One of the most common problems cruise passengers face during the Kuala Lumpur cruise excursions is their limited time to explore one of the most diverse cities in Asia. The cruise ship’s port of call in Kuala Lumpur is situated in Port Klang, about a 1-hour drive by car from the cruise terminal to the city center. However, it takes much longer if traveling in a big group by coach. Therefore, to get a productive tour during the cruise excursions in Kuala Lumpur, tourists should hire a private tour guide service.

Kuala Lumpur Cruise Excursions Main Feature

Three undeniable reasons why cruise ship passengers should get a private organized tour during shore excursions in Kuala Lumpur.

Best Value for Money

Cheaper than a cruise-organized tour and saves up to 20% compared to online booking platforms such as Viator, Shore Excursions Group, and Get Your Guide.

Productive Tour

We start the tour immediately without the need to wait for another passenger. As a result, we beat the crowd, and we were able to see more attractions in Kuala Lumpur.

Flexible Itinerary

Besides getting the best tour itinerary, cruise passenger has complete control to stay longer or short at each site. Tourists can customize the itinerary suitable to their preference.

7 Best Kuala Lumpur Cruise Excursions Itinerary

As pioneer Malaysia private tour guides, we consistently review our Kuala Lumpur cruise excursions program to ensure our tour is worth every penny. The trip aims to show the best tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur, covering three primary races of Malaysia, Malay, Chinese and Indian.
Our tour program is fully customized to suit tourist preferences.

Linked resource: One Day Trip from Kuala Lumpur

Term and Condition

The cruise excursions itinerary below does not apply to the overnight cruise passenger because most attractions have operation time.
Estimated tour duration: 6 – 7 hours only.

National Palace

Istana Negara, or National Palace in English, is the official residence of the King of Malaysia. Here tourists will be given information about the uniqueness of the constitutional monarchy system used in Malaysia.

Batu Caves

Your Kuala Lumpur cruise excursions are incomplete if you are not visiting Batu Caves. Therefore, we include Baru Caves in our tour activities for you to enjoy the beautiful 400 million years old limestone caves and colorful temple. In addition, tourists have an opportunity to roam the ancient caves.

Kampung Baru

The British established the oldest Malay village in Kuala Lumpur in 1900. Since its establishment until today, not much has changed in Kampung Baru despite being surrounded by skyscrapers. Although the traditional houses here look old, the value of land they own is worth millions of ringgit.

kuala lumpur shore excursions — A view of KLCC Park from Traders Hotel

KLCC Park

Covering about 50 acres of area, Kuala Lumpur city center park combines the recreation area, children’s playground, jogging track, and other amenities functional as an urban sanctuary. A great place to take Petronas Twin Towers photos while enjoying lush greenery parks. Visiting Petronas Twin Towers require pre-booking ticket.

Brickfield Kuala Lumpur — Little India Brickfield in Kuala Lumpur City Center

Little India Brickfield

Brickfield has a fascinating history. In the beginning, the Chinese captain named Yap Ah Loy and Yap Kwan Seng, established Brickfield to be used as a brick production site. However, the opening of Bangsar as a Rubber plantation led to the influx of workers from India and Sri Lanka to Brickfield, exceeding the original population.

Kuala Lumpur attractions — The iconic Sultan Abdul Samad building

Indepedent Square

We are also doing a bit of a heritage tour covering the independent square and surrounding area where the history of Kuala Lumpur started. Here tourists can see a few beautiful heritage buildings built by the British administrator. Independence Square is where the last British flag was lowered at 12.01 am on 31 August 1957.

Central Market Kuala Lumpur — Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Central Market is a cultural heritage site with restored art deco facade offering shopping, eateries & an outdoor stage.

Central Market and China Town

Central Market and China Town will be our last stops during Kuala Lumpur shore excursions. An excellent place for cruise passengers to get local food or buy local souvenirs.

Tips For Cruise Passenger

The best place to exchange your currency is in Kuala Lumpur city such as Central Market. Cruise passengers will get better rates. Kindly ensure all foreign currency is new or in perfect condition. No crumpled, scribbled, or torn.
Most public toilet in Kuala Lumpur does not provide any toilet roll. Therefore, please bring your toilet roll or tissue during the tour unless tourists want to try their skill using water bidet spray.
Always wear a hat and sunscreen. Make sure you drink enough water.
Please bring your mobile phone during the tour.

Meeting Point

By default all the cruise ship will docking in Boustead cruise terminal, but duing peak season from October to January some of cruise might docking at others port such as Wesport or Northport. Tourist need to get the latest information from cruise management where their cruise will berth.

Bousted cruise terminal — Boustead Cruise Terminal

Boustead Cruise Terminal

Meeting point at arrive/departure hall. Look for you name on paging board.

North Port

Get a shuttle bus to the main gate and look for your name on the paging board.

Westport

Get a feeder bus to the main gate and look for your name on the paging board.