YTL Hotels Unveils the All-Inclusive Holiday Across Three Malaysian Resorts

YTL Hotels has unveiled new all-inclusive packages for its three flagship beach resorts in Malaysia: Pangkor Laut Resort, Tanjong Jara Resort, Gaya Island Resort. The all-inclusive packages draw on the company’s diverse portfolio to offer the chance to experience each property’s full offerings and amenities, exploring a private island retreat, the country’s East Coast, or the wild biodiversity of Borneo.

Located on the private island of Pangkor Laut, Pangkor Laut Resort’s package includes daily dining, signature jungle walks with resident naturalists, and educational talks at the Nature Conservation Centre. Guests can also begin the day with yoga or balancing exercises or work off breakfast with a game of tennis or pickleball. For the young and young at heart, the games room offers entertainment for all ages, complete with professional gaming desktops and a recording studio.

Tanjong Jara Resort offers a taste of the soul of the East Coast, its package including a stay with a complimentary breakfast alongside treasured moments including the gentle Sucimurni morning exercise, trekking through Jara Hill & Malay Herbal Garden, creating Terengganu handicrafts, and embracing the Kampung Sucimurni lifestyle. During this village experience, guests are immersed in traditional kampung games and music and may choose to opt for a complimentary shoulder massage.

Within the protected Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park off the coast of Borneo, Gaya Island Resort’s package includes dining experiences, the option to join guided nature walks with naturalists as they teach guests about the flora and fauna, hands-on coral propagation, and the chance to attend marine and wildlife conservation talks to learn about their hands-on efforts to save the local wildlife. Guests may witness a turtle’s return to the ocean or learn how rescued animals, including monkeys, are nursed back to health before being release back into the protected marine park. Additional offerings include yoga and meditation classes, movies under the stars, and traditional handicraft classes.