Costa Victoria Singapore,Malaysia, Singapore ITINERARY DATE PORT ARRIVAL DEPARTURE Day 1 Singapore - 2200 Day 2 Malacca 0800 1500 Day 3 Penang 0800 1400 Day 4 Singapore 1400 - AVAILABLE EXCURSIONS Malacca 00ZF LOCAL FLAVOURS OF MALACCA - For Asian Guests 00ZG SCENIC DRIVE & MALACCA BY RIVER - For Asian Guests 6291 HERITAGE TRAIL OF MALACCA 6292 CULTURE AND HISTORICAL MALACCA 6293 WALK THE DUTCH TRAIL 6294 MALACCA AND SURROUNDINGS Penang 6250 TYPICALLY PENANG 6252 GEORGETOWN AND SUBURBS 6254 ROUND THE ISLAND 6282 CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, TEA & SHOPPING MALL 6284 HERITAGE TOUR WITH LOCAL PRODUCT SHOPPING Singapore 00ZW BEHIND THE SCENE: TIGER BREWERY - Asian Market 00ZX MINDBOGGLING JOURNEY - Asian Market 00UA SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF SINGAPORE Costa Victoria - Singapore, Malaysia PAGE 1 PRINTED DOCUMENT 4/8/2017 PACIFIC ASIA Malacca LOCAL FLAVOURS OF MALACCA - For Asian Guests Description Did you know a bee has to visit 2 million flowers to produce 2.2 kg honey? The World's Bee Museum at Melaka would facilitate wider dissemination of knowledge about bee, honey and associated products. The museum was divided into different sections such as bee keeping, species of bees, bee habitat and traditional tools used for gathering honey. Visitors are able to try the fresh honey juice at the museum and also purchase honey and its by-products. Our next visit will be at Tan Kim Hock. Tan Kim Hock had very humble beginnings. In the early 1930s, he was seen peddling around town selling Dodol -- a soft candy made of, among others, coconut milk, rice starch, gula Melaka and some spices. After much perseverance, he set up a shop in 1939. Today, he has huge outlets in Malacca that sell more than 100 types of foodstuff. Much of the raw materials are grown in his estates and products are made in his own factories. Recently, he built a complex and a huge sales centre catering to tourists in order to concentrate his interests. In addition, his products are being exported to countries in the region as well as in the West. You too will have the opportunity to see the making of Melaka's famous, pineapple tart and browse around the shop to purchase these pineapple tarts or other local produce of Melaka. Finally you will visit Jonker Walk. Some people might perceive it as nothing more than a straight and narrow street. However, once you stepped into the entrance of the street, you will be amazed by what you see in each and every distinct shop. Along the street, you will have the privilege to taste specialize flavours of Peranakan whereby the descendants of Chinese immigrants who develops the culture that includes Nyonya (named after the Peranakan ladies). Space is limited, so please reserve early. The order of the visits may vary. INFORMATIONS Code Duration Level Adult price Child price 00ZF 4 1/2 Hours approximately Easy $44.00 $33.00 Type Cultural Malacca SCENIC DRIVE & MALACCA BY RIVER - For Asian Guests Description Our first photo stop today will be Porta de Santiago which was built by the Portuguese in 1511 as a fortress. It sustained severe structural damage during the Dutch invasion and, when the British took over Malacca, they set out to destroy it. Timely intervention by Sir Stamford Raffles, in 1808, preserved the remains you will see today. Next is Straits Mosque, from where you can admire the fascinating view of Malacca's bay. Head to the city via Bukit CinaChinese Hill. This was the official settlement area of the entourage that arrived with the Chinese Princess Hang Li Po and remained here until the Portuguese occupation in 1511. Today, Bukit Cina is believed to hold one of the largest Chinese cemeteries outside China, with many of the tombs dating back to the Ming Dynasty. At the city center, you will visit Dutch Square. The Stadthuys, built in 1650, was the official residence of the Dutch Governors. It is one Costa Victoria - Singapore, Malaysia PAGE 2 PRINTED DOCUMENT 4/8/2017 PACIFIC ASIA of the major landmarks in Malacca and is believed to be the oldest Dutch building in the East. Originally white, it was later painted a striking salmon red color to match the nearby Christ Church. Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee fountain (1904) dominates the area. Another significant icon sits on Dutch Squarethe Red Clock Tower. It was built in 1886 in honor of a generous Chinese tycoon named Tan Beng Swee. Take some free time for souvenir shopping among an astonishing range of bric-à-brac. The Melaka River Cruise is 45min boat ride on Sungai Melaka with audio commentary. The cruise offers new perspectives of the historical city centre, Chinatown, Kampong Morten and other places in Melaka. The River is where the town began and it has played a key role in Melaka's colourful history. Taking a river cruise is like seeing Melaka from the back door. In recent years it has had a major facelift. Yes, there has been a lot of new development but at the same time an effort has been made to preserve many of the historic buildings and bridges along the river. Even the newer buildings have been painted with colourful murals depicting different aspects of Malacca's rich history and culture. The Menara Taming Sari whereby from a height of 80 metres, the ride offers you a spectacular and panoramic view of Melaka UNESCO World Heritage City and a far with a host of interesting sights such as St.Paul's Hill, Independence Memorial Building, Samudra Museum and the ship, Flor De La Mar, Dataran Pahlawan, Pulau Selat Mosque, Pulau Besar and the Straits of Melaka. Take a ride and make your visit to historical Melaka, a truly joyous and memorable one Space is limited, so please reserve early. INFORMATIONS Code Duration Level Adult price Child price 00ZG 4 Hours approximately Easy $54.00 $40.50 Type Sightseeing Cultural Malacca HERITAGE TRAIL OF MALACCA Description This is a city with a glorious past hidden behind each façade of the centuries-old buildings. The history of Malaysia is said to have begun in Malacca. It was a great seaport where the Portuguese, Dutch and British took turns to rule. Malacca is undoubtedly the wealthiest when it comes to history, culture and cuisine. Every step you take down the narrow winding streets, you will find a piece of historical treasure waiting to be discovered or an enchanting story waiting to be told. Let's take a stroll down memory lane because here is where it all began ... You will visit to the Stadthuys (outside visit only) - built as the official residence for the Dutch governors and their officers. It's an excellent example of Dutch architecture of that era. Porta de Santiago was built by the Portuguese in 1511 as a fortress and, during the Dutch invasion, it sustained severe structural damage. When the British took over Malacca, they set out to destroy it but the timely intervention by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1808 saved what remains of it today. The Portuguese built St. Paul's Church - originally named "Our Lady of the Hill", and St. Francis Xavier was briefly buried here in 1553. Then the Dutch came and turned the chapel into a burial ground. Your next stop will be the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple - the oldest Chinese Temple in the country. You will go on to Kampong Morten to see a Malay Living Museum, the Villa Sentosa where tea and local cakes will be served. Final Stop You'll also head to the Old Town to visit the Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum, for an insight into the culture Costa Victoria - Singapore, Malaysia PAGE 3 PRINTED DOCUMENT 4/8/2017 PACIFIC ASIA originating from the intermarriage of local brides with Chinese immigrants. Please note: the order of the itinerary may vary. We suggest to bring a pair of socks with you. Space is limited, so please reserve early INFORMATIONS Code Duration Level Adult price Child price 6291 4 Hours approximately Moderate $59.00 $44.25 Type Sightseeing Cultural Most wanted Tasting Malacca CULTURE AND HISTORICAL MALACCA Description Your first stop will be at the State Mosque, Al Azim, which is approximately 2 kilometres away from Malacca. A great photo-stop as it was built using Sumatran architecture. Next you will drive to Mini Malaysia', a stupendous themed complex which enables visitors to view the traditional house styles of the 13 states of Malaysia. The complex displays authentic, life-size Malaysian houses, crafted by master builders. Each house has been furnished with corresponding elements, adding to the ambience of originality which captures the houses in their traditional setting. This complex has a built-up area of 5 hectors, and was officiated by the Prime Minister of Malaysia in 1986. You will have the opportunity to view the traditional houses located within the complex and also a traditional cultural ethnic performance from the state of Malacca, featuring Portuguese Baba Nyonya' dances- Next travel for Lunch via passing trough Bukit Cina, and as the name implies, Chinese Hill' was the official settlement of the entourage that arrived with Chinese Princess, Hang Li Po. The entourage stayed within this settlement until the Portuguese arrived in 1511. Today Bukit Cina is believed to house one of the largest Chinese cemeteries outside of China, with many of the tombs dating back to the Ming Dynasty. After lunch your next stop will be at the Cheng Hoon Teng temple, the oldest Chinese temple in the country. Your final visit will be to Porta de Santiago, built by the Portuguese in 1511 as a fortress, which, when the Dutch invaded sustained severe structural damage.