Sample Itineraries

Day 1-2: Arrival in Kuala Lumpur

• Arrive at Kuala Lumpur International Airport and transfer to your luxury hotel, the Mandarin Oriental. Unwind and enjoy the hotel's facilities.
• Explore the local culture in the city by visiting Jalan Alor, the city's famous food street.
• At night, head to Changkat Bukit Bintang, known for its vibrant nightlife, where you'll find various upscale bars and pubs.

Day 3-5: Penang

• Take a short flight from Kuala Lumpur to Penang. Stay at the Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa, located on Batu Ferringhi Beach.
• Explore the local culture in Georgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visit the Blue Mansion and take a Trishaw tour.
• Experience the vibrant nightlife at the upscale Soju Room and Three Sixty Revolving Restaurant and Rooftop Bar.

Day 6-7: Langkawi

• Take a short flight to Langkawi. Check into The St. Regis Langkawi, offering luxury beachfront accommodations.
• Enjoy lesser-known beaches like Tanjung Rhu and Pantai Tengah.
• For nightlife, enjoy beachfront bars like Kalut Bar N' Cafe on Cenang Beach and the upscale Sky Bridge Bar.

Day 8-9: Pangkor Laut Island

• Take a flight to Ipoh, then a ferry to Pangkor Laut Island. Check into the luxury Pangkor Laut Resort, which occupies the entire island.
• Experience the Emerald Bay beach and take part in the chef's kitchen experience for a deep dive into local cuisine.
• Enjoy the resort's nightlife offerings with sunset cruises and private dining experiences.

Day 10: Kuala Lumpur

• Return to Kuala Lumpur for your departure. Enjoy a relaxing day at the hotel or do some last-minute shopping.

Sure, here's a comprehensive weekend itinerary in London focusing on free historical sites, notable pubs, and budget-friendly transportation:

Day 1:

Morning:

• Start your day at the British Museum (free entry) where you can see the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies. The museum opens at 10 am. Take the Tube to Russell Square Station (Piccadilly Line) to reach the museum. The Tube is an economical and fast mode of transport in London.

Afternoon:

• Take a 20-minute walk or the Tube (Holborn Station to Charing Cross Station via Piccadilly Line and Northern Line) to Trafalgar Square. Visit the National Gallery (free entry) where you can admire works by Van Gogh, da Vinci, and more.
• After visiting the gallery, take a stroll down to the iconic Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Just across the bridge is the Southbank Centre Food Market (Friday to Sunday) where you can grab lunch. You'll find food vendors with a variety of inexpensive options.

Evening:

• Take the Tube (from Westminster to Green Park Station via Jubilee Line) and visit Buckingham Palace. From there, it's a short walk to St. James's Park, where you can relax.
• For dinner, visit the nearby historic pub, The Red Lion, frequented by politicians due to its proximity to the Houses of Parliament.

Day 2:

Morning:

• Take the Tube to Tower Hill Station (District Line or Circle Line) to visit the historical Tower of London. While there's a fee to enter the Tower, it's free to walk around the perimeter and take photos of this iconic fortress.
• Cross Tower Bridge and walk along the Thames to the Anchor Pub, a historic pub dating back to 1615.

Afternoon:

• Take a walk to the nearby Borough Market. Although not a historic site, it's a foodie's paradise with affordable food options.
• After lunch, walk to the nearby Southwark Cathedral (free entry, donations appreciated) and then to the Tate Modern (free entry) where you can see works by Warhol, Hockney, and Picasso.

Evening:

• Walk or take the Tube (from Southwark to Covent Garden Station via Jubilee Line and Piccadilly Line) to Covent Garden. Explore the area and have dinner at The Lamb and Flag, one of the oldest pubs in London, hidden away in a small alley.

Transportation Tip:For cheap travel, get an Oyster card or use a contactless card to pay for your Tube, bus, and tram fares. It's cheaper than buying a paper ticket every time. The fare is capped each day so you can travel as much as you like but only pay up to a certain amount.

This itinerary gives you a mix of historical sites, museums, iconic landmarks, and traditional pubs without breaking the bank. Always check the current opening hours and any travel updates before your visit

Day 1: Arrival in Tortola, Road Town

• Arrive in Road Town, the capital of the British Virgin Islands. It's a vibrant town that’s home to local markets and the historic J.R. O’Neal Botanic Gardens. At night, have dinner at The Dove, a renowned spot offering an innovative fusion of Asian and French cuisine.

Day 2: Sail from Tortola to Norman Island (about 10 miles)

• Set sail to Norman Island, rumored to be the inspiration behind Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island.' Explore the famous Caves, ideal for snorkeling, and dive at the Indians, a set of four rocky pinnacles teeming with marine life. Spend the night in The Bight, a protected bay, and have dinner on the boat or at Willy T’s, a famous floating bar and restaurant.

Day 3: Sail from Norman Island to Salt Island (about 7 miles)

• Sail to Salt Island, renowned for its historical significance in the BVI. Explore the wreckage of the RMS Rhone, a Royal Mail steam packet ship which sank during a hurricane in 1867 and is now a favorite among divers and snorkelers. Anchor for the night and prepare dinner onboard.

Day 4: Sail from Salt Island to Virgin Gorda (about 15 miles)

• Head towards Virgin Gorda, famous for the Baths, a stunning beach area filled with giant granite boulders creating unique pools and grottos. After exploring the Baths, anchor at the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor. For dinner, visit CocoMaya, a sophisticated spot offering Latin-Asian fusion cuisine with a beachfront view.

Day 5: Sail from Virgin Gorda to Anegada (about 15 miles)

• Set sail for Anegada, the only coral island in the BVI's volcanic chain. It's famous for miles of white sand beaches and the Horseshoe Reef, the third largest coral reef in the world. On land, flamingoes and unique rock iguanas are among the island’s diverse wildlife. For dinner, visit The Lobster Trap, famous for its Anegada Lobster.

Day 6: Sail from Anegada to Guana Island (about 20 miles)

• Sail back towards the main islands and moor at Guana Island. This private island boasts seven beautiful beaches and over 850 acres of tropical forest, mountains, hills, and valleys to explore. End the day with dinner either onboard or visit The Clubhouse at Guana Island, famous for its Caribbean cuisine prepared with locally grown ingredients.

Day 7: Sail from Guana Island to Tortola (about 10 miles)

• Sail back to Tortola. Spend your last day enjoying the sandy beaches of Cane Garden Bay or explore the local shops and markets of Road Town. For your last night, enjoy a Mediterranean feast at Brandywine Estate Restaurant, set in an elegant, old-world setting with panoramic views of Sir Francis Drake Channel.

Day 8: Departure from Tortola, Road Town

• Spend your morning preparing for departure. Visit any last-minute shops in Road Town before heading to the airport.

Day 1: Arrival in Las Vegas, Nevada

• Arrive in Las Vegas. Spend the evening exploring the famous Vegas Strip, enjoy dinner at a top-rated restaurant such as Picasso at Bellagio, known for its exquisite French and Spanish cuisine.

Day 2: Las Vegas to Zion National Park (163 miles via I-15 N)

• Morning departure for Zion National Park.
• Afternoon hike on The Narrows or Emerald Pools Trail.
• Dinner at Switchback Grille, offering upscale steak and seafood dishes.

Day 3: Zion National Park to Bryce Canyon National Park (72 miles via UT-9 E and US-89 S)

• Morning drive to Bryce Canyon.
• Afternoon hike on Navajo Loop and Queen's Garden trail.
• Dine at Stone Hearth Grille, known for its locally sourced ingredients.

Day 4: Bryce Canyon to Page, Arizona (150 miles via US-89 S)

• Morning departure for Page.
• Visit Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.
• Enjoy dinner at Big John's Texas BBQ, offering classic barbecue dishes.

Day 5: Page to Grand Canyon National Park (135 miles via AZ-64 W)

• Morning departure for Grand Canyon National Park.
• Visit Desert View Watchtower, then explore the South Rim.
• Dine at El Tovar Dining Room, located directly on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Day 6: Grand Canyon National Park to Sedona, Arizona (113 miles via I-17 S)

• Morning drive to Sedona.
• Afternoon visit to Chapel of the Holy Cross and Bell Rock.
• Enjoy dinner at Mariposa Latin Inspired Grill, offering Latin-inspired dishes and panoramic views.

Day 7: Sedona to Phoenix, Arizona (115 miles via I-17 S)

• Morning departure for Phoenix.
• Afternoon visit to Desert Botanical Garden or Heard Museum.
• Dine at Binkley's Restaurant, offering a multi-course dining experience with unique American cuisine.

Day 8: Departure from Phoenix, Arizona

• Enjoy a relaxed morning in Phoenix before heading to the airport for your departure.