How to get discounts!

Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival 16 June 2007 - 2 September 2007
Travel to Malaysia now to enjoy amazing discount and special offers during Malaysia's biggest sales carnival!. From branded goods and local goods at shopping mall and store to shops at open markets. Venue: All of Malaysia
Hotel booking tips.
Planning a few days stay in Malaysia? There are numerous offers and promotional rates so be sure to COMPARE rates before you book
>> Compare hotel rates from multiple sites here

Border crossing from Singapore to Malaysia

Singapore to Malaysia border checkpoints with customs and immigration checks are at:
1. Changi Airport - airlines flying Singapore to Malaysia.
2. Selatar Airport - scheduled flights from Singapore to Tioman island (Malaysia) and Batam (Indonesia).
3. Road link - Causeway link from Woodlands checkpoint (Singapore) to Johor Bahru city, Johore (Malaysia)
4. Road link - the Second link at Tuas, Singapore - road links to the North-south (PLUS or toll) expressway in Johor, Malaysia.
5. Railways - from Woodlands, Singapore for Singapore immigration and at Tanjong Pagar (Singapore) for Malaysian Immigration. (Confusing?!); from JB railway station, you can travel to KL, until Padang Besar and to Thai railways, up to Bangkok.
6. Ferry treminals and checkpoints - from Singapore to JB: Changi point ferry terminal, Tanah Merah terminal, Changi ferry terminal.
7. Singapore Cruise Centre, Harbour Front Centre, at Maritime Square - for cruise ships going to Port Klang or Langkawi.
Details of transport options and how to get to Malaysia from Singapore at: myMalaysiabooks

Travel by sea to Malaysia

By sea to Malaysia
Instead of rail or road transport, travellers can also travel from Thailand, Indonesia and Singapore by daily ferries.
Most common checkpoints to enter Malaysia by regular ferries are:
Ferry from Singapore: from Tanah Merah (Singapore) to JB International Ferry Terminal & Sebana Cove (Johor); .... and other ferry terminals.
Ferry from Thailand: from Satun (south Thailand) to Pulau Langkawi; Tak Bai (south Thailand) to Pengkalan Kubur, Kelantan.
Ferry from Indonesia: Medan to Penang island; Bintan and Batam to Johor Bahru
Ferries to Islands of Malaysia ....this and more at the transport pages of myMalaysiabooks