Things to do in Malacca

i spend 6 hours watching every shows and take a ride to monkey island and safari tour to watch lion, cheetah and malayan tiger. shows: my favorite is wild wild west show at 2.20 pm facilities: got many vendors selling food to feed animals, got many restaurant, toilets. Crowd is so big, they need install many more resting chair.

We enjoyed a pleasant day with the tour, Stephen, our guide did a prefect arrangement, and he shared quite a lot of history and culture of the Malay and Melaka with us on all those group visiting spots, meanwhile can still managed enough time of 2.5 hours for our own time of walking the old city. Pick up location at Starbucks of Time Square is easy to get to. The coach transfer is comfortable, everything is nice, and highly recommended.

Instant booking and confirmation. Went on 14th Aug, it was holiday in Melaka, so price was different. Got cheap deal via klook. Kids had so much fun. Paid RM15 for food feeding kit over the counter, to feed deer, porcupine, chicken and guinea pig. Then another RM5 for Horse feeding. It wasn't crowded by time we arrived aeound 2:30pm. There was kiosk inside selling fruits, snacks and drinks. Can spent at least 3 hours inside, no rush if it wasn't crowded.

experience: very good view from the top, can see melaka port, dataran pahlawan, muzium samudera and many more. price: for 7 mins ride, it can be lower

A beautiful performance hall, with a smooth ticket purchasing process. Seats are automatically assigned, and you can pick up your tickets directly upon arrival. You can also enjoy the scenic views of the Strait of Malacca nearby. The performance tells the history of Malacca, combining sound and light effects, dance artistry, and stage design. It's rich in storytelling and content, perfect for tourists who enjoy cultural and artistic activities!

Good activity right next to Ayer Keroh toll gate. Easy parking and got restaurants outside of the place.

Michelle is the absolute best! Thanks to her reassuring guidance, we had the most wonderful time in Malaysia! ​My husband and I barely speak any English, but she tried her best to explain everything in very simple, easy-to-understand English. On top of that, she was available on LINE, and used LINE's translation feature to explain the sights in great detail, so even Japanese travelers who can't speak English can enjoy sightseeing without any worries at all! ​She was super punctual with timing, taught us a lot about Malaysian culture, and even recommended a great, top-rated restaurant for the Nyonya cuisine we really wanted to try in Malacca. To top it all off, we are so deeply grateful that she took tons of wonderful photos and videos for us! ​We highly recommend Michelle from the bottom of our hearts!

In Melaka, swimming is not recommended at three beaches, so my family and I ended up going to Bayou Lagoon to play in the water, and it was a lot of fun. This was our family's first time swimming and playing in the water in Melaka. This water theme park is very lively; come and play at Bayou Lagoon.

actually took the photo and use your phone app to reverse. quite fun.