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Whether you're looking for a small rental car or a station wagon for the entire family, we will always have a suitable vehicle for the lowest price. Below are some examples from our selection in Malaysia.
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Malaysia is best explored by rental car. Ecarz.co.uk has over 15 pick-up locations in Malaysia. This means there is always a pick-up location close to your destination.
Located between Thailand and Singapore and covering two separate peninsulas, Malaysia prides itself of being one of the true melting pots of Asia. A trip to many regions of the country reveals native Malay, Indian, Thai and Chinese influences in language, food and art. Its year round tropical temperatures and pristine beaches have kept the name Malaysia on tourists' list of hotspots. No matter which part of the country calls for exploration, cheap car hire in Malaysia is the easiest option for navigation.
Malaysia's capital city, Kuala Lumpur, is a representative of the country's melting pot as a walk down many streets displays Indonesian, Thai, Chinese and Indian communities. Soaring over the city at 400 metres, KL Tower allows visitors a chance to capture panoramic views of the city. The Petronas Twin Towers reach 88 storeys and their location in the heart of the city makes them a desirable location for aerial views as well.
Langkawi Island is a source of pride for the country as it was recently designated a UNESCO Global Geopark. Located just off the coast Kedah, the island is host to many of the country's wildlife and plant life. While car hire in Malaysia is an essential means for exploring Langkawi, taking the cable car up to Mount Mat Cincang reveals gorgeous views of the island.
The island of Penang is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and has a number of tourist friendly beaches for a day in the sun. A walk around Georgetown feels almost like walking through an outdoor museum as you pass remnants of British colonisation.
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