35 Best Thing To Do In Melaka

If you are planning on a short vacation or weekend getaway, look no further than Melaka (Malacca). Being rich in both culture and history, this charming city has something for everyone. Plus, as a member of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Melaka is never lacking of wonderful Baba Nyonya cultural houses and historical heritage sites. 

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In addition, throughout the years of development, there are more and more new attractions mushrooming in Melaka. Besides just cafes, visitors can expect up-to-date tourism trends and youngsters’ creative favorites. For instance One Day Baba Nyonya Experience, Coffee Omakase, and Tufting Art Workshop.

Here, SGMY13TOUR rounds up a list of best things to do in Melaka. From visiting beautiful beaches to kids-friendly water parks and historical museums. Hope this blog can be a bookmark for your future Melaka trip plans.

Table of Contents:

Explore The Ruins Of Kota A Famosa & St. Paul’s Church

Admire the Red Buildings

Learn Melaka History In Heritage Museum

Hop On A Trip Cruise At Melaka River

Be The Little Nyonya For A Day

Savor Local Food & Peranakan Nyonya Delights

Cafe Hopping 

Pray & Worship In Local Temples

Immerse In Vibrant Culture of Melaka In Floating Mosque

Catch Panoramic View From Taming Sari Tower (Malacca Tower)

Sky-Walk Experience At The Shore Sky Tower

Turn Upside Down In The Upside Down House

Enjoy Refreshing Coconut Shake By Klebang Beach

Buy Antique & Local Confectioneries

Take Photo With Street Art Murals

Street Food Hunting In Jonker Street Night Market

Customize Your Own Cup Noodle In Mamee Jonker House

DIY Class and Tufting Fun In Workshop Studio

Watch 360-Degree Cultural Performances In Encore Melaka

Test Courage At Lost In Melaka Escape Rooms

Stop By Jaya Mata Malaysia Knife Gallery

Spot Dinosaurs In Zoo Melaka & Night Safari

Learn How Honey Is Made In Melaka Bee Gallery

Pet Some Reptiles in Malacca Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary 

See Aquatic Life In The Shore Oceanarium

Explore Tanjung Tuan Recreation Forest & Visit Cape Rachado

Check Out Flyboard & Kayaking In Tasik Ayer Keroh

Horse Riding in Batrisya Horse Stable & Riding Centre

Swing Through The Forest In SKYTREX Adventure Melaka

Splash The Heat Away At A’Famosa Water Theme Park

Meet Friendly Animals In A’Famosa Safari Wonderland

Practice Golf in A’Famosa Golf Resort

Brands Shopping In Freeport A’Famosa Outlet

Soak The Tiredness Away In Jasin Hot Spring 

Overnight In Great Staycations

1. Explore The Ruins Of Kota A Famosa & St. Paul’s Church

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Being on top of the travel list, Kota A Famosa is definitely a must go place in Melaka. Originally a Portuguese fortress built in 1512, it is one of the oldest surviving European buildings that remains in Southeast Asia today. Additionally, this highlight in Melaka history buff is now a perfect photo icon among history lovers and travelers. 

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In addition, the St. Paul Church is just within a walking distance from the Famosa Port. Moreover, built in 1521, it is a timeless testament to Malacca’s diverse cultural heritage. And it stands today as a part of Malacca Museum Complex. Tracing how the church plays a central role in spreading the religious landscape. 

2. Admire the Red Buildings

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The Melaka Dutch Square is surely one of the must visit spots of this charming historical city. Featuring collections of picturesquare, red-colonial Dutch buildings that were built between 1660 to 1770. It is absolutely an iconic sight that represents that you have been to Melaka.

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Besides, it is also an all-in-one tourism attraction for tourists to visit as the area gathers several popular Melaka attractions in the same spot! For instance, the signature oldest-existing Dutch building in the East – the Stadthuys, Red Christ Church, Malacca Clock Tower, Victoria Fontain, and Red Square. Moreover, whenever you feel tired of exploring the buildings, hop on to any of the colorful trishwas to continue the city tour!

3. Learn Melaka History In Heritage Museum

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Located on Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lok, here hides the Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum. This preserved two-story Peranakan Mansion of the wealthy Chan family built in 1861 is now run by their descendants. Inside the mansion, they showcase the lavish Baba-Nyonya lifestyle during the good old days. Plus, highlighting each careful detail like gold leaf carvings, it adds a palatial ambiance to the antique rooms.

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The heritage house museum icon is most probably the Staircase. Besides leading the residents from the airwell to the private residential section upstairs. This gorgeous centerpiece staircase boasts beautiful gilt railing weapons of the Eight Immortals of Daoist mythology too. Additionally, on the upper floor is the Wedding Room, where all wedding garments and  accessories are kept in glass cases.

4. Hop On A Trip Cruise At Melaka River

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Follow by making your way to the Melaka River that runs through the bustling city! This ‘Vernice Of The East’ in olden days plays an extremely important role in Malacca’s rich history. Back in the 1500s, this signature river welcomed traders from all over the world to share goods trading and to exchange cultural messages from their country. 

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Today, this Melaka icon still remains with many little buildings from the past. Besides splashing with colorful street art, these buildings also act as a good cafe, restaurant, grocery stores, and even home stays. For something special, hop on to a River Cruise from the old River Cruise Jeti Quayside to see a different perspective of this scenic river. Or, simply spend some time relaxingly strolling down the banks.

5. Be The Little Nyonya For A Day

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Immerse in ‘cosplaying’ a Little Nyonya for a day while you are visiting Melaka! Luckily in Melaka, there are lots of shops around Jonker Street that offer an ultimate traditional costume experience. Here, visitors can opt for Nyonya Kebaya, Batik Shirt, or even Saree in a variety of styles and colors. In addition, expert stylists and photographers are available upon booking too!

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Moreover, it is fun to dress in this traditional costume and walk around Chinatown or Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum. Plus, these opulent furniture and buildings of beautifully-preserved Peranakan Mansions are absolutely a great backdrop for photos! Besides, it is a reminder that it is better to come early in the morning to beat the heat. And to get dolled up and enjoy the widest choices of Kebaya colors of the day!

6. Savor Local Food & Peranakan Nyonya Delights

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Melaka is famous for its rich street food culture, with Cendols, Chicken Rice Balls, and Satay Celups as the popular ones. But whenever there is a chance, tuck into the authentic, no frills Peranakan Food is a must. In addition, for the first timers who are not sure what to eat. Please give the iconic Nyonya Laksa, Nyonya Rice Dumplings, Mee Siam and Chicken Rendang a try!

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One iconic Melaka Peranakan restaurant, the Baba Chalie is well-known for offering tasty Nyonya Kuih since 1998. Plus, this shophouse with an open-concept kitchen has over 20 options of Kuihs freshly made everyday. Moreover, it costs from RM1 onwards. Foodies can expect classic favorites like Kuih Lapis, Ondeh-Ondeh, and Seri Muka Pandan. 

7. Cafe Hopping 

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As one of the top choice holiday destinations in Malaysia, of course Melaka is never lacking in great cafes. From romantic cake places to vintage cafes and homey light tidbit spots. Well, there is always a suitable food place for a treat. 

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Speaking of the most classic choice cafe, The Daily Fix is a must go cafe in Melaka. Over the years, this vintage shophouse cafe is open daily and is famous for its tasty Pandan Pancakes! Besides, they serve a great selection of cakes, pastas, tea, and Western delights for a fulfilling meal too. Plus for those who love coffee, Alley No.5, The Stolen Cup and Fei Coffee Bar are highly rated!

8. Pray & Worship In Local Temples

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Malaysia is popular as a melting pot for all kinds of cultures and religions. Thus, Melaka Chinese Mosque is an excellent example of this. Plus, it is one of the many unique Malaysia mosques that features a Chinese-style pagoda and a library. Additionally, bearing an important religious site for local Chinese Muslim, the prayer hall can hold up to 2,000 devotees per time. 

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In addition, another popular Melaka temple is the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple in Jalan Tokong. Besides promising a timeless journey through architectural beauty, cultural richness and spiritual tranquility. It reflects religions like Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism in its site. Moreover, for married couples who demand for babies, wholeheartedly worship the Kuan Yin that owns life-giving power. 

9. Immerse In Vibrant Culture of Melaka In Floating Mosque

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Masjid Selat Melaka is a harmonious blend of traditional Islam design and modern technology that showcase Melaka’s vibrant culture and rich history. In addition, set against the serene background of the sea. This floating mosque is a contemporary piece of religious building that appears to float on water, especially during high tides. 

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Furthermore, the best time to visit this famous Melaka attraction is during the non-prayer times as it is less crowded. Plus, every visitor must dress modestly with shawls and clothes covering both arms and legs before entering. For those who do not bring a shawl, there are stalls on-site that rent necessary shawls available too.

10. Catch Panoramic View From Taming Sari Tower (Malacca

Tower)

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Wondering where to catch a panoramic view of the historical Malacca city from the top? Hop aboard a glass cabin and ride the way up to Taming Sari Tower (Malacca Tower) instead! In addition, this Melaka iconic gyro tower with an revolving observatory deck soars above 110m above ground. It offers visitors a 360-degree bird’s eye view of the city from top, then rotate approximately 7 minutes before descending back to the ground level.

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Moreover, this fiercely air-conditioned viewing platform can hold a maximum capacity of 66 visitors at once. While enjoying the exhilarating sightseeing in the air, this ride also showcases several of the developing and bustling Melaka popular attractions. For instance, the Melaka River, Dutch Square, Maritime Museum and Pulau Melaka. 

11. Sky-Walk Experience At The Shore Sky Tower

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Also another popular Melaka attraction to see the breathtaking view of the bustling Melaka city from the top. The Shore Sky Tower houses an observation deck on the 43rd floor offering visitors a panoramic view up to 50km on every 6 sides of its telescopes. Additionally, this tallest building in Melaka has a glass-floored sky deck which is surely a favorite for the brave heart! 

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Moreover, for safety purposes, only 5 visitors are allowed to get on the deck at once. Plus, no mobile phones can be brought onto the deck, but no worries that they provide professional photographers up there. Besides, at its 42nd floor of Tower 1 is a residential and commercial hub that consist of hotel rooms and shopping galley. 

12. Turn Upside Down In The Upside Down House

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Dive into a world of whimsy and capture mind-boggling topsy-turvy photo moments in Upside Down House Melaka! Featuring a two-storey shophouse with an inverted version of a modern Malaysian house. This unique exhibition flips all furniture of the living room, playroom, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom upside down! 

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Upon entering this Melaka attraction, visitors will be amazed by the defying gravity rooms with all the amenities stuck on ceilings. Then, burst out with laughter when starting to explore and get quirky in the photo moments. In addition, as a gentle reminder, do remember to flip the camera to capture the best pictures!

13. Enjoy Refreshing Coconut Shake By Klebang Beach

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Requires just a short 15 minutes drive from the busy Melaka city. The sandy and sunny Klebang Beach is where visitors can relax and unwind to the calm sea breeze. In addition, this famous attraction in Melaka is normally full of beach activities in the evening. Besides swimming and kite playing, both locals and tourists usually head over here for  picnics and sunset watching too.

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FYI, there is a hidden gem in this beach area, namely the Pantai Klebang Sand Dunes! This unique spot went viral a while ago with its sand hills that look alike as a dessert! Plus, if you are feeling tired after the beach day, there are hawker stalls selling refreshing Coconut Milkshakes nearby too. Absolutely, these ice cold drinks are so good to get rid of the heat from Malaysia’s hot weather. 

14. Buy Antique & Local Confectioneries

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Before ending the Melaka trip, head to the Tan Kim Hock Product Center to buy your souvenirs! Plus, this amazing Melaka confectionery shop has more than 100 types of local food products which you can instantly eat. Expect rows and rows of treats that stack high here. Such as boxes of Coconut Candy, Gula Melaka, Cincalok, Sambal, Durian Heong Peah, and Dodol.

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In addition, for those who like to purchase something local or antique-like as a souvenir from Melaka. No worries, Melaka has an array of antique shops to explore, each with a bargain sale price. Some recommendations include the Red Earth Collections, Malacca Antiques & Curios, and Beyond Treasures. Besides providing a variety of porcelain, metal, and copper items, visitors can find fine woodcrafts and beautiful paintings there too.

15. Take Photo With Street Art Murals

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Melaka has its own share of colorful street arts amidst the street art craze throughout Malaysia over these few years. In addition, unlike the creative 3D murals, Melaka Murals are mostly in paintings with a simple diversity. Plus, finding these murals is not hard. Visitors can find these unique collections on random walls at a shop house, a cafe, and buildings along the Melaka River.

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Moreover, there is a good mix of old-school and trendy street art on Jonker Street. Some must visit here include International Star Fan Bing Bing, Kiehls’ House, and The Orangutan House. Compromising with vibrant colors and perhaps geometrical shapes, undoubtedly these murals make good IG photo backdrops!

16. Street Food Hunting In Jonker Street Night Market

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Also popular as Jonker Walk, this ever-bustling night market is one of the most awaited weekly affairs in Malacca. Plus, set up for only three days a week in the main street of Chinatown. Jonker Street is not just about tasty street food, but also possible bargain and trinket sellers to fortune-tellers, and DIY stuff. Additionally, these stalls open up till late night, offering a carnival-like ambiance that uplift visitors’ demeanor.

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Besides that, along the busy night market there hides several attractions like temples, museums, and mosques. Each of them draws inspiration from all around the world, and tells nostalgic heritage stories. In addition, visitors can spot artistic cafes as well as local confectionery stores here during the day. Thus, these give all visitors a perfect reason not to miss this Jonker Walk!

17. Customize Your Own Cup Noodle In Mamee Jonker House

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After more than 40 years of heritage in the food and manufacturing industry. Mamee is now opening its first concept store in the heart of UNESCO heritage street, Melaka Jonker Street. Plus, thanks to its cheerful yellow exterior and huge Mamee signage, it is noticeable from far. So, if you are growing up loving this crunchy childhood noodle snack, make sure to pop by for fun!

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In addition, the owner divides the store into three sections, which includes a cafe, a mini-museum, and a souvenir store. But, the DIY Mamee Cup Workshop is still the highlight! By joining this workshop at just RM15, visitors can try hands-on design of their instant cup noodles. Then personalize it with their favorite choice of seasonings and condiments. 

18. DIY Class and Tufting Fun In Workshop Studio

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Experience the newest trend of DIY class with your loved ones in The Moment Studio! Plus, offering more than 10 different kinds of trendy handicrafts under the guidance of professional teachers. Here’s undoubtedly the perfect spot to let creativity run wild and imagination come true with flying colors!

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Tufting has been really popular ever since the pandemic, and luckily in The Moment Studio is following tight to this hype. Visitors can create their unique design tufting art here to use on mirrors, carpets, phone cases and bags. In addition, the studio provides up to 56 different colors of yarns in 3 sizes to suit the primary fabric of rugs. Besides that, there are other fun activities like Fluid Pouring Bear, Plaster Dolls Coloring, Decoden Art and Ebru Art to try too. 

19. Watch 360-Degree Cultural Performances In Encore Melaka

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Encore Melaka holds the longest stage record in Southeast Asia with a total of 240 meter long mesmerizing stage. Plus, design uniquely by the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design, China. Encore Melaka has a minimalist white exterior that looks like it is filled with water from its top. More impressively, this state-of-the-art theater provides more than 2,000 seats on a one-of-a-kind 360-degree rotating platform!

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In addition, this performance art theater is typically incorporated with unique stage projection mapping for a nostalgic atmosphere. Moreover, it offers 70 minute long mega shows that reminisce about the locals’ life story during the past. Along with the state-of-art production sets, it thus travels visitors back to the golden eras.

20. Test Courage At Lost In Melaka Escape Rooms

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Thrilling adventures await at LOST In Melaka Escape Rooms! Here at LOST, the staffers aim to deliver a truly immersive scary room experience from the moment visitors step in. Plus with engaging storytelling, jaw-dropping special effects, and real authentic scene surroundings. LOST promises blood pumping mystery fun that surely leaves both newcomers and experienced players presently surprised!

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In addition, LOST escape games are excellent for group activity to either enjoy with family, friends, or even company colleagues. After forming a team of 8, LOST will first trap the players inside the carefully crafted game rooms. In order to escape, these 8 players need to find and use all the clues to solve a series of puzzles and passcodes. Undeniably, these games are great tests for teamwork, resourcefulness, and problem solving skills.

21. Stop By Jaya Mata Malaysia Knife Gallery

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Just as its name says, Jaya Mata Malaysia Knife Gallery is a museum to rediscover the history of knives, scissors, and swords. In addition, this newly built Melaka attraction in 2024 is housed on the first floor of a quaint traditional shophouse. Here, visitors can brush up geography in the interactive section by flipping the weapon book that projects onto a large screen. Undeniably, it is a fun move to learn the weapons origin as well as their related information!

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Furthermore, there is a blacksmith workshop corner that displays knife-making, and various tools used during the process. Including an anvil, a manual bellows, hammers, and the latter for blowing extra air to the fire for making the forge hotter. Besides, one section of this gallery is dedicated to all types of Kris too. Additionally, there are also lots of Instagrammable spots specially for the young folks who love visually documenting everything they see. 

22. Spot Dinosaurs In Zoo Melaka & Night Safari

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Young kids and animal lovers won’t want to miss out on this famous Zoo Melaka & Night Safari. Plus, it is also the second largest zoo in Malaysia with approximately the size of 40 football fields! Spanning over 54 acres, it houses more than 150 different species of animals, including Tigers, Lions, OrangUtans, Monkeys and more. What’s more amazing is that there is a free feeding coupon for the rabbits, giraffes, deers and elephant upon any ticket purchased!

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During Fridays and Saturdays, this zoo turns into a Night Safari from 8:00 pm to 11:00pm for an exciting night walk. Besides exploring for night animals, bring the kids to wander in the Dinosaur Encounter Park too! And let them spot more than 150 types of replicas of lifesize dinosaurs just as in Jurassic Park. Moreover, there are no extra charges to see these dinosaurs, as the access is inclusive in the Zoo Melaka ticket.

23. Learn How Honey Is Made In Melaka Bee Gallery

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Honey and sweet lovers must not miss out on a trip to Melaka Bee Gallery. Since its opening in 1978 and under the operation by Giant B. This bee gallery specializes only in selling bee and honey related products ranging from Propolis to Beeswax. Undoubtedly it is a perfect shopping spot for visitors for a vast selection of coffee, bar soaps, real honey, and honeycombs. 

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Moreover, the generous staff will offer honey samples upon request before any honey purchase. Furthermore, visitors can learn knowledge about how beekeepers sourcing for honey and their beekeeping skill. Additionally, at the Gallery-Cum-Shop, there are posters teaching the visitors on how to identify the bee species too. 

24. Pet Some Reptiles in Malacca Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary 

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Malacca Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary is surely the nature attraction for visitors to stroll while furry butterflies fly around. Besides, it is also a home to numerous cold-blood animals and reptiles. Among the 13 attractions, its Crocodile Village, Tarantula Cave, Emu Ranch, and Snake Garden are the most popular. Especially between the reptile parents and brave heart pet owners.

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More attractively, it offers a schedule of animal feeding and interaction time too! At this limited time, visitors can try feeding the reptiles, or let it crawl on the arms under the supervision of the staff. Additionally, the sanctuary features a Koi Garden that is full of orange carps. Plus a Secret Garden with bridges that tucks between towering aged-trees for a Ghibli movie ambiance.

25. See Aquatic Life In The Shore Oceanarium

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The Shore Oceanarium takes visitors deep into an underwater world without getting their hair wet. In addition, this family-friendly attraction in Malacca owns a tunnel aquarium! It enables visitors to see a wide range of sea creatures that swim above as they walk through the tunnel.

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The highlight activity here, the Interactive Touch Pool is a must visit for little ones. Besides allowing the kids to interact with varieties of aquatic animals like starfishes, crabs, and stingrays. It educates useful knowledge to the kids too! Furthermore, check out the Augmented Reality (AR) camera at the aquariums for a 4D show to experience being surrounded by sharks.

26. Explore Tanjung Tuan Recreation Forest & Visit Cape Rachado

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Malaysia owns a few lighthouses that are speckled in coastal towns which are still in operation, including Cape Rachado. Plus, dating back to the 16th century, this Melaka lighthouse acts as a guiding light for sailors in Melaka Straits. But today, it not only stands as one of the oldest lighthouses in the country. It is also a monument to the tales of the sea overseeing the panoramic view of Blue Lagoon!

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Moreover, the best time to visit this place is around March to catch sight of migratory birds flocking in the sky. In order to get to Cape Rachado, visitors need to enter an untouch coastal rainforest – Tanjung Tuan Recreational Forest. Additionally, throughout the 20 minute hike, hikers can enjoy bird watching and stunning views of the forest. If lucky enough, there might be animals like squirrels, monkeys, and snakes spottable halfway. 

27. Check Out Flyboard & Kayaking In Tasik Ayer Keroh

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Flyboard is totally for daredevils who are up for adventurous water activities in Melaka. This extreme water sport sends visitors high in the air with strong water blasts from  personal watercraft. During the 20 minutes of the ride, it makes visitors feel like Iron Man as they fly midair over water and move around like surfing.

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Another fun water activity in the serene Lake Ayer Keroh is Kayaking. Plus, it will only cost visitors RM5 per pax to rent a Kayak. In addition, this tamer water sport is kids-friendly too. Where the little one can join in for fun and practice their team leading skill.

28. Horse Riding in Batrisya Horse Stable & Riding Centre

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Instead of a professional horse riding academy, Batrisya Horse Stable & Riding Centre is more likely a recreation center. Besides offering horse renting for visitors to enjoy short gallops. This riding center also provides horse riding lessons for both adults and kids who are willing to learn! Thus, it is the reason why this Malacca horse riding spot is usually visited by family members with kids.

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In addition, the staffer here sometimes will bring learners in small groups to gallop at nearby places. Moreover, learners can gain better riding experience by going to the sandy beaches, muddy fields, and mountain tracks. Also, for any kind of service, there is a need for pre-booking beforehand.

29. Swing Through The Forest In SKYTREX Adventure Melaka

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Up for an adrenaline boosting and a great sweat during the Melaka trip? Check out the SKYTREX Adventure Melaka in Ayer Keroh! This adventure park in a natural forest offers a vast selection of challenging courses in three levels of difficulties. Undeniably, it is a perfect place in Melaka for team bonding or family trips!

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In addition, this ideal day-out destination for fitness enthusiasts also houses the first Sky Bike in Malaysia! Moreover, it offers lots of exciting adventure courses for the adrenaline junkies too. For instance the UFO, Tarzan Bungee Swing, Flying Fox, and Pahlawan Forest Thrill. Besides, kids can enjoy playing in the Little Dino too, which includes obstacles like ladder-ups, plank bridges, and cable walks.

30. Splash The Heat Away At A’Famosa Water Theme Park

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Planning on a Melaka trip with family or kids? You surely won’t want to miss out the splashing fun at A’Famosa Water Theme Park! FYI, this ultimate family fun water park hides the tallest, longest, and widest Ice-Cream Ride in Southeast Asia too! 

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Besides, visitors can find almost everything they want to try in the vast selection of 11 exciting rides and attractions here. Ranging from calm Game Pools to adrenaline boosting Twisting Water Slides, kids-favorite Water Playgrounds and relaxing Lazy River. Undeniably, this aquatic playground promises hours of fun for both adults and kids.

31. Meet Friendly Animals In A’Famosa Safari Wonderland

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Let the kids marvel with cute and tame animals at A’Famosa Water Theme Park! SIts within walking distance from the A’Famosa Water Theme Park, this animal safari is surely a wonderful spot to chill after some water games.In addition, the safari turns into a thrill of nocturnal adventure during night. It enables visitors to hop on a Safari Truck Ride in the dark to embark on a Night Safari journey overlooking the night active animals.

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Additionally, visitors can get up close and personal to the majestic tigers, towering giraffes, cheeky monkeys, and elegant flamingos here! Besides, this spacious safari-style zoo has a daily schedule of multi animal shows and feeding times too. Where both adults and kids can watch the clever animals performing their best skills.

32. Practice Golf in A’Famosa Golf Resort

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Also under the management of A’Famosa Resort, A’Famosa Golf Resort is a full golf course in Melaka with beautiful natural terrain. This 27-hole parkland-style golf course consists of 3 excellent quality 9 hole loops in unique Ross Watson design. Plus, each specially crafted with challenging layout from tropical floral, crocodile lakes, and palm grooves.

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For brave heart golfers, both Rockies and Crocodile Courses are great options. Besides sharing an impressively design characteristic, golfers can expect on tree-lined earth mounding fairways as well as a crocodile lake scene! Furthermore, this Melaka Golf Course also features a spacious Clubhouse with amenities like business center, pro-shop, and cafes.

33. Brands Shopping In Freeport A’Famosa Outlet

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Under strong collaborations with London based Freeport Retail and locating adjacent to the A’Famosa Resort. Freeport A’Famosa Outlet is highly convenient for shopaholics to spend the night while indulging in an enjoyable and lavish retail experience! Additionally, it draws an outlet concept consisting of 80 store selections of upper-middle to high-end brands across fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and F&B. 

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In addition, on 20th May 2023, the American luxury brand – Coach is launching the world’s first Coach Airways here! Plus, complete with a nostalgic hues of orange lounge cabin, passenger seats, and a cockpit. It not only travels visitors back to the 1970s, but also offers a thrill of being in an airplane without going through security and customs. So, if you are a huge collector of limited edition Coach items, grab the opportunity to purchase something there before it is sold out!

34. Soak The Tiredness Away In Jasin Hot Spring

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Literally known as Air Panas Jasin in Bahasa Melayu. Jasin Hot Spring is an attractive tourism destination in Melaka with natural hot spring pools. Additionally, containing 8 good mineral elements, it claims that the hot water can cure several body ailments like joint pain and back pain. Plus being a price-friendly Melaka attraction, their ticket price is kept low at RM12 per adult while RM8 for a child.

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Besides featuring just a hot spring pool to dip in, it offers in-house Inflatable Water Park for the little ones too. Here, young children can spend their energy to the max by climbing and sliding from the various inflatable water slides. And, enjoy water splashing moments with the water guns, and big bucket splashes at the shallow area. 

35. Overnight In Great Staycations

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There are lots of accommodation options in Melaka with all kinds of budget to suit the tourists’ preferences. For a luxury stay, guests can look forward to any of the 5-star hotels like Hatten Hotel Melaka and Imperial Heritage Hotel. In addition, the Baba House is exactly suitable for travelers who are looking for a cultural stay! Asides from offering a real Baba & Nyonya era stay, this hotel meets all standards like a luxury hotel too.

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Additionally, if you are traveling with family, the Bayou Lagoon Park Resort is a more kid-friendly option Besides providing a kids-favorite play area like Water Park and Playground, they offer Day Care service too. Lastly, for budget backpackers, guesthouses and hostels in Jonker Street will never fail the expectations. These Melaka budget stay with homey vibe are usually local hosts, and some even have their own cafe for local breakfast.