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Introduction
Itinerary
Prices & what is included
Hotel information
Penang Extension
Grand Prix Ticket information
Circuit map
How to book
Package options:
- 4 night flight, hotel & ticket
package, from £1199pp, click here
- 7 night holiday; Kuala Lumpur & Penang, from £1665pp
Introduction
F1 in Malaysia is always an enticing prospect. It's always Summer in Malaysia,
and the 2012 Malaysian Grand Prix is a great excuse for a holiday. Idyllic
resorts are in abundance and after a hectic weekend's Grand Prix racing you can
fly away to a few days on a sunkissed beach, chill out and recharge the
batteries.
The F1 hotel in this package is centrally situated just minutes from the many
markets, shopping malls and the Twin Towers. With a strong Chinese, Indian and
British influence on its culture and cuisine you will find restaurants to suit
all tastes. Most visitors try the hawker stalls where for a few pence you can
sample delicious local delicacies. Track transfers are included and you can
spend as much time at the Sepang Grand Prix track as you wish.
Penang is a popular resort and only an hour's flight from Kuala Lumpur. The
beaches are clean and white, there are night markets for those extra bargain
buys and a huge choice of restaurants. Georgetown is worth a visit as are the
many temples around the island.
On both of these2012 Malaysian Grand Prix holidays alternative UK airports and
direct flights can be arranged for you. We can also tailor-make your ideal F1
holiday to Malaysia – beaches, the rainforest or tea plantations - we can take
you there.
The Malaysian Grand Prix 2012 is just a week after the
Australian Grand Prix - why not
combine the two races? Call us on 01543 258631 to discuss the options.
Example itinerary... 4 nights in Kuala Lumpur,
this can be extended and is flexible to suit your requirements
Wednesday 21 March - Fly from London Heathrow at 0755h, via Doha to Kuala
Lumpur.
Thursday 22 March - On arrival in Kuala Lumpur at 0845h you will be met
and taken to your hotel where accommodation is reserved for you for four nights.
Friday 23 March - At leisure to enjoy as you wish, to join us at the
circuit for first practice sessions or to take a half-day city sightseeing tour
followed by a free afternoon.
Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 March - Your coach will depart each morning for
Sepang Circuit and return at the end of each day’s events.
Monday 26 March - Depart after breakfast for the airport and your return
flight to London departing at 1020h. Arrival into Heathrow is scheduled for
2200h.
Example itinerary...3 Nights Kuala Lumpur & 4 Nights Penang
After the frenzy of the Grand Prix weekend in Kuala Lumpur take the short flight
to Penang where you can stretch out and do simply nothing for four wonderful
days.
Thursday 22 March - Fly from London Heathrow at 0755h, via Doha to Kuala
Lumpur.
Friday 23 March - On arrival in Kuala Lumpur at 0845h you will be met and
taken to your hotel where accommodation is reserved for you for three nights.
Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 March - Your coach will depart each morning for
Sepang Circuit and return at the end of each day’s events.
Monday 26 March - Depart after breakfast for the airport and your
lunchtime flight to Penang. On arrival you will be met and taken to the Holiday
Inn on Batu Ferringhi Beach where accommodation is reserved for you in a seaview
room for four nights.
Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 March - At leisure on Penang to enjoy as you
wish. Your hotel is beachfront and there are plenty of shops and restaurants
around the hotel as well as the night market. If you would like to do some
sightseeing around the island tours are available or you can hire a car and
guide and see the sights you choose in your own time.
Friday 30 March - Free until your mid-afternoon departure for the airport
for your flight to Kuala Lumpur, where you connect with your onward flight, via
Doha, to London Heathrow.
Saturday 31 March - Arrival at London Heathrow Airport is scheduled for
early morning.
Price details...
| Price per person
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Twin/Double
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Single Supplement
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Kuala Lumpur, 4 night package |
£1199 |
£170 |
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Kuala Lumpur & Penang |
£1665 |
£300 |
Hotel Istana, Kuala Lumpur * * * *
A modern and elegant hotel just 10 minutes walk from the Petronas Twin Towers
and close to the Bukit Bintang shopping area. All rooms have private bathroom,
air-conditioning and feature extra large windows overlooking the cityscape.
Facilities include a bar and two restaurants offering Asian, Malaysian and
International cusines. There is a well-equipped gym and an outdoor pool.
 Holiday Inn, Penang
Penang
is the most popular of Malaysia’s island resorts and just a one hour flight from
Kuala Lumpur. It was the first British trading post in the Far East and the
capital, Georgetown, is still a bustling city. There’s plenty to see here and,
if you are brave enough, you can take a trishaw ride around the streets with the
colourful pre-war shophouses. Elsewhere on the island you can visit butterfly
farms and botanical gardens, the Chinese pagoda, take a funicular to the top of
Fraser’s Hill and see one of the world’s longest reclining Buddha’s.
On Batu Ferringhi beach you can
slow down! Spend the daytime under a shady palm tree and sunsets here are
magnificent. As dusk falls sip a cocktail by the pool bar and plan your evening.
You can sample any number of cuisines in the many restaurants, buy your
souvenirs from the street market and there are late night bars and nightclubs if
you wish.
The hotel is not the biggest on
the beach but the service is personal, the gardens are beautiful and the open
air lobby lounge and coffee shop are excellent value. Bedrooms reserved for you
all have seaview.
Tailor Made Holidays...
There are so many wonderful
places to visit in Malaysia. You can spend a few days in the ancient rainforest,
look down from the tree-top canopy walkway, swim in fresh lakes and take guided
jungle walks. Fly down to Borneo to visit the orang utan sanctuary whilst
spending a few days at one of the excellent resort hotels. Melaka, the
birthplace of modern Malaysia, is a city rich in cultural heritage and very
colourful. In the Cameron Highlands tea plantations stretch for miles around and
you can take tea and buttered scones at a typically English inn. There’s so much
to see and do – and we can arrange it for you.
Grand Prix Tickets...Viewing from
all the stands at Sepang is excellent but particularly recommended is K on the
first corner. The stand is high and from the Platinum section you can see the
start/finish straight. Facilities are good along the mall and at the entrance
you will find a well stocked circuit shop for clothing and souvenirs, the trade
stands and exhibitions. There’s also a bar and restaurant and an ATM machine.
There are no child discounts for this race. Two day tickets are
valid for Saturday and Sunday. For entry to the track on Friday you will need a
three day ticket.
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Grandstand |
3 day ticket price |
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Each ticket is valid for all three days. |
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Main Grandstand North Upper Tier |
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Emerald |
£392 |
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Sapphire |
£392 |
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Main Grandstand North Lower Tier |
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Crystal |
£148 |
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Turquoise |
£125 |
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Jade |
£113 |
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Garnet |
£100 |
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Main Grandstand South Upper Tier |
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Topaz |
£100 |
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Main Grandstand South Lower Tier |
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Citrine |
£80 |
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First Corner Grandstand |
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K |
£90 |
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Please note prices are subject to change and should be used as a guide only.
Confirmed prices will be provided to you when you make a booking.
Circuit map...
How to book...
To reserve your places please call us on 0845 003 2213
or 01543 258631
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