Malacca River Cruise
Malacca, Malaysia
Malacca is a small, but rich city that provides a fusion of culture, food, history and arts. Its colonial past is still clear in Dutch, Portuguese and English architecture. The Dutch revolves around the square and examine the fountains or Christ Church of Queen Victoria. Jump out of the city out of the city to a Malaysia cruise out of the city for a semi-panoramic view of the city in St. Paul Cathedral, a scary Portuguese cemetery home. Wander through gravstone and colleague in the past through ancient inscriptions. Malacca is the perfect place to step back on time, enjoying all the sorting of a modern city.
Malay
Currency AcceptedMalaysian Ringgit (MYR)
PENANG CRUISE
From $210/person
Pharaohs Maare
PENANG CRUISE
From $240/person
Pharaohs Maare
PENANG CRUISE
From $265/person
Pharaohs Maare
PENANG CRUISE
From $270/person
Pharaohs Maare
PENANG CRUISE
From $275/person
Pharaohs Maare
PENANG CRUISE
From $285/person
Pharaohs Maare
PENANG CRUISE
From $295/person
Pharaohs Maare
Things To Do in Malacca
Museum Musings
Baba Nonya Heritage Museum gave visitors a chance to see the first private museum in Malaysia. In 1896, the house is now decorated with amazing objects from all over the world. Traditionally, from China to England and Italian furniture to floor tiles, museums should see one. Be sure to join one of the free guided tourism to learn about the history of the residents of Malacca.
Paint the Town Red
Travel back on time and find your way for Dutch Square, which is the oldest Dutch building house in the east. Praise classic red buildings that have inspired the other name of the region, Red Square. Hold your camera and snap some pictures of vibrant buildings and colorful tridows that fill the popular tourist destination.
Ride the River
Relax your feet to detect malacca from the river and hop on a boat. It moves correctly through the center of the city and provides the right way to enjoy the picturesque views of historical sites such as traditional Malay villages and churches and museums from the comfort of its riverbot.
Local Cuisine
Malaysia's food will fall in love with meals with Mecca Malakka, serving some delicious Malaysian dishes. Cold in summer with cruise and sandol for Malaka, condensed milk with a dessert, gul debris syrup and Pandan are served with rice -shaped jelly. Or a chicken rice ball for a hawker stand, a signal dish to try the stand that can be found throughout the city.
Shopping
Walk on Jonkar Street to interact with the locals and take some souvenirs to bring back home after your holiday. For unique beauty products such as lotions and creams, step into natural good. If you are looking for corals, semics, beads and glasses, one type of jewelry for the best selection in Malaka, then the head in the design of which.