MALAYSIA HONEYMOONS

Currency: Ringgit

Best Time to go: Year round, although November to February brings rain to the East, whilst August does likewise for the West. Those interested in a Malaysia wedding or Mayalsia honeymoon may want to bear this in mind.

Best Beaches: Head East for Malaysia’s best beaches, with Penang and Lagkawi offering some of the country’s finest. If you’re wanting particular beaches to look out for, why not give Tanjung Bungah, Teluk Bahang or Batu Ferringhi a whirl.

For Activity Lovers: Tennis and golf are popular in Malaysia and there are plenty of opportunities to give them a go. But to get maximum out of the country, why not go trekking, snorkelling or diving - with beautiful scenery and fascinating marine life, it would be a shame not to.

Local Flavours: Malaysia seems to be at a bit of a crossroads in terms of cuisine, with inspirational dishes from China and India combining with traditional Malay flavours to create wonderfully tempting meals and diverse menus. Chicken Satay is a local speciality or why not join the locals and partake in a traditional buffet. Seafood is readily available and is also popular in Malaysia.