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Desaru Fruit Farm: 10 Fun Things To Do In Farm On Your First Visit

February 12, 2024
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Desaru Fruit Farm

Are you, at this moment looking for a short weekend getaways from Singapore for your family holidays?

Been thinking about heading up to Johor but not sure what to do in JB?

Does an environmentally conscious, educational destination spark interest in you?

How about spending your holiday surrounded by nature?

If you’ve just agreed on all these questions, we’ve got a great eco farm in Johor Bahru to share with you.

Let’s discover this destination for your next trip to Johor!

1. Desaru Fruit Farm

Don’t worry what can you do when visiting Desaru! Desaru Fruit Farm is one of the best choices!

It has been in operations for over 10 years, endorsed by the board of Tourism Malaysia and has been recognized for its efforts relating to agro-cultural practices and conservation.

The farm has been developed to contain more than 100 species of fruits trees and plants, along with some animals in the petting zoo, a paintball activity space and a go-kart track as well.

Also read: UK Farm Johor (Top Choice For Family Bonding Trip!)

Desaru Fruit Farm Johor

You may be hesitant in thinking an agro cultural destination would be less of an adventure, but until you’ve given it a try you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the fun you can have while discovering agriculture and nature through education.

Surely this is an area we can all benefit from as city life rarely gives us an opportunity to truly appreciate all our local tropical fruit tree species and plants.

Covering a vast area of 180 acres in Johor, it is an agro-tourism site that promotes nature and conservation through education and has been awarded for various agro tourism efforts in the past.

Still a known spot for visitors seeking an alternative get away from the city, Desaru Fruit Farm in Kota Tinggi Johor is great for kids and adults, as all will learn all about agricultural practices, various fruits, plants and trees.

2. Desaru Fruit Farm Agro Tourism

An agro educational trip appeals to visitors seeking a low impact, green and nature conscious holiday while gaining some insight into fruits we regularly consume.

Also read: Singapore To HS Farm Johor

Desaru Fruit Farm Agro Tourism

Visitors will learn about the agricultural industry, the impact of consumption cycles and sustainability efforts.

Taking a tour of the farm and fruit orchards in Desaru Fruit Farm, visitors are able to recognize, taste fresh fruit right from their tree or plant with the many guides on site as they share with you their knowledge and expertise on each fruit species.

3. 10 Things To Do In Desaru Fruit Farm

For visitors at all ages to appreciate the farm in its entirety, we’re listing all the areas of attractions available at Desaru Fruit Farm so you’ll able to maximize your time when you visit.

If you’re most looking forward to certain fruits here, do look up the season before you travel here to make sure you’ve visiting in the right months.

Do allow ample time for the full experience in the farm to visit these areas below.

3.1 Visit Herbal & Vegetable Garden

This section of the farm is next to the fishpond, and visitors can learn to recognize the various herbs, and the use of these in our everyday life from cooking, to healing.

Visitors are allowed to touch and smell the herbs in the garden, as they learn more about crop rotations from the guide.

Herbal Garden in Desaru Fruit Farm

In this garden visitors can touch and smell fresh local herbs and vegetable such as:

  • Peppermint
  • Cat’s Whiskers
  • Lemongrass
  • Basil
  • Betel plant
  • Roselle
  • Stevia plant

Desaru Fruit Farm (Herbs Garden)

3.2 Listen To Honey Talk & Tasting

Close to the front entrance of Desaru Fruit Farm, in a room guests will be educated by a guide on all things honey.

The knowledgeable guide will inform visitors on bee keeping management, raw and processed honey specifics, and at the end of the talk visitors get to taste raw unprocessed fresh honey from the farm. The raw honey here is even safe for diabetics.

3.3 Feed Fish At Fish Pond

In a park setting with a bridge over the pond, visitors get a top view of the fish pond which is home to koi fishes.

Koi Fish Pond In Desaru Fruit Farm

Visitors are not encouraged to feed the fishes on their own, rather with food available from the guides.

Around the fish pond are man-made rocks and landscaping and offer guests a place to sit a while and rest before continuing on to the rest of the farm.

3.4 Feed Animal In Mini Petting Zoo

This mini petting zoo features a range of animals from goats, rabbits, turkeys, pygmy chicken and a few others. Visitors are allowed to pet and feed the rabbits and goats here with vegetables.

Also read: Zoo In Johor Bahru

Goat Farm at Desaru Fruit Farm

Desaru Fruit Farm (Mini Zoo)

3.5 Understand Bio-Farming At Agricultural Gallery

Located in a hall on Desaru Fruit Farm grounds, this gallery serves as an informative area for guests wanting to know more about local agricultural practices and bio-farming.

Info graphic type posters provide visitors with quick bits of information and facts about the agricultural industry, crops, trees and plants.

3.6 Enjoy Fruit Buffet

According to fruits season, guests can take their pick and feast on all the fruits fresh from the farm.

A healthy buffet, fruits are readily cut for visitors and there are also pickled fruits for those wanting something a little sour. A café here also serves up fruit infused dishes from their ala carte menu.

Desaru Fruit Farm Fruit Buffet

Fruits include:
Guava, jackfruit, dragon fruit, passion fruit, watermelon, banana, pineapple, mangosteen, longan, papaya, rose apple, pickles, honeydew, Rambutan, guava, pineapple and many more.

Fruit infused dishes include:

  • Coconut Seafood Tom Yam
  • Passion Fruit Chicken
  • Emperor Chicken With Goji Berries
  • Passion Fruit Asam Pedas Stingray
  • Pineapple Sweet And Sour Prawns
  • Banana Cooked With Local Spices With Coconut Milk
  • Fried Cempedak Fritter From The Work
  • Stir Fried Four Angle Beans
  • Fresh Papaya Chicken Soup
  • Shredded Papaya With Seafood
  • Deep Fried Squid With Red Dragon Fruit
  • And many more

3.7 Eat All-You-Can During Durian Season & Buffet

The durian buffet at Desaru Fruit Farm is dependent on the durian season, which is typically mid-year from end June until August annually.

Guests who make it in time for durian season can eat their hearts out from the buffet with durian dishes available such as fried durian fritters.

Also read: 9 Places To Eat Durian In Johor

Desaru Fruit Farm

Desaru Fruit Farm Durian

3.8 Play Paintball To Enhance Your Shooting Skill

A section of the farm is dedicated to outdoor activities for adrenaline junkies. First up is the paintball war game where visitors get to battle friends and family and emerge champions! Players hire a full face mask, a paintball gun, torso protector, and paintball pallets.

Desaru Fruit Farm Paintball War Games

There’s a certified paintball marshal on the grounds at all times to ensure the safety of players. Additional pallets are available for sale, and for smaller kids there’s the option of paintball target practice.

3.9 Dirt Kart Ride

Another activity for the adrenaline seeker is the dirt kart ride. Drivers here make laps of 5, tackling the dirt course around bends and turns, speeding till the finish line.

Dirt Karting at Desaru Fruit

Race with other drivers on the track, or wait for the current race to cease, and then start a new race against family and friends. The track can accommodate up to six drivers at any one time.

3.10 Buy Fresh Fruit In Mini Mart & Fruit Shop

Don’t forget to pick up some fresh fruit to bring home at the mini mart before you leave the farm. Fresh fruits from the farm are readily cut and packaged, and you can also buy raw honey and bottled fruit juices here along with other local produce.

Fruit Shop at Desaru Fruit Farm

4. Desaru Fruit Farm Tour Package

To get the most out of your time here, you may want to consider taking up some of the packages that’s offered by Desaru Fruit Farm. If you’re strapped for time and just have one day to spare, you may want to choose among the day tour packages offered.

The choices for the one day tours are varied and accommodate to different types of visitors. 2 day tour packages are also available for visitors, and while there’s no accommodation on the farms’ property, Desaru Fruit Farm will arrange for nearby accommodation.

Here’s the list of packages available:

4.1 Desaru Fruit Farm Entrance Fee

Adult: RM 26.50
Child (3-11 years old): RM21.20

Above rate include fruit farm tour and fruit packet.

4.2 Desaru Fruit Farm 1 Day Tour

Package 1: Combo A 1.0

  • Fruit Farm Tour
  • Fruit Packet
  • ATV 1.0 Ride (20 minutes)

Adult: RM75
Child (3-11 years old): RM60

Package 2: Combo B 1.0

  • Fruit Farm Tour
  • Fruit Buffet
  • ATV 1.0 Ride (20 minutes)
  • Lunch (7 dishes + 1 soup)

Adult: RM108
Child (3-11 years old): RM95

Package 3: Combo A 2.0

  • Fruit Farm Tour
  • ATV 2.0 Ride (20 minutes)
  • Fruit Packet

Adult: RM145
Child (3-11 years old): RM100

Package 4:  Desaru Fruit Farm Day Trip (With River Cruise)

  • All Land Transfer
  • River Cruise Along Sungai Lebam
  • Fireflies Cruise
  • 1x Seafood Dinner At Nelayan Seafood Restaurant
  • Desaru Fruit Farm Tour Including Visiting Fruit Farm, Mini Zoo, Herbs Garden, Vegetables Garden, Bee Farm, Goat Barn And Agricultural Gallery
  • ATV ride
  • 1x Lunch At Desaru Fruit Farm
  • Entrance Fees To Desaru Fruit Farm

Adult: SGD$128
Child (3-11 years old): SGD$108

Package 5: Desaru Fruit Farm Day Trip (With Crocodile Farm)

  • All Land Transfer
  • Fireflies Cruise
  • Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm
  • 1x Seafood Dinner At Nelayan Seafood Restaurant
  • Desaru Fruit Farm Tour Including Visiting Fruit Farm, Mini Zoo, Herbs Garden, Vegetables Garden, Bee Farm, Goat Barn And Agricultural Gallery
  • ATV ride
  • 1x Lunch At Desaru Fruit Farm
  • Entrance Fees To Desaru Fruit Farm

Adult: SGD$108
Child (3-11 years old): SGD$98

*All prices of the packages above are inclusive of GST
*Other tours are available departing from Desaru Fruit Farm to nearby attractions in Kota Tinggi, Desaru and Sungai Rengit. Do enquire within Desaru Fruit Farm at the agricultural gallery or with your guide should you be interested.

4.3 Desaru Fruit Farm 2 Days Tour

Got more than one day to spend more exploring Desaru Fruit Farm?

Do take advantage of the overnight tour packages which gives visitors a choice of 2 resorts near Desaru Fruit Farm namely Hard Rock Hotel Desaru and Tunamaya Desaru Beach Resort.

Do note that overnight packages (2 days tour packages) transfer mode to and from Singapore is by ferry, and packages includes all land transfers, accommodation, a tour guide and most meals throughout your stay.

Here is Desaru Fruit Farm 2 Days Tour Package you may want to consider:

Package 1: 2 Days Desaru Family Fun

  • 1x Breakfast At Tunamaya Desaru
  • 1x Lunch At Desaru Fruit Farm (7 Dishes + 1 Soup)
  • 1x Set Lunch At Desaru Fruit Farm
  • 1x Seafood Dinner At Nelayan Seafood Restaurant
  • Fruit Buffet
  • 1x ATV Ride
  • 1x Fireflies Cruise Including Transport
  • 1x Night Accommodation At Tunamaya Desaru
  • Desaru Coast Ferry Terminal to/from Desaru Fruit Farm (2 Ways Land Transfer)
  • All Land Transfer
  • Desaru Fruit Farm Tour including visiting Fruit Farm, Mini Zoo, Herbs Garden, Vegetables Garden, Bee Farm, Goat Barn and Agricultural Gallery

Adult: From SGD$298
Child (3-11 years old): From SGD$278

Package 2: 2 Days Desaru Stay & Play

Choose 1 option below:

  • 2 Adults Desaru Waterpark Ticket or
  • 1x ATV Ride (20 minutes) or
  • Desaru Fruit Farm Tour including visiting Fruit Farm, Mini Zoo, Herbs Garden, Vegetables Garden, Bee Farm, Goat Barn and Agricultural Gallery With Fruit Buffet

And

  • 1x Night Accommodation At Tunamaya Desaru For 2 Pax ( 2 Single Beds), For 3 Pax ( 1 Queen Bed + 1 Single Bed)
  • Tour Guide Service
  • 1X  Breakfast Buffet At Tunamaya Desaru

Adult: From RM418

Desaru Fruit Farm
Address: Desaru Fruit Farm, 92, 82200 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Contact: +607-822 5886 / +6012-772 1817
Opening Hours: 8:00am – 6:00pm (Daily)
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5. How To Go To Desaru Fruit Farm From Singapore

Desaru Fruit Farm is located in Kota Tinggi towards the east coast of Johor state. It is takes roughly 2 hours 40 minutes to Desaru Fruit Farm from Singapore.

There are 2 transport options to reach Desaru Fruit Farm from Singapore. I’m going to share with you in more detail as below so you’re able to choose which route and transport options suits your travel needs best.

Let check it out!

Click & read more details on how to go to Desaru from Singapore here.

5.1 Private Car To Desaru Fruit Farm From Singapore

The first transport option is by using private car to Desaru from Singapore service. I choose SGMYTAXI as they provide excellent private car service and trusted company.

Advantages of SGMYTAXI Private Car Service

  • Traveling in comfort with your family or group without having to drive to Johor from Singapore.
  • No need to get off from the vehicle for clearance in Singapore Checkpoint and Johor Custom.
  • Pick up and drop off points all at your convenience.
  • Bring you and your family or group from anywhere in Singapore you specify to Desaru Fruit Farm in Johor and return.
  • Spacious MPVs navigated by experienced and friendly drivers.
  • Affordable rates with no hidden charge.

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With SGMYTAXI, passengers can travel peacefully and rest in comfort especially long journey.

Traveling by private car is recommended for visitors planning a day trip and travelers with a large group. You are advised to book the private car service in advance to Desaru Fruit Farm.

The journey by private car takes approximately 90 minutes depend on traffic conditions and location of departure point in Singapore. Traveling by private car doesn’t require guests to make an early start because you can choose what time to pick you up and also preferred pick up location.

WhatsApp now to get your private car service with SGMYTAXI for your coming vacation.

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Desaru One Day Trip + 2D1N (Check This Out Before Going To Desaru)

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Desaru One Day Trip

Due to the high demand for Desaru trip, especially during the Singapore and Malaysia school holidays, families are more keen for a day trip to JB or 2D1N JB trip vacation to enjoy in Johor.

Many of us may think that the hottest Johor attraction would be Legoland Malaysia and JB downtown Area.

BUT, according to my survey, DESARU would be the next hottest place of interest in Johor.  You may ask “WHY”.

Because a lot of parents would consider bringing their children to have an “ECO” trip or “Rural” trip. This is the reason why there are so many ECO farms begin established recently.

Now, let me list down some PLACE OF INTEREST of Desaru.

  1. Desaru Fruit Farm
  2. Desaru Beach (not recommended for a day trip)
  3. Desaru Waterpark
  4. Teluk Sengat Crocodile farm
  5. Desaru Ostrich Farm
  6. Sungai Rengit (2 Seafood Restaurants)
  7. Extra –> Kota Tinggi Firefly Park
  8. Extra –> JDT Horse Carriage
  9. Extra  –> Desaru Alpaca Farm
  10. Extra –> Kota Tinggi Waterfalls (not recommended for a day trip)

I know most of you may refer to the google map to check which route is the most convenient and shortest path to reach your destination especially when you’re only planning for a DAY TRIP in Johor. You have to plan well before taking a day trip in Desaru.

Desaru Fruit Farm Map

Desaru Fruit Farm Map

If you are only looking for a DESARU DAY TRIP, I personally think that you can visit all the places that I have listed above.

I will go through one by one starting with the most important place of interest and how to get around in Desaru.

Based on the Desaru map above, you can see that the first destination on Desaru would be “Desaru Fruit Farm“.

If you are coming from Singapore, you will reach around 11:30am – 12:00pm. (If you depart at 8:00am in the morning)

Also read: How To Go To Desaru From Singapore(4 Easy Transport Methods)

Basically, you need at least 2 to 3 hours to walk around the Desaru Fruit Farm. The tour guide will guide you through all the journey in Desaru Fruit Farm.

Once you’re done touring the fruit farm, they will provide you a variety of fruit for lunch. Don’t miss them! All the fruit are plucked from their farm.

Fresh Fruit Served At Desaru Fruit Farm

Entrance ticket is priced at around RM25/pax, please note that there is no accommodation provided at Desaru Fruit Farm. Therefore, you need to find the nearest accommodation if you take the 2D1N package.

For Desaru package details please visit here: desarufruitfarm.com

***Please note that Desaru Fruit Farm also provides ATV ride and Paint Ball game (If you plan for a Desaru one day trip, then you wouldn’t have enough time to visit Desaru Ostrich Farm and Sungai Rengit)

Herbal Garden At Desaru Fruit Farm

Herbs At Desaru Fruit Farm

Desaru Fruit Farm (Passion Fruit Trail)

After having your stomach filled with fruit (Must Try!), you can consider going to the crocodile farm at Teluk Sengat.

One hour is sufficient to spend in Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm.

Or you can skip the crocodile farm and go to Sungai Rengit area. It is a small town in Kota Tinggi district.

Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm Entrance

Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm

Crocodile Farm At Teluk Sengat

In Sungai Rengit area, you can first visit the Desaru Ostrich Farm. The journey from Desaru Fruit Farm to Sungai Rengit area is about 45 minutes to 1 hour drive.

Desaru Ostrich Farm hosted more than 250++ ostrich and it is the largest ostrich farm in Malaysia.

Desaru Ostrich Farm JB

I personally recommend Desaru Ostrich Farm rather than crocodile farm as it is more fun and excited to play with these long-necked creatures.

Your kids may like this farm very much because they will get the opportunity to feed these ostriches with corn kernels or a bunch of vegetables.

Besides that, you get the chance to touch and stand on the biggest egg in the world. Moreover, you can stand beside the ostriches and take photos together. It is definitely enjoyable and good experience with these ostriches.

But it is still worth to go to crocodile farm. At least your kids know how a real crocodile looks like. 🙂

Note: 1 to 2 hours is enough in ostrich farm.

You may refer to the images below to see what you can expect when you reach there.

You Can Touch The Ostrich Egg at Desaru Ostrich Farm

Desaru Ostrich Farm

Ostrich Farm in Desaru

After that, you can spend your evening for a delectable dinner at the top Desaru food restaurant. There are 3 options for your choice.

1. Nelayan Seafood By The Coast

Nelayan Seafood By The Coast

2. Jade Garden Seafood Restaurant

Jade Garden Seafood Restaurant

3. Restaurant Super Lobster

Desaru Super Lobster Seafood Restaurant

After you’ve eaten your dinner, you can choose to head back to Singapore, or you can request the driver to stop over at the Desaru Beach to have fun with your family member.

Also read: 17 Best & Cheap Short Trips From Singapore

I think this is a great plan for those who look for only a DAY Trip in Desaru area. After dinner at about 7:00pm or 8:00pm, you may need at least 3 hours drive to reach Singapore.

Plan for the 2nd day if you would like to have 2D1N Trip. (Desaru Waterpark)

If you are going to have 2D1N Trip, then you can directly stay in Hard Rock Hotel Desaru or Lotus Desaru Beach Resort after having your dinner at Sungai Rengit.

On the second day, you can have a breakfast in the hotel and then check out from the resort and head to Desaru Waterpark for more water activities!!!

The really cool thing staying at Hard Rock Hotel Desaru is the private access to Desaru Waterpark.

1. Desaru  Waterpark (spend time: 6 to 8 hours)

2. Lunch inside waterpark

3. After Desaru Waterpark (heading back to Singapore)

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Best Bars In Malacca That The City Has To Offer

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These Best Bars In Malacca, Malaysia Promise A Good Time In The Historical City

Malacca, also spelt as Melaka, has changed a lot since the lockdown and the next time you find yourself in this historical town while on your trip to Malaysia, be sure to check out some of the best, most interesting bars, including a 100-year-old one.

Malacca is known for many things, especially being home to a rich and culturally diverse environment. With travel back in full swing now, a short trip here is always a good idea. There is plenty to discover, from heritage hotels to cafes. And since the historic city is also known as one of the best places to visit to eat to your heart’s content, you might forget that it also has plenty of great bars.

The bar scene in Malacca has recently upped its ante, with names like BUDI that offer more than just potent cocktails. Others, like the 100-year-old Sin Hiap Hin, well, let history do the talking.

There are also plenty of old-school bars readily available, featuring the background of the rich history of one of Malaysia’s oldest states. Checking out these best bars in Malacca may be the perfect reason to plan a trip.

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8 best bars in Malacca to visit:

Geographer Café

Jonker Street is one of the more livelier places within the city of Malacca and rightfully so, as there is always something going on. However, Jonker Street is also popular mainly due to the Geographer Café, which cannot be missed as it’s one of the biggest bars around the area. It embodies the term ‘east meets west’ while maintaining its warm ambience and old charm. The Geographer Café also serves up a wide array of dishes, which ranges from your classic Western dishes as well as local delicacies. It also has plenty of beer choices on tap as well as wine and other liquors.

Address: 83, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka

Phone: +06-2816813

Alto Sky Lounge
Hatten Hotel is considered to be one of the more luxurious stays you can find when in Malacca. The hotel is set against a picturesque vista of Malacca’s most famous historical landmarks and on the 22nd floor lies Alto Sky Lounge. It brings a whole new definition to the term “a new height of luxury” with a breathtaking view of the cityscape right before your eyes. Alto Sky Lounge also offers a wide variety of drinks, from cocktails to fine wines. Be sure to dress appropriately as Alto Sky Lounge does have a strict ‘smart casual’ dress code.

Address: Hatten Square, Jalan Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia

Phone: +60 6-286 9696

The Old Merchant
It appears Malacca has also caught up with the times with its very own speakeasy bar known as The Old Merchant. From a first glance, The Old Merchant carries a heavy oriental vibe to its atmosphere as it was evolved from an ancient private bank that dates back to the 1920s. The speakeasy is also located along Jalan Kampung Pantai, which was the original Chinatown back in 15th-century Malacca. The Old Merchant also sticks true to the heritage of being a speakeasy as it will be a bit of a task to locate.

Address: 88, Jalan Kampung Pantai, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia

Phone:  +60 19-627 9020

Image credit: The Old Merchant 滙庄/Facebook

Hard Rock Cafe
If you’re looking to liven up your evening, the Hard Rock Cafe in Malacca is the place to be. The franchise has been around since the 1970s with its rock & roll themed memorabilia that adorn its walls. Fans of old-school rock & roll are in for a treat as Hard Rock Cafe has plenty of that and more. It also offers a wide spread of dishes and drinks for one to pick from while you go back through the golden years of rock & roll. You can also walk away with Hard Rock Cafe souvenirs from its gift shop, located within the premises.

Address: 28, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka

Phone:  +606-2925188

Image credit: Hard Rock Cafe Melaka/Facebook

BUDI Melaka
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Inspired by the golden days of Dondang Sayangs clubs, BUDI Melaka is a hidden bar that offers more than just a good ol’ Old Fashioned. Sin See Tai cafe by day, and BUDI Melaka by night, the bar serves a bevvy of unique cocktails made using local produce including a vegetable-forward menu that incorporates homegrown ingredients like bittergourd, eggplant, corn and sweet pea into its concoction. The multi-level bar is eccentrically designed, giving a sense of mystery and cosiness at the same time. We recommend that you make a reservation before heading over because seats are pretty limited.

Address: 16, Kampung Jawa, 75100 Melaka

Phone:  +6017-7188269

Image credit: Budi/Facebook

Sin Hiap Hin
If you’re looking for something authentic and old-school, your visit to Melaka will not be complete without a drink at the 100-year-old vintage bar at Java Lane. This drinking hole is a living heritage and is managed by Aunty Doris, the bartender in charge of serving and pouring you some of the most unconventional spirits in the market. She’s been with the bar for over 40 years, and it is raved about for its rustic saloon-style bar that’s unpretentious yet charming. When visiting the oldest bar in historical Melaka, you’ll get more than cocktails and shots, but anecdotes of good ol’ Malacca from the owner herself.

Address:  5, Kampung Jawa, 75200 Melaka

Image credit: tripadvisor

Tipsy Bridge
They say the best way to explore Malacca city is by foot. If you happen to be around the heritage zone, Tipsy Bridge is a must-go for a tipple. It’s tucked in an alleyway off the main road, along Jalan Kampung Pantai across Kampung Jawa Bridge (where Sin See Tai or BUDI Melaka is). Its neon-lit signage is quite hard to miss. The little street here is quite happening at night, with upbeat music and neighbouring cafes like Tuju Cafe and The Bridge Cafe.

Address:  Jalan Kampung Pantai, Dalam Lorong Jabatan, 75200 Melaka

Phone:  +6011-2682 3038

Image credit: tipsybridgeauthentic/Instagram

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Reggae on the River

Located adjacent to the famous Jonker Street, Reggae on the River is a riverside bar that allows you to chill al-fresco style while having a pint of beer or tequila shots. It’s a popular drinking place among the locals and offers a nice view of the vibrant Melaka River.

Address:  88, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka

Phone:  +6010-2716871

Image credit: Reggae On The River/Facebook

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