Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand Tour Package from Kenya: 11-Day Itinerary, Costs and Visa

Why choose between Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand when you can see all three in one trip? The three countries are linked by short, inexpensive flights, so in 10 to 12 days you can go from Singapore’s skyline to Kuala Lumpur’s Petronas Twin Towers and finish on a Thai beach. This guide covers what a Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand tour package from Kenya costs, a day-by-day itinerary, visa rules for Kenyans and tips for planning the route.

Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand tour package: how much does it cost?

As a rough guide, a 10 to 12-day three-country trip from Nairobi with return flights, four-star hotels, breakfast, flights between the countries and guided tours costs about US$3,000 to US$4,000 per person. The final price depends on the season, hotel category, whether you add a Thai beach and whether you travel as a group or privately.

Our packages give a good sense of the building blocks:

• 7 Days Malaysia and Singapore Group Tour: US$2,365 per person with flights, four-star hotels, breakfast and sightseeing
• 6 Days Pattaya and Bangkok Holiday Package: from US$1,285 per person
• 6 Days Phuket and Bangkok Holiday Package: from US$1,430 per person

Combining them into one Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand tour is usually cheaper than booking two separate holidays, because you only pay for one long-haul return flight from Nairobi. Ask us for a quote for your dates.

Sample 11-day Malaysia, Bangkok and Singapore itinerary

This route flows from south to north, which keeps travel time short and ends your trip in Bangkok, a well-connected hub for the flight home.

• Day 1: Fly from Nairobi to Singapore via a Gulf or African hub.
• Day 2: Singapore city tour: Merlion Park, Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay, with the evening light show.
• Day 3: Sentosa Island: beaches, the cable car and Universal Studios Singapore.
• Day 4: Travel to Kuala Lumpur by air (about an hour) or coach.
• Day 5: Kuala Lumpur city tour: the Petronas Twin Towers, KL Tower and Batu Caves.
• Day 6: Genting Highlands by cable car for cool mountain air, theme parks and outlet shopping.
• Day 7: Fly to Bangkok (about two hours) and enjoy an evening dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River.
• Day 8: Bangkok temples: the Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun, then shopping at a night market.
• Day 9: Transfer to Pattaya and visit Nong Nooch Tropical Garden.
• Day 10: Coral Island day trip with beaches and water sports.
• Day 11: Return to Bangkok for your flight home.

Prefer a quieter beach? Swap Pattaya for Phuket and add the Phi Phi Islands, as in our Phuket, Phi Phi and Bangkok package.

Visa requirements for Kenyans

Two of the three countries are visa-free for Kenyans, which makes this one of the simplest multi-country trips in Asia.

• Singapore: no visa needed for Kenyan tourists. Complete the free SG Arrival Card within three days before you arrive.
• Malaysia: no visa needed. Submit the free Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) within three days before you arrive.
• Thailand: Kenyans need a tourist visa, applied for online through Thailand’s official e-Visa portal. Apply at least three to four weeks before travel. You must also complete the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before you arrive.

For all three, carry a passport valid for at least six months, your yellow fever vaccination certificate and proof of onward travel. Thailand changed its entry rules in September 2026, so always check the latest requirements before you fly. Our team guides every traveller through the visa process.

Best time for a Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand tour

• November to February: the best overall window. Thailand is in its cool, dry season, and Singapore and Malaysia are warm with passing showers. December is the busiest month, so book early.
• March to May: the hottest months in Thailand, but with fewer crowds and good hotel rates.
• June to October: Thailand’s rainy season brings short, heavy downpours and lower prices. Singapore and Malaysia stay pleasant, with the Great Singapore Sale around mid-year.

Getting between the three countries

• Singapore to Kuala Lumpur: about one hour by air, or five to six hours by comfortable coach.
• Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok: about two hours by air. Budget airlines fly this route many times a day.
• Bangkok to Pattaya: about two hours by road.
• Bangkok to Phuket: about one hour and twenty minutes by air.

Our packages include these internal flights and transfers, so the whole trip is booked in one go.

Highlights of each country

Singapore

Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Sentosa Island and Universal Studios, plus excellent hawker food in Chinatown and Little India.

Malaysia

The Petronas Twin Towers, the Batu Caves, Genting Highlands and the street food of Jalan Alor. Read our full Malaysia tour package guide for more on Singapore and Malaysia.

Thailand

Bangkok’s golden temples and floating markets, Pattaya’s beaches and Nong Nooch Garden, or Phuket’s islands and turquoise water.

Tips for planning a three-country trip

• Start your Thai visa first. It is the only one that takes processing time.
• Allow at least 10 days. Fewer than that and you will spend more time travelling than exploring.
• Use one currency for spending money. Carry US dollars and exchange small amounts into Singapore dollars, ringgit and baht as you go. Cards work almost everywhere.
• Pack for heat and air conditioning. Light, breathable clothing, plus a layer for malls, Genting Highlands and temple visits, where shoulders and knees should be covered.
• Travel with a group if it is your first time in Asia. Transfers, hotels and guides are arranged for you.

Frequently asked questions

How many days do I need for Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand?

Ten to twelve days is ideal: about three days in Singapore, three in Malaysia and four or five in Thailand.

How much is a Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand tour package from Kenya?

Expect roughly US$3,000 to US$4,000 per person for 10 to 12 days, including flights, hotels and tours. Ask us for an exact quote in Kenyan shillings.

Do Kenyans need a visa for Thailand?

Yes. Kenyans need a tourist visa for Thailand, applied for online through the official Thai e-Visa portal. Singapore and Malaysia are visa-free for Kenyans.

Which order should I visit the three countries?

Singapore, then Malaysia, then Thailand works best. Each leg is a short hop north, and Bangkok has good connections back to Nairobi.

Can I add Phuket or Pattaya?

Yes. Pattaya is an easy road transfer from Bangkok, while Phuket is a short flight. Both can be added to the end of your trip.

Plan your Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand holiday

Tell us your dates and budget and we will build a three-country itinerary for you, with flights, hotels, visas and tours taken care of. Request a free proposal.