Begin your journey with a scenic drive from Penang Island along coastal roads and across Penang Bridge toward Perai, where you can discover a delicious traditional local breakfast. There is plenty of good food, with a variety of tasty options to satisfy your cravings.

After enjoying your food, cruise along the PLUS North-South Highway toward Ipoh and exit at Simpang Pulai for a safer, wider, and less winding route than the old Tapah Road. Cameron Highlands is known for its cool air, lush tea plantations, and scenic stops.

Take a tour of Boh's first and Heritage Tea Factory and Centre where you can enjoy the beauty of the tea plantation and learn about the tea-making process. Drop by for a cup of tea and a tour while experiencing the beautiful estate of Cameron Highlands.

Afterwards, we will visit Kea Farm which is a popular agricultural market in Cameron Highlands. It is known for fresh strawberries, vegetables, sweet corn, flowers, local snacks and souvenirs.

Next, visit the Cameron Highlands Strawberry Farm to pick fresh berries, enjoy sweet treats and explore hydroponic gardens. Alternatively, visit a bee farm for an educational experience, where you can learn about honeybees, see live hives and sample pure local honey products.

Tanah Rata is the main town and administrative centre of Cameron Highlands. Easy access to attractions such as MARDI Agropark, Bharat Tea Plantation, strawberry farms and the Cameron Highlands night market. Tanah Rata has a good mix of local Malaysian food, Indian & Chinese cuisine and cafés.

Cameron Valley Tea House 2 is one of 3 such teahouses under Bharat Tea Plantations where you can walk down to the tea plantation from the roadside tea house.
It’s not free to enter the plantation but what’s nice is that there is a buggy service available for those with walking difficulties.

Stop at the Cameron Lavender Garden, a popular attraction known for its vibrant purple fields, cool mountain air and lavender-themed products.

On the return journey, make a memorable stop at Ipoh, which offers iconic limestone cave temples and colonial-era charm in the Old Town, including Concubine Lane and cafe hopping.

A road trip from Penang to Cameron Highlands typically takes long hours, traffic can extend the journey. It is indeed a long, winding, and ascending route featuring narrow roads, which is not suitable for those prone to motion sickness or who dislike mountainous & twisty driving.

A 2-day Cameron Highlands Option offers a different experience for visitors. Allowing them to split the itinerary of top attractions like the Cameron Valley Tea Plantations and also add on Flora Park or Mossy Forest over two days for a relaxed pace, while others may prefer a single, busier day.