The Peninsula Journey.

• A private highlights drive with your private guide: Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Chinatown, Little India and the Civic District
• A relaxed lunch at a hawker centre or a restaurant of your choice, then a rest at the hotel
• A Marina Bay evening: the waterfront promenade, the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay and a signature dinner with skyline views, arranged for you

Meals: B · D · Overnight: Singapore

• A free day: choose Sentosa, Orchard Road shopping, Jewel Changi Airport, or a slow café-and-museum day
• Your designer can pre-book optional activities such as the Singapore Cable Car or the Night Safari
• An evening by the Singapore River or at Clarke Quay

Meals: B · Overnight: Singapore

• Private transfer to Changi Airport and a flight of about 1 hour to Kuala Lumpur (flight not included; arranged on request)
• Private airport transfer, check-in and a relaxed afternoon
• A Petronas evening: KLCC Park, the Petronas Twin Towers lit up after dark and a signature dinner with tower views, arranged for you

Meals: B · D · Overnight: Kuala Lumpur

• A full day with your private guide: Merdeka Square, the National Mosque, Chinatown and the Central Market
• Batu Caves with your guide, at a comfortable pace (272 steps, so a lighter swap is available)
• A free evening; your guide can suggest street-food stops or a rooftop bar

Meals: B · Overnight: Kuala Lumpur

• A morning drive with your private guide to Putrajaya: the pink-domed Putra Mosque and the lakeside boulevards
• A free afternoon for shopping at Pavilion KL, spa time or a long lunch
• Prefer a day trip to Genting Highlands instead? Your designer can arrange it

Meals: B · Overnight: Kuala Lumpur

• Private transfer to Kuala Lumpur Airport and a flight of about 2 hours to Bangkok (flight not included; arranged on request)
• Private airport transfer, check-in, then meet your personal guide in the afternoon
• A Chao Phraya river cruise at sunset, then a signature riverside dinner, arranged for you

Meals: B · D · Overnight: Bangkok

• A full day with your personal guide: the Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun, at an unhurried pace
• Afternoon at Jim Thompson House or the Siam shopping district, with your guide handling the logistics
• A free evening; your guide can suggest dinner spots or a rooftop bar

Meals: B · Overnight: Bangkok

• Private transfer to Pattaya, about 2 hours, with a comfort stop on the way
• Afternoon at Nong Nooch Tropical Garden or the Pattaya Floating Market, your choice
• A free evening by the sea

Meals: B · Overnight: Pattaya

• A speedboat to Koh Larn (Coral Island) for beach time, swimming and lunch
• Back at the hotel by mid-afternoon for a swim or an optional spa hour
• A signature farewell seafood dinner in Pattaya, arranged for you

Meals: B · L · D · Overnight: Pattaya

• Breakfast, then a private transfer from Pattaya to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), about 2 hours, timed with a generous buffer for your flight
• Departure, with your trip designer already planning the next one

Meals: B

Yes. Each country offers something different: Singapore is polished and easy, Kuala Lumpur combines skyline, food and culture at very good value, and Thailand adds temples, beaches and warmth. Flights from India to Singapore take roughly 4 to 6 hours, and the two short hops between countries take about 1 and 2 hours. Flying into Singapore and home from Bangkok saves a day of backtracking.

Three nights in Singapore, three in Kuala Lumpur, two in Bangkok and two in Pattaya, ten nights in total. If you prefer more time in one city, or an island stay in Thailand instead of Pattaya, your designer can reshape the split.

Indian passport holders need a visa for Singapore and must apply before travelling, as there is no visa on arrival. Malaysia is currently visa-free for Indian passport holders for tourism for up to 30 days, under an exemption announced to run until 31 December 2026, so your designer confirms the position for travel dates after that. Thailand is also currently visa-free for short tourist stays, with 30 days per entry under the rules revised in September 2026. Each country also needs a free digital arrival card, completed online within about three days before arrival: the SG Arrival Card, the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) and the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). Rules can change, so your designer confirms the latest requirements and guides you through the Singapore visa. Please wait for visa approval before buying non-refundable flights.

No. Prices are land-only. We can add flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and other Indian cities, plus the Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok flights, using an open-jaw ticket: into Singapore and home from Bangkok.

You take two short flights: about 1 hour from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and about 2 hours from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok, each with private transfers at both ends. The drive from Bangkok to Pattaya is about 2 hours by private car. There are no coaches, group transfers or long overland days.

Four dinners, one in each city, chosen and booked by your designer: a Marina Bay dinner with skyline views in Singapore, a dinner with Petronas Twin Towers views in Kuala Lumpur, a riverside dinner in Bangkok and a seafood dinner in Pattaya. Vegetarian and Jain options are arranged on request, and exact venues are confirmed before you travel.

In Singapore you spend the evening at Marina Bay, with the waterfront promenade, the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay and the skyline lit up. In Kuala Lumpur you spend the evening at KLCC, where the Petronas Twin Towers glow after dark beside KLCC Park. Observation deck tickets are optional and can be added.

November to February is the best window for Thailand. Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are warm and humid all year, with showers in most months, so carry a light umbrella. March to May is hotter in Thailand, and June to October brings monsoon rains, though showers are usually brief.

The 4★ tier gives comfortable, central hotels at excellent value. The 5★ tier typically adds larger rooms, better views, stronger service and premium locations such as Marina Bay in Singapore, KLCC in Kuala Lumpur and riverside or beachfront stays in Bangkok and Pattaya. Singapore rooms are generally compact, so many guests upgrade there.

Yes. Transfers are private, guides set the pace and hotels can provide family or connecting rooms. Children's pricing is available, and your designer can lighten any day, for example by swapping Batu Caves, which has 272 steps, for a gentler stop. We also offer a dedicated seniors' journey in Thailand at a slower pace.

Yes, on request. Indian, vegetarian and Jain food is easy to find in all four cities, including Little India in Singapore, Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur and Indian restaurants across Bangkok and Pattaya. Tell your designer about dietary needs when you enquire.

Yes. Your designer can drop a city, add nights, swap Pattaya for Phuket or Krabi, or build in an anniversary or family occasion. If you would prefer just two countries, ask about our seven-night Singapore and Thailand journey.