Hello Port Dickson!
Where else except Asia can you jump from tropical islands to mystical ruins to futuristic cities? You really can have it all in Asia, from the iconic wonders like Vietnam’s Halong Bay and China’s Great Wall, to the hidden treasures like the jungles of India and the landscapes of Indonesia. We’ll take care of all your Asia tour essentials, while you choose from our carefully selected optional experiences to tailor your dream Asia trip. Whether you want to cruise the lakes of Cambodia, explore the islands of Malaysia, or soak in an onsen in Japan, you’ll have the freedom to lose yourself in Asia, but always your way.
OUR FAVOURITE WAYS TO SEE PORT DICKSON
Essential Asia Bucket List Items
An Asia tour with Costsaver will have you falling in love with all the iconic sights, from the famous peak botanic gardens of Singapore
VISIT THE BOTANIC GARDENS OF SINGAPORE
Garden lovers...welcome to utopia. You’ll have 82 hectares of botanic beauty to explore when we take you on a sightseeing tour through these UNESCO-listed gardens. See if you can spot your favourite flowers - there are over 60,000 different species here to choose from - and be sure to check out the magical orchid garden, a real must-see in Asia.
LEARN ABOUT GROWING TEA IN CAMERON HIGHLANDS
Malaysia sightseeing doesn’t get much better than the Cameron Highlands, and we’ll take you on a dreamy journey through the green valleys, tea plantations and magical strawberry fields. Wander around a butterfly farm, see the painted murals of Perak Cave Temple, and stop for an afternoon tea of scones and local strawberry jam.
DISCOVER LITTLE INDIA & CHINATOWN
ou won’t know where to look first when we step onto the streets of Little India, and we’ll lead the charge through the lively streets lined with colourful buildings, unique spices and shops full of treasures. Meanwhile, ancient Chinatown is the place to go for traditional temples, historic buildings and mouthwatering markets filled with tasty treats.
WHAT TO EAT & DRINK IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA
Wondering what to eat and where to eat in Singapore? We’ve got you covered with all the hot tips on where to find the best Singapore food, from zesty curries to fresh seafood. We’ve got you covered with tips on where to find all the best Malaysian food, from sizzling satay to satisfying soups.
CHILLI CRAB
What would a trip to Singapore be without a big plate of chilli crab? Despite its name, this isn’t a super hot dish, and the crab is stir-fried in a thick tomato-and-chilli sauce that’s usually more sweet than spicy. Eating chilli crab is a delicious business, so roll up your sleeves, grab some crab crackers and a bib, and dig in!
KAYA TOAST
What to have an authentic breakfast on your Singapore trip? You can’t miss kaya toast, a dish of toasted bread filled with butter and kaya, a jam made from sugar, eggs, pandan leaves and coconut milk. It’s one of the country’s favourite dishes and the best news? You can find it almost everywhere.
BAK KUT TEK
The name of this dish literally translates to ‘Bone Meat Tea’, but it’s so much more delicious than it sounds. Think juicy pork ribs cooked in a hot herbal broth and served with a plate of steaming rice. Sound good? Get ready to fall in love!
Popular Destinations
Enjoy a tailor made holiday to Asia with our range of Optional Experiences. Choose from adventures like riding the scenic Langkawi Cable Car in Malaysia and heading to Singapore cruise or explore the famous Botanic Gardens, here are our favourite times to visit this incredible country.
HOW TO TRAVEL RESPONSIBLY IN PORT DICKSON ?
Dress modestly
Asia is a largely conservative continent and it's important to respect different cultures by covering your knees, shoulders and midriff, especially when visiting religious sites.
Ask before you snap
It’s easy to get snap-happy when travelling through Asia’s beautiful landscapes, but it’s important to always ask permission before taking photos of people.
Go plastic-free
Waste disposal is a huge problem for many countries in Asia. You can help out by using refillable bottles and bags to help do your part in limiting plastic use.
PACKING TIPS FOR PORT DICKSON
Light, long clothes
Most of Asia serves up a sunny tropical climate, so wear light, full-length clothes to protect yourself from the sun and respectfully visit religious sites while staying comfortable.
Sun protection & mosquito repellent
Don’t forget to stock up on SPF 30 or higher reef-safe sunscreen and a strong insect repellent, plus a hat and UV-protected sunglasses for your Asia tour.
Swimsuit
Whether you want to snorkel off the stunning beaches of Vietnam or soak in the soothing onsens of Japan, come prepared for plenty of watery adventures when you visit Asia.
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