Malacca & Malaysia Day Trips from Singapore
Cross into Malaysia to historic Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage city of Dutch, Portuguese and Peranakan heritage, colourful streets and rich food, or to Kuala Lumpur with its Petronas Towers. A fascinating cross-border day trip from Singapore.
87 tour · prices per person, book with partner
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Malacca & Malaysia in Singapore — FAQ
What is Malacca known for?
Malacca is a UNESCO World Heritage city famed for its layered Portuguese, Dutch, British and Peranakan history, the red Dutch Square, Jonker Street and its delicious Nyonya cuisine.
How far is Malacca from Singapore?
Malacca is about 3–4 hours from Singapore by road across the border, so it’s a long full-day trip; some tours combine or substitute Kuala Lumpur.
Do you need a passport for Malaysia from Singapore?
Yes — crossing into Malaysia requires your passport for immigration at the border; the day trip includes the crossing, and Malaysia uses the ringgit.