Your group will love discovering Malaysia through sport. This is a country of contrasts; from historic towns to high-rise urban metropolises and sandy beaches, Malaysia’s landscape is as diverse as its culture.
Take your students to the other side of the world for an unforgettable celebration of sport and diversity on your school sports tour to Malaysia. Many traditional school sports, like football, netball and rugby, are popular here, providing some great local opposition.
Those sports were all introduced by the British during the 19th century and continue to be played in Malaysia. And don’t worry, we won’t send you all that way without giving you plenty of opportunity to explore Malaysia’s incredible diversity. The harmonious clash of cultures (Malay, Chinese and Indian, as well as the colonial influence of the British, Dutch and Portuguese) is totally unique. And totally unforgettable.
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School Multisport Tour to Malaysia
School Rugby Tour to Malaysia
They love rugby in Malaysia and even invented rugby tens! Sevens and union are also a big deal here and the sport is extremely popular in schools.
£1815PP
School Football Tour to Malaysia
Football is the most popular sport here and the national team are one of the most successful in the region. You’ll have the opportunity to play against welcoming local
£1800PP
School Netball Tour to Malaysia
You’ll be blown away by the hospitality of your hosts, who will be keen to share their culture with you. Each friendly fixture will be followed by light refreshments
£1775PP
Extra Activities
Kuala Lumpur City Tour
The KL Half Day City tour is the best way to explore the city’s most important sightseeing attractions. The first stop on this excursion is Masjid Jamek – the oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur – which is set in a grove of palm trees.
Penang City Tour
Visit the Fort Cornwallis and the Street of Harmony, where you will experience Malaysia’s wonderful multiculturalism. Discover the importance of Penang’s Chinese community by visiting Khoo Khongsi, one of the largest Chinese clan houses in Penang. Khoo Khongsi consists of a complex of buildings including a temple, theatre and rowhouses. You’ll also visit Chew Jitty, the Chinese stilted community. Your final stop will be Wat Chayamankalaram, home to one of the world’s largest reclining Buddha.
Malacca City Tour
We start with a visit to St. Peter’s Church which was built in 1710, the oldest in the country that is still being used today.
Cheng Hoon Teng Temple
Malaysia’s oldest traditional Chinese temple is the recipient of a UNESCO award for outstanding architectural restoration and highlights the importance of the Chinese community in the historic city of Malacca.
Why Halsbury Sport?
Our sport specialists
Dan Morley
Sports Sales & Product Manager
Asha Loizou
Sports Tours Operations Manager
Millie Snow
Tour Coordinator
Maria Viedma
Tour Coordinator
Our dedicated team are here to help you design a tour that’s going to leave your group with lifelong memories. All experienced sports tour organisers, they’ll work closely with you to make sure your tour packs a real punch.