of Sarawak and enjoy a fascinating dance performance at the village theatre. In the afternoon you have free time and the opportunity to enjoy an optional cruise* in the area to see different animals.

Continue towards the coast until you reach Damai Beach, a natural paradise of sandy beaches and rainforest. Check-in at the hotel and begin your laid-back stay on the coast. Overnight stay in Damai Beach.

* Santubong cruise and animal sighting: a relaxing cruise along the mouth of the Santubong River during which it is possible to see dolphins and the curious snub-nosed monkey.

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and enjoy a day at your leisure in gorgeous Damai Beach. Take a refreshing dip in the pool, treat yourself to an indulgent massage or laze on the beach, admiring the landscape and enjoying a well-deserved moment of bliss. What could be better than sipping on a tropical cocktail watching the sunset? We recommend an optional day trip to Satang Island.* Overnight stay in Damai.

* Optional Satang Island Day Trip: Enjoy a day exploring Satang Island by boat. This Sarawak National Park is known for its amazing marine life. Spend the day enjoying the different islands and swimming and snorkelling in the clear water. Lunch included.

Please note: the optional tour to Satang Island Day Trip is only available from mid of April to October.

Set yourself up for the day with a delicious breakfast before transferring to Kuching airport for a flight back to Kuala Lumpur. Arrive in Kuala Lumpur and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure, doing some last-minute shopping, doing some sightseeing or taking some time to relax before your journey home. Overnight stay in Kuala Lumpur. 

Breakfast* at the hotel. Head to the airport for a flight back home**.

* Depending on your flight departure time you might not be able to enjoy the included breakfast. 

** Depending on your choice of flight, you may arrive the next day or two days later.

Suggested activity for day 7 in Bako National Park

Visit the oldest park in Malaysia to admire the environment, the ecosystems of this natural jewel of Borneo and explore the mangroves that are home to snub-nosed monkeys, long-tailed macaques and lemurs.

What's included: Transfer to and from the hotel, entrance fees and lunch.

Not included: Pick-up from outlying points or hotels (subject to surcharge).

Duration 07:00h Approx. Pick up time: 08:30 Approx

Physical rating:

Moderate

You will be required to walk short distances and climb some steps. Time will be spent both standing and sitting down.

Trips between November and February may have to replace this activity with a visit to Gunung Gading National Park in case of bad weather.

Suggested activity for day 8 in Kuching

We set sail for the mouth of the Santubong River and along the way we may spot dolphins and look out over the mangroves for the curious snub-nosed monkey. On the way back we will see fireflies and crocodiles as it gets dark.

What's included: Return transfers, boat cruise, refreshments and English speaking guide.

Not included: Insurance not included. Purchase a travel insurance before travelling is recomended.

Duration 03:30h Approx. Pick up time: 16:00 Approx

Physical rating:

Active

You will be required to walk for a few hours on comfortable terrain.

In case of bad weather, the tour will be postponed or cancelled. All schedules are subject to change depending on road conditions, weather and tides. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Suggested activity for day 9 in Kuching

A day to enjoy the islands of Sarawak Park: Pulau Satang Besar and Pulau Satang Kecil. An ideal place to dive among the corals and see the marine life up close in the crystal clear waters.

What's included: Return transfers, boat expedition, entrance permits to the natural park, lunch and English-speaking guide.

Not included: Insurance and snorkelling equipment. Snorkeling equipment rental typically costs RM20–RM30 per person, but fees may vary. Payment is usually in cash, so we recomend to bring cash on the trip.

Duration 06:00h Approx. Pick up time: 08:00 Approx

Physical rating:

Moderate

You will be required to walk short distances and climb some steps. Time will be spent both standing and sitting down.

This activity is only available during the dry season: between April and September.