If you're travelling alone, as a couple or in a group, the best way to get around Melaka is by foot. The best part about Melaka is almost 70% of the main attractions within a 1 km radius, so you're not going to break a sweat. It's also a nice free way to burn calories without getting too drained.
Cycling is the easiest method to move from one point to another swiftly and effortlessly, especially near tourist sites such as Jonker Street and Porte De Santiago. Feel the wind in your hair as you ride through little back alleyways full of interesting finds like odd galleries, antique stores, adorable little pubs, temples, paintings, attractive ancient buildings, and many more. Rental motorcycles typically start at RM 5 for half a day and RM 7 for the entire day. Bikes are simple to use since they can be parked almost anywhere you see fit, and they come equipped with locks and a charming little basket to keep your things.
When you reach the Melaka River, look for Muara Jetty, which is located near to the Quayside Heritage Centre. The thrill of a river trip begins here. A 45-minute walking tour will take you past ancient structures, old warehouses, and graffiti art on the buildings. Melaka River Cruise is one of the greatest methods to explore the city's natural beauty. If the view of the ocean wasn't enough for you, find a restaurant near the water and watch how the scenery transforms as the sky darkens.
A trishaw is a unique mode of transportation in Melaka. It's a little vehicle with three wheels and a pedal. They may be found at the Dutch Square. The vivid trishaws embellished with flowers, dolls, flags, and lights will wow you. Trishaws were formerly a popular means of public transportation among Melaka locals. When you pass a landmark while riding a trishaw, the rider will act as a guide and provide you with all the information you want about the monument.
