Experience Malaysia like never before with the Genting Dream Cruise, which sails to Port Klang & Penang on its popular 3-night itinerary. Enjoy a fun and enriching day exploring Port Klang, the gateway to Kuala Lumpur’s iconic landmarks, local culture, and delicious Malaysian flavours. These shore excursions are thoughtfully designed to help guests experience the best of Malaysia in a single day.
All excursions can be easily booked onboard, and options may vary depending on the sailing. The experiences listed serve as a guide to what you may enjoy during your visit — the ship may offer additional sightseeing choices based on schedule and availability.
Make the most of your stop at Port Klang with exciting day tours to Kuala Lumpur. From iconic towers and cultural temples to food streets and modern malls, these curated excursions offer the best of Malaysia’s vibrant capital.
Create your own customised Kuala Lumpur adventure. Pick your preferred landmarks, neighbourhoods, temples, markets, or hidden spots — and explore at your own pace. You can even include a delicious local food tasting to enhance the experience.
Short on time? This efficient tour covers Kuala Lumpur’s major highlights — from modern skyscrapers and colonial heritage sites to bustling markets — along with a visit to the iconic and majestic Batu Caves.
Experience the perfect balance of culture, nature, and city vibes. Visit world-famous attractions such as the Petronas Twin Towers and explore the colourful Batu Caves, making this one of the most memorable tours of KL.
A must-do for food and shopping lovers! Kick off your tour at Jalan Imbi, known for its delicious street food and local eateries. End your adventure at the trendy Pavilion Mall for shopping, desserts, and souvenirs.
Discover the beauty of Putrajaya, Malaysia’s modern administrative capital. Explore the iconic Pink Mosque (Masjid Putra), picturesque bridges, lakeside parks, and architectural landmarks on this peaceful and scenic excursion.
Take a break from the city and visit Pulau Ketam, a charming fishing village built entirely on stilts. Walk through the peaceful coastal lanes and enjoy a fresh, flavor-packed seafood lunch prepared the local way.
Prefer exploring independently? This convenient return coach transfer takes you to key areas in Port Klang, where you’ll enjoy around 5 hours of free time for sightseeing, shopping, or dining at your own pace.
Discover KL’s most Instagram-worthy locations! Try famous kaya toast at ICC Pudu, explore the creative REXKL bookstore, pose at the colourful Kwai Chai Hong, and end with delicious treats at the popular Cocoa Boutique.
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Kuala Lumpur is approximately 45–60 minutes from Port Klang, depending on traffic and weather conditions.
Genting Dream usually docks at Port Klang Cruise Terminal, making it easy for guests to board buses and join shore excursions.
Top attractions include the Petronas Twin Towers, Batu Caves, Merdeka Square, Putrajaya, Little India Brickfields, and Pavilion Mall.
Yes. You can take an excursion bus, book a taxi, or arrange a private tour. However, traffic can be unpredictable, so follow the ship’s all-aboard time closely.
Yes, several tours include a visit to the iconic Batu Caves, known for its colourful staircase and impressive limestone temple cave.
The ship typically stops for 6–8 hours, giving travellers enough time to enjoy a Kuala Lumpur city tour or a relaxing local experience.
Yes, Kuala Lumpur is generally safe. Stick to tourist-friendly areas, avoid isolated spots, and be mindful of your belongings in crowded markets.
Light clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and hats are ideal. For temple visits (like Batu Caves), modest clothing is recommended.
Yes. Many food stops in KL offer halal-friendly dishes. Cruise-arranged tours usually inform guests of food options in advance.
Malaysia uses Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). Carry some cash for small vendors, while major malls accept international credit cards.