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Malaysia is one of Asia’s richly exotic destinations with a wealth of attractions.
Kuala Lumpur (KL) boasts the Petronas Towers, affording a bird’s eye view of the capital dominated by mosques, colonial buildings and street markets. Or, escape to the Cameron Highlands where the climate and scenery is a welcome alternative to the city bustle.
A glaring contrast is the coastal city of Melacca, just a few hours south of KL where visitors are drawn to the well-preserved Portuguese and Dutch architecture. The Western part of Malaysia offers popular leisure spots such as Langkawi and Penang.
For an interesting road trip, take a drive along the east coast passing by the towns of Kuantan, Perhentian and Redang (s. Islands and Beaches of Pahang) . There are some great diving options to be found in the scenic Tioman Islands just a ferry ride off Mersing.
Setting your sights on greater heights? Mount Kinabalu near the resorts of Kota Kinabalu is a gently rising climb, its height almost at par with the Himalayas.

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France

Paris is the essence of all things French, a thriving city that demands to be experienced in every sense. From the Louvre to the Arc De Triumph and Notre Dame, wander the streets and become intoxicated by its unique culture.

Perhaps a beach getaway in Nice is more to your liking, or if you’re looking for a resort-style lifestyle, then escape to Biarritz on the south-west coast - renowned for its top European surfing.

Otherwise, tantalise your taste buds with wine from the Loire Valley and Bordeaux, or experience the gastronomic delights of Lyon.

South Africa

Table Mountain provides a spectacular backdrop to Cape Town. A diverse and vibrant city, its main waterfront and glorious beaches, closeness to the distinctive Stellenbosch wine district and easy access to the wonderful terrain and wildlife of Cape Point Nature Reserve make Cape Town an ideal destination.

Travelling east away from the city, the world-renowned Garden Route – incorporating the Western Cape - takes in mountain landscapes, coastal villages, lagoons, sand dunes...and more wilderness! A favourite all-year round, be sure to stay in Wilderness, George, Mossel Bay and, for something a little different, Oudtshoorn.

The Philippines

Its capital Manila is a thriving metropolis. Modern and colonial architecture intertwine, and combined with a vibrant market life and museums, celebrate the country’s unique culture.

If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle, escape to the spectacular rice terraces surrounding Banaue. Described as the eighth wonder of the world, these remarkable terraces were carved into the hillside over 2000 years ago.

Other destinations worth visiting include Boracay Island for its famous white beaches, the ‘chocolate hills’ of Bohol in the Visayas and the volcanic crater Lake Taal - southwest of Manila.

Not surprisingly, with over 7000 islands, the Philippines are perfect for diving and snorkelling. There are also wonderful hiking and trekking opportunities in the Quezon Province, or you can explore Palawan's Underground River, a long meandering network of caves in Sabang's Puerto Princesa Subterranean National Park.

Its capital Zagreb is an exciting culmination of Eastern and Western Europe. The city is renowned for it’s many baroque and gothic churches, and you can get fantastic views of the city from the Lotrscak Tower in the North-west.

Although Dubrovnik was heavily shelled in the early 1990s, the old town of Stari Grad has been restored to its historical marble-paved squares, steep cobbled streets and delightful architecture. However, the highlight of your visit will probably be the city’s fortified walls, built between the 13th and 16th centuries.

Or, visit Split, the largest Croatian city on the Adriatic coast. To the north-east, the ancient ruins of Solin lie amongst the vineyards – arguably the most interesting archaeological site in Croatia.

Traditionally an outdoors destination, Sweden’s giant lakes, beautiful forests, rugged countryside and scenic coastline are European treasures not to be missed.

It’s capital Stockholm is a progressive city, with its waterways, islands and parks adding to the spectacle. Easily explored on foot, appreciate the medieval lanes and streets of Gamla Stan or the many museums.

Goteborg and Malmö also beckon with urban delights. Malmö’s multicultural city is reflected in its cultural life. Contemporary art and opera abound, with green open spaces and pedestrian shopping areas - all within a 2 kilometre sand beach. Sweden’s second biggest city Goteborg is situated on the west coast with the sea and archipelago within easy reach.

There are also plenty of other great places to visit including the port of Visby, the island of Oland and the rugged countryside of Fulufjället.

Situated in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, the country is in full bloom with its many ruins and rocky foothills surrounded by lush fields of wildflowers.

Only 80km south of the Turkish coast, Cyprus is predominately Turkish in the north and Greek in the south. Its capital Nicosia is very relaxed, with its main interesting feature the old town which lies within 16th century Venetian walls. The city centre has plenty of restaurants, museums and art to keep you busy.

The International Airport is situated in Larnaca, arguably the modern gateway to Cyprus. Don’t miss its beautiful St Lazarus Church and Palm Tree Promenade. Just 40km west lie the picturesque villages of Lefkara and Ayia Napa.

Ayia Napa's nightlife is legendary, but it also plays host to a beautiful 16th century monastery and the breathtaking Cape Greco.

Interesting villages worth exploring include the whitewashed inland town of Paralimni and culturally rich Limassol on the south coast.

Universally renowned for its music and synonymous with Mozart, Austria also boasts plenty of Alpine winter sports, hiking and impressive architecture throughout its adoring cities.

The country’s capital Vienna is the focal point of Austria’s musical life, a showpiece city dominated by beautiful art nouveau facades. Spend some unforgettable days sightseeing, shopping or enjoying the museums and performances in spectacular concert halls.

A stunning town, Salzburg lies on the Salzach River with a delightful mountain backdrop. Near the border of Germany, its ‘old town’ features the medieval Hohensalzburg Fortress. Simply enjoy the Baroque extravaganza of churches, plazas, courtyards and fountains.

Get into the countryside and explore the Eisriesenwelt Caves - the largest accessible ice caves in the world. Open between May and early October, the immense caverns contain elaborate ice formations and frozen waterfalls.

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