Tanjong Jara Resort in Terengganu
Driving down to this beach hotel you might feel like you're heading into the middle of nowhere but frankly you won't care once you realise how luxurious the traditional Malay-style accommodation is and how many things there are to do in Tanjong Jara. Take a jungle walk with the resident naturalist, join the Malaysian cooking school, learn the art of batik painting, revive yourself at the award-winning spa village and explore offshore reefs. Or you could just chill by the pool of course.
Special offer: FREE upgrade to Full Board - SAVE £500 per person!
Ten nights room-only at the Tanjong Jara upgraded to half-board. From £1769 per person including return flights. Offer valid for travel between 1 November 2010 - 28 February 2011. Call for more information.
Location
On the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia between Kuala Terengganu and Kuantan, 8km from the town of Dungun.
Recommended for...
Recommended: if you want to switch off and relax or visit coral gardens.
Not recommended: for the local nightlife.
Tanjong Jara Resort Rain Guarantee Offer
During the period of 7am to 7pm, if there is 4 hours of continuous rain during your stay, a credit will be made to your hotel account to be used as payment against meals, spa treatments, incidentals etc.
To take advantage of this offer: 14 nights in a Bumbung Room on room only basis inclusive of return airport transfers and return flights from Heathrow with Malaysia Airlines is £1359 per person. Or contact us for quotes for this offer for other durations/rooms.
This offer applies to the Bumbung and Serambi Rooms between 14th Jan - 31 Mar 2010. Credit value: RM330 (approx. £60.00) for Bumbung and RM380.00 (approx. £68.00) for a Serambi Room. No Cash or Cheque refund equivalent is available - upon checkout all money credited from room refund will be utilized first. The resort will monitor for the rain and should the 4 hour mark be crossed, guests will be advised by a note being placed in their room.
Why not make your holiday extra special by upgrading to business or first class on your Malaysia Airlines flight?
