The Berjaya Langkawi: Sophisticated luxury for Muslim travellers

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If Malaysia is part of your next halal friendly trip, then make sure to list down Langkawi’s Berjaya Resort. A beautifully designed beach resort that overflows with activities, restaurants and cuisines, splendid breathtaking views, and rustic at nature accommodation at its finest, the Berjaya Langkawi Resort is a must visit for Muslim travelers and families.

his resort offers services for all ages; families with children will enjoy the designated family and play areas. Couples can enjoy evening walks on the beach shore, or perhaps a wonder into the rainforest to explore the natural surroundings. Other recreational activities are available for those that want to keep out of the sun, just as water sports will keep you occupied in the warm sea waters. Delicious restaurants are ready to satisfy your cravings with the very best chefs waiting to whip up your favorite cuisine.

Though this resort is rather large and some guests may need to make use of the free shuttle, anyone staying at Langkawi’s Berjaya resort will enjoy the services, staff, and facilities.

From £1,299 per person

based on two people sharing

Includes

Return flights from London to Langkawi via Kuala Lumpur
7 nights at the 4* Berjaya Langkawi in a Rainforest Studio
Daily Breakfast
Return private transfers from the airport to the resort

Valid for travel from February to November (supplements may apply during Easter and in July and August).

Alternative dates are available throughout the year at a supplement. Prices subject to change and availability at the time of booking.

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If Malaysia is part of your next halal friendly trip, then make sure to list Langkawi’s Berjaya Resort. A beautifully designed beach resort that overflows with activities, restaurants and different cuisines, splendid breathtaking views, and luxury at its finest, the Berjaya Langkawi Resort is a must visit for Muslim travelers and families. Flight time from the UK : 12 hours direct flight to Kuala Lumpur and then a one hour flight to Langkawi

Local languages : Malaysian is the local language in Malaysia however English is widely understood and spoken to a conversational level.

Best time to visit : Malaysia has something to offer all year round. October to March tends to be slightly drier, but as they say in Malaysia, always carry an umbrella in case of a sharp shower!

Visa requirements (for British passport holders) : British passport holders don’t need a visa when travelling to Malaysia, and will normally be permitted to stay up to 30 days upon arrival.

Key Events and Festivals:

Hari Raya Aidilfitri – The Muslim Malay are the religion in Malaysia, therefore Hari Raya Aidilfitri remarks the most significant celebration festival.

Lantern Festival - Also called as Moon Cake Festival or Mid-autumn Festival, falls on 15th August in Chinese calendar. The festival celebrated by Chinese community with a beautiful folklore story. Sabah International Folklore Festival - A serial cultural carnival integration performances to launch in every year in the month of June and organised by the state government of Sabah, Malaysia.

Royal Langkawi International Regatta

F1 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix

Rainforest World Music Festival

Putrajaya Flower & Garden Festival (FLORIA)

Which airport will you fly into : Kuala Lumpur is the main gateway for international flights.

Must try food

Nasi lemak – also known as sticky rice, this originally breakfast dish consists of rice steamed in coconut milk, which imparts a creamy texture.

Laksa – a popular spicy noodle soup dish.

Rendang – normally served as chicken or beef, this dish is a spicy yet creamy and coconut-y dish served with steamed rice. It also has a sweet hint of flavor that keeps the spices from empowering the dish.

Must do experience:

Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur – Visit the world’s tallest twin towers for scenic views of Kuala Lumpur. Gaze down below from the 88-storey sky bridge that links the two towers together and enjoy breathtaking views from the superb viewing platform.

Kinabalu Park, Sabah - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kinabalu Park is home to Malaysia's highest mountain and one of Southeast Asia's highest peaks, Mount Kinabalu. Perfect for hikers and nature lovers looking to discover and explore the wonderland of ecological treasures, here you’ll enjoy thousands of plant and animal species, including a large number of endemic species.

World’s largest cave chamber, Mulu National Park, Sarawak – Step inside the world’s largest cave chambers and witness a unique rock formation with a silhouette that resembles the side profile of Abraham Lincoln, America's 16th President. The park is also home to various natural treasures.

Cameron Highlands - a cool escape from the heat of the city, and is also home to British colonial mansion houses and the tea plantations.

LEGOLAND and Hello Kitty Town – The perfect day out for the kids if you need to keep them entertained!