Singapore and Malaysia Tour Packages from India
Each Singapore Malaysia tour package in our range combines Singapore's theme parks and gardens with Kuala Lumpur's towers, temples and the cool Genting Highlands, in one easy trip of 4 to 6 nights. Every package includes hotels in both countries, private airport transfers, sightseeing with entry tickets, and the express coach between the two cities, with a transfer to your hotel on arrival. Choose shared sightseeing for the best price, or a private tour for more comfort.
All Singapore Malaysia packages
Compare our Singapore and Malaysia packages
| Package | Duration | Route | Style | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore & Kuala Lumpur Budget Escape | 4N / 5D | Singapore 2N, KL 2N | Shared | Sentosa, Wings of Time, Petronas Towers, Genting SkyWorlds |
| Singapore Malaysia Private Family Escape | 4N / 5D | Singapore 2N, KL 2N | Private tours | Private city tours, Sentosa, Batu Caves, Genting day with dinner |
| Singapore & Malaysia Family Adventure | 6N / 7D | Singapore 3N, KL 3N | Mixed | Sentosa, Universal Studios, KL Tower, Batu Caves, Genting |
| KL, Genting, Sentosa & Universal Studios Getaway | 6N / 7D | KL 3N, Singapore 3N | Mixed | Starts in KL, ends with Sentosa and Universal Studios |
Why combine Singapore and Malaysia?
- Two countries, one easy trip: a 5 to 6 hour coach ride links the two cities, with no extra flight.
- Great contrast: Singapore's Universal Studios, Sentosa and Gardens by the Bay, then Kuala Lumpur's Petronas Twin Towers, the Hindu cave temple at Batu Caves and the cool Genting Highlands.
- Good value: hotels in Kuala Lumpur cost less than in Singapore, so a split stay often costs less than the same number of nights in Singapore alone.
- No Malaysia visa needed at present: Indian passport holders enter Malaysia visa-free for up to 30 days, under an exemption running until 31 December 2026.
Which Singapore Malaysia package is right for you?
Short on time (3 nights): we can shorten the Budget Escape or the Private Family Escape to three nights on request.
Best value (4 nights): the Budget Escape packs in Sentosa, the Petronas Towers and a Genting SkyWorlds day. For families who want a private car and guide, choose the Private Family Escape.
Complete family holiday (6 nights): the Family Adventure adds Universal Studios and KL Tower. If flights into Kuala Lumpur are cheaper from your city, the KL, Genting, Sentosa & Universal Studios Getaway runs in reverse and ends in Singapore.
A typical Singapore and Malaysia itinerary
- Singapore: arrive at Changi and transfer to your hotel; city tour, Sentosa with the cable car, luge and Wings of Time; Gardens by the Bay or Universal Studios.
- Coach day: morning express coach to Kuala Lumpur, with immigration at the border, and a transfer to your hotel.
- Kuala Lumpur: city tour with the Petronas Twin Towers, Merdeka Square and KL Tower; Batu Caves and Genting Highlands by cable car.
- Departure: private transfer to KLIA or KLIA2 (or Changi, on the reverse route).
Read our Kuala Lumpur, Genting and Batu Caves guide and Singapore to Kuala Lumpur by bus guide for more detail.
What does a Singapore Malaysia trip cost?
The cost depends on the number of nights, shared or private touring, hotel category and your travel dates. Shared-sightseeing packages are the most affordable, while private tours and 6-night trips with Universal Studios cost more. Flights are not included, which lets you fly into Singapore and out of Kuala Lumpur (or the reverse) at the best fares from your city. Send us your dates and we will quote the full trip, including flights and your Singapore visa.
Visas for Singapore and Malaysia
You need a Singapore visa, applied for online through an authorised agent, which we arrange; see our Singapore visa guide. For Malaysia, Indian passport holders currently need no visa for stays of up to 30 days until 31 December 2026, but must submit the free Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) before arrival. Remember the free SG Arrival Card for every arrival in Singapore.
Singapore Malaysia package from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru
Every Singapore Malaysia package on this page is a land package, so you can start from any Indian city. Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Kochi all have direct flights to Singapore, and many of the same cities fly direct to Kuala Lumpur, which makes it easy to book an open-jaw ticket: fly into one city and home from the other, with no backtracking.
From Chennai and Bengaluru, the flight to Singapore takes about four hours, and from Mumbai and Delhi about five and a half. Overnight flights are popular because you land in the morning and gain a full first day. Tell us your city and dates, and we will quote your Singapore and Malaysia tour package with flights, or as a land-only package if you prefer to book your own tickets.
For a Singapore Malaysia package from Delhi or a Singapore Malaysia package from Mumbai, an overnight flight to Singapore and a flight home from Kuala Lumpur usually works best: you land in the morning, start sightseeing on day one and never travel back to the city you started in.
For a Singapore Malaysia package from Delhi or a Singapore Malaysia package from Mumbai, an overnight flight to Singapore and a flight home from Kuala Lumpur usually works best: you land in the morning, start sightseeing on day one and never travel back to the city you started in. See our guide to the Singapore trip cost from India and the Malaysia trip cost from India.
Getting between Singapore and Malaysia: distance, coach and cruise
Singapore and Malaysia are neighbours, joined by two road links across the narrow Johor Strait. From Singapore to Kuala Lumpur it is about 350 km by road, about five to six hours by express coach including the border checks, or about an hour by air.
By coach
All our Singapore Malaysia packages travel between the two cities by comfortable express coach, with your ticket included. You leave the coach with your bags at the Singapore checkpoint and again on the Malaysian side, so keep passports handy and complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card before you travel. Read our full guide to Singapore to Kuala Lumpur by bus.
By cruise
Prefer to see Malaysia from the sea? Our Singapore with Genting Dream Cruise combines three nights in Singapore with a three-night cruise that, depending on the sailing, can call at Malaysian ports such as Penang, Port Klang for Kuala Lumpur, or Melaka.
Best time to visit Singapore and Malaysia
Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are warm all year, usually between about 25°C and 33°C, with short tropical showers, so there is no bad time to go. February to April and June to August are often a little drier, while November to January brings more rain in Singapore. Genting Highlands stays cool at around 15°C to 25°C whatever the month, so pack a light jacket.
Indian school holidays in May and June, Diwali, Christmas and New Year are the busiest times, with higher hotel rates, so book early for those dates. Festivals add colour to any trip: Deepavali lights up Little India in Singapore and Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur, and Chinese New Year fills both cities with lanterns. See our guides to the best time to visit Singapore and the best time to visit Malaysia.
Singapore Malaysia tour package for couples and honeymooners
We do not sell a separate honeymoon version of these trips, because the routes already suit couples: Singapore for Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and Sentosa, then Kuala Lumpur for the Petronas Towers at night and the cool air of Genting Highlands. Most couples choose one of two ways to do it.
Private and unhurried: the Singapore Malaysia Private Family Escape works just as well for two, with your own car and guide in both cities, so you set the pace. Best value: the Singapore & Kuala Lumpur Budget Escape uses shared tours and keeps the price low.
On request, and at extra cost, we can upgrade the hotels, add a night at Marina Bay, book the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark or a Singapore River cruise at sunset, or make Genting a stay instead of a day trip. Couples who want only Singapore can see our Romantic Singapore Escape. Tell us your dates and we will shape your Singapore Malaysia tour package for couples around them.
Frequently asked questions
How many days are needed for Singapore and Malaysia?
Six nights is ideal: three in Singapore and three in Kuala Lumpur. Four nights covers the highlights of both, and three nights gives you a quick taste.
How do you travel from Singapore to Malaysia on these packages?
By express coach between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, about 5 to 6 hours including the border, with transfers at both ends.
Do Indians need a visa for Malaysia?
Not at present. Indian passport holders can stay up to 30 days visa-free until 31 December 2026, and submit the free MDAC before arrival.
Is Genting Highlands included?
Yes, on the 4-night and 6-night packages, with a cable car ride. The Budget Escape also includes the Genting SkyWorlds theme park.
Are flights included?
No. You can fly into Singapore and out of Kuala Lumpur, or the reverse; we can quote flights on request.
Which Singapore Malaysia package is best for families?
The 6-night Singapore & Malaysia Family Adventure, which includes Universal Studios, Sentosa, KL Tower, Batu Caves and Genting.
Can I get a private Singapore Malaysia tour?
Yes. The Private Short Escape and Private Family Escape include private guided city tours in both countries.
What is the distance from Singapore to Malaysia?
Singapore borders Malaysia across the Johor Strait. From Singapore to Kuala Lumpur it is about 350 km by road: about five to six hours by express coach, including the border checks, or about one hour by air.
Can I book a Singapore Malaysia package from Chennai, Bengaluru or Mumbai?
Yes. Our Singapore Malaysia packages are land packages, so you can fly from any Indian city. We can quote flights from your city, including open-jaw tickets that fly into Singapore and home from Kuala Lumpur.
When is the best time to visit Singapore and Malaysia?
Both are warm all year. February to April and June to August are often a little drier, while November to January is wetter in Singapore. School holidays, Diwali and Christmas are the busiest and most expensive times.
Can I combine Singapore and Malaysia on a cruise?
Yes. Our Singapore with Genting Dream Cruise package adds a three-night cruise from Singapore that, depending on the sailing, can call at Malaysian ports such as Penang, Port Klang or Melaka.
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