Your Ultimate Singapore to Genting Highlands Road Trip Guide

If you’re planning a trip from Singapore to Genting Highlands, you’re in for an exciting adventure! Here’s a guide that covers everything you need to know, including an essential stopovers to maximise your vacation time.

When Is the Best Time to Go?

Genting Highlands boasts a cool climate year-round, with temperatures ranging from 15-28°C. The best time to visit is between March and September, when you’ll experience pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Avoid the school holidays in November and December if you want to steer clear of long queues and crowded spots.

Where to Stay?

There’s no shortage of accommodation in Genting Highlands. For thrill-seekers, Genting Skyworlds Hotel puts you right in the heart of the action, perfect for enjoying the Skyworlds Theme Park.

Top 10 Food Options in Genting

Genting Highlands offers a fantastic variety of dining options, each with its unique flair. Here’s a quick rundown of the top makan spots:

1. **Burger & Lobster Genting** - Known for its premium burgers and lobsters. Try their Lobster Roll or B&L Burger for a luxurious treat.

2. **Palsaik Korean BBQ** - Famous for its 8 different marinated pork belly cuts. The Palsaik Signature set is a great way to sample them all.

3. **The Laughing Fish by Harry Ramsden** - Perfect for classic fish and chips. Their cod and haddock are top-notch, along with other British favorites.

4. **Motorino Pizzeria @ High Line** - Enjoy New York-style pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven. Their Tiramisu is also a must-try.

5. **La Fiesta** - Offers a taste of Spain with dishes like Valenciana Paella and Churros. Ideal for a communal meal.

6. **Tampopo @ SkyAvenue** - A haven for Japanese cuisine lovers, featuring ramen and tempura in a cozy setting.

7. **LeNu Chef Wai’s Noodle Bar** - Specializes in traditional Chinese noodles with a variety of soup and dry noodle options.

8. **Rockafellers Kitchen + Bar Genting** - Combines Indian and Western cuisines with a lively atmosphere. The European Platter is great for sharing.

9. **Beauty In The Pot** - Offers a range of flavorful hotpot soups and specialty platters. Ideal for a hearty and healthful meal.

10. **Madam Kwan’s Genting Highlands** - Provides a taste of Malaysia with traditional dishes like Nasi Bojari and Char Kuey Teow.

Each spot brings something different to the table, making Genting Highlands a great place for diverse dining experiences!

Plan your stopovers and maximise your vacation

It takes 5 hours to drive from Genting Highlands to Singapore. On your way back to Singapore, make sure to stop by Skudai R&R (350km from Genting Highlands) just before going into the causeway traffic jam. This rest area isn’t just a place to stretch your legs—it’s a destination in itself. With clean restrooms, a large car park, and even the largest EV charging hub with 9 DC fast chargers, Skudai R&R is the perfect spot to recharge. Grab a coffee at the Starbucks Drive-Thru or a quick bite at Family Mart before hitting the road again. Eureka popcorn are also selling here!

Heading Back to Singapore

As you approach the Malaysia-Singapore customs at Johor Bahru, be prepared for some traffic, especially during peak hours. Skudai R&R provides the perfect last pit stop (and toilet) to relax before joining the busy border.

Happy travels

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