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Published on November 29, 2017


Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Image courtesy of Star Cruises.
 
Highlights

The Malacca Strait is a major waterway in Southeast Asia, historically a prize for local kingdoms and Western colonizers. The Strait’s importance will be brought to light on Star Cruises’ portfolio of itineraries that cruise through this important waterway, each cruise calling at several ports along the way:

Singapore – a hyper-modern city state with a history and culture rooted in British trade and inter-ethnic harmony between its Malay, Chinese, and Indian citizens. From the heritage buildings around the City Hall district to the futuristic architecture around Marina Bay; shopping centers around Orchard Road to the cheap food in hawker centers at almost every corner; Singapore offers surprising contrasts everywhere you turn.

Kuala Lumpur – accessible from Port Klang, Malaysia’s capital takes visitors on a dizzying spin through British-era old buildings, iconic architecture blending Western and Islamic design influences, and modern shopping and dining options for all budgets.

Malacca – A former Malay kingdom and trading post, Malacca was eventually fought over by the Portuguese, Dutch and British, each of whom left a mark on this unique destination. For the best of Malacca, explore its attractions situated around the old town – centered around the former Stadthuys and Christ Church, opposite Chinatown and Jonkers Street running through it.

Penang – The British took over this island in the Malacca Strait and transformed it into one of their finest trading ports in Southeast Asia. While the British Empire may have set, their influence remains in the buildings around George Town; the locals up the ante with amazing street food that draws eaters from all around Asia.

Langkawi – an island paradise granted World Geopark status by UNESCO, travelers will lose themselves in the natural grandeur of conservation areas like Machincang Cambrian Geoforest Park, Kilim Karst Geoforest Park and Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest park.
 
What You’ll Get

Enjoy 50% discount of cabin fare for the second passenger, with a minimum of two persons sharing in one cabin. Offer is applicable for selected two to three night cruises departing from Singapore to the jewels of Malacca Strait – Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Penang and Langkawi onboard SuperStar Gemini. Other special deals are also available onboard:

  •     Buy a pair of Castel Sparking wine at SGD50
  •     Get 50% off for 2nd services from Salon and Spa
  •     SGD50 for selected items at Hot Spot Duty Free

The promotion is only applicable for SuperStar Gemini on selected departures from 30 October 2016 to 25 October 2017:

  •     3-Night (Sun) Cruise (Singapore/ Penang – Langkawi – Singapore)
  •     3-Night (Sun) Cruise (Singapore – Penang – Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang) – Singapore)
  •     2-Night (Wed) Cruise (Singapore – Malacca – Singapore)
  •     2-Night (Wed) Cruise (Singapore – Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang) – Singapore)


Marina Bay, Singapore. Image courtesy of Star Cruises.

J
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