4 nights
malaysia
ASCARO VIP PADEL RETREAT
Experience Scandinavian elegance on immaculate black rooftop courts, paired with KL’s best stays and local spots.
Explore TripKuala Lumpur to Langkawi, rooftop courts to jungle canopy, this is padel with the whole country behind it.
Skyline courts were the plan at ASCARO. The skyline turning gold by the last rally wasn't, and neither was the infinite pool waiting right after, nor a dinner that holds its own against anything else in the city. The padel gets you there. Everything after it is why you stay. From there, the country opens up.
A short flight north, the Datai's courts sit inside a rainforest older than the resort itself, majestic Hornbills crossing overhead mid-rally, the jungle closing in past the glass. Beyond it, Malaysia keeps offering: Penang's heritage streets, Cameron Highlands' cool air, Borneo's wild edges, each pulling the trip somewhere padel never quite predicted. Our journeys here follow the same shape: serious time on court, then a country that keeps giving you reasons to keep going.
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Experience Scandinavian elegance on immaculate black rooftop courts, paired with KL’s best stays and local spots.
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Where the whole trip touches down
Land in KL and the padel will find you multiple stories high. ASCARO's courts split two ways across the city: TREC's late-night pace, 1 Utama's polished calm, four each, distinct in style and colour. Between games, hawker stalls, late bars - a city that only stops when you choose to.
Malaysia's idyllic padel court
On Langkawi, padel is still a locals' secret. The Datai's courts, the island's first, sit inside a UNESCO geopark far from anything resembling a crowd. Play in the cool of early morning, then swap the court for a dip in the shimmering shallow waterfalls, mangrove river cruises, or a cable car above the rainforest.
A four-day trip built around KL starts from $2,500. Add Langkawi and The Datai to the itinerary to continue the padel, or extend the holiday somewhere without padel, such as Borneo.
Kuala Lumpur plays well year-round; its courts are under cover regardless of season. For Langkawi, the drier months from November to March bring the clearest skies for court and beach days alike, while the quieter wet season trades crowds for lower rates and a rainforest at its fullest.
Every SET Away trip to Malaysia is built from scratch. We start with how you want the days to feel, match you with the right coaches and guides, and secure courts and rooms to suit, down to details like a private boat out to Langkawi's outer islands. Nothing here comes off a shelf.
Very much so, particularly in Langkawi, where The Datai's slower pace suits a family trip as well as a padel one. Kuala Lumpur leans more social than family-oriented, better suited to a group of friends or a coaching-focused stretch before the trip opens up.
Malaysia sits well alongside Thailand and Bali for a longer Southeast Asian padel trip, each destination offering its own scene and setting. For those who've already played their way through Bangkok or Canggu, Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi make a fitting next trip.
Tell us your pace - rooftop or rainforest - and we'll build the Malaysia trip around it.
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