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Ladies-only departures, sister rooming
Iftar with the group, tarawih nightly, and the easiest halal country on earth
Travelling in Ramadan is not a compromise if the trip is built for it. Malaysia is the easiest halal country on earth — halal is the default, bazaars open every afternoon and mosques fill at night — and we run this departure around the month rather than despite it: later starts, iftar with the group every evening, tarawih arranged nightly, and sightseeing in the hours that are actually pleasant when you are fasting.
The route as we actually run it — including the quiet days, which are there on purpose.
The Petronas Towers, the National Mosque and Istana Negara, with iftar at the Ramadan bazaar and tarawih arranged each night.
The old Straits port: the Kampung Kling Mosque, Jonker Street and the Peranakan quarter, with an easy daytime pace.
George Town's mosques and clan jetties, the Kapitan Keling Mosque, street food for iftar and a farewell dinner.
Malaysia is the easiest halal country on earth. Every included meal is halal, and the Ramadan bazaars give you more choice in the evening than a restaurant could.
Tarawih is arranged nightly at a mosque near the hotel, and all five prayers are built into the day rather than fitted around sightseeing.
Dates are guaranteed once four travellers are booked. Ask us about private departures on other dates.
No, but the trip is built around the rhythm of Ramadan — later starts, iftar together and evenings out after tarawih.
Ramadan dates move with the moon. We publish the departure window as soon as it is confirmed and hold places with a refundable deposit.