Day 1: Arrival and Relaxation

• Morning:
  - Travel to Desaru: If you're coming from Singapore, take a ferry from Changi Ferry Terminal to Desaru Coast Ferry Terminal. The journey is around 90 minutes. Alternatively, you can drive (about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic) via the Johor Bahru checkpoint.
  - Check-in: Head to your accommodation. Desaru offers a range of options, from luxury resorts like Anantara Desaru Coast Resort & Villas and Hard Rock Hotel Desaru Coast to budget-friendly hotels and guesthouses.
  
  
• Afternoon:
  - Lunch: Enjoy a meal at your resort or head to a local seafood restaurant. Desaru is known for fresh seafood, so look out for dishes like grilled fish, chili crab, and prawns.
  - Relax on the Beach: Spend some time lounging on Desaru Beach. You can take a dip in the sea, sunbathe, or simply relax with a good book.
  
  
• Evening:
  - Visit Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark: If you're traveling with family or enjoy water slides, the Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark is a great place to spend a few hours. It's one of the largest waterparks in Malaysia and offers rides for all ages.
  - Dinner: For dinner, consider dining at the beachfront restaurants. You can enjoy local Malaysian cuisine or international options with a view of the sunset over the South China Sea.
  - Night Walk or Stargazing: After dinner, take a stroll along the beach or relax by the pool at your resort. Desaru's relatively low light pollution makes it a nice spot for stargazing.
  
  
  

Day 2: Exploration and Adventure

• Morning:
  - Desaru Fruit Farm: Start your day with a visit to Desaru Fruit Farm. The farm offers guided tours where you can learn about tropical fruits, enjoy fruit tasting, and even try activities like ATV rides and a petting zoo. They also offer a fruit buffet breakfast.
  - Ostrich Farm: If you're interested in seeing ostriches up close, the Desaru Ostrich Farm is a fun stop. You can feed the ostriches and even stand on an ostrich egg!
  
  
• Afternoon:
  - Lunch: Stop at a local restaurant or café. Desaru is known for its local delights, including nasi lemak, mee rebus, and other Malaysian dishes.
  - Tanjung Balau Fishermen Museum: Learn about the local fishing heritage by visiting this museum. It offers insights into the life of the fishing community and showcases traditional fishing equipment.
  - Water Activities: If you enjoy water sports, Desaru offers a range of activities like jet skiing, banana boat rides, and kayaking. You can book these activities through your resort or at the beach.
  
  
• Evening:
  - Firefly Cruise: One of the highlights of Desaru is the firefly cruise along the Lebam River. As night falls, you'll be taken on a boat ride where you can see the mesmerizing glow of fireflies lighting up the trees along the riverbanks.
  - Dinner: End your weekend with a seafood dinner at one of the famous seafood restaurants like Sungai Rengit, known for its lobster dishes.
  
  
  

Day 3: Relaxation and Departure

• Morning:
  - Breakfast at the Resort: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel or resort.
  - Spa and Wellness: If time permits, indulge in a spa treatment at your resort. A massage or spa therapy is a perfect way to unwind before heading back.
  
  
• Late Morning:
  - Last-minute Shopping: Visit the local markets or small shops around Desaru to pick up souvenirs or local products like batik, local snacks, and crafts.
  
  
• Afternoon:
  - Check-out and Departure: Depending on your mode of travel, prepare for the journey back to your origin. If you’re taking the ferry, make sure to reach the terminal at least 30 minutes before departure.
  
  
  

Tips for Your Desaru Trip:

• Book in Advance: Especially during peak seasons, make sure to book your accommodations and activities in advance.
• Currency: The local currency is the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). Make sure to have some cash on hand, as some smaller establishments may not accept credit cards.
• Travel Documents: If you're traveling from Singapore, ensure you have your passport and necessary travel documents.
• Weather: Desaru has a tropical climate, so pack light, breathable clothing, and don’t forget your sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses.
• Transportation: If you’re not driving, consider renting a car or arranging transport through your hotel for convenience.
  
  
  
  

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