Awana Genting Highlands Golf & Country Resort

The Resort and Its Setting

Awana Genting Highlands Golf & Country Resort is built around its golf and country club identity, which sets it apart from the typical tropical-beach timeshare. Rather than sun loungers and sea views, owners here buy into fairways, clubhouse facilities, and a cooler, greener side of Malaysia. It's a Genting-branded property, and the Genting name carries weight across Malaysia and the wider region for resort management and hospitality standards.

Genting Highlands and the Surrounding Area

Genting Highlands sits at altitude in Pahang, so temperatures here are noticeably lower than in Kuala Lumpur or on the coast — a genuine draw for anyone wanting a break from Malaysia's usual heat and humidity. The hill station is known for its casino and entertainment complex, cable car, theme park attractions, and cooler-climate scenery, all of which make it one of the country's most-visited highland destinations. For owners, this gives a week here a different appeal from a beach timeshare: it suits buyers looking for golf, mountain air, and a change of pace rather than sand between their toes.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

Listing a week at Awana Genting Highlands on BidMyTimeshare.com works the same way as any private resale: you set your own asking price, buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform, and you pay a one-time listing fee rather than handing over a commission on the sale. There's no agency cut taken out of what you agree with a buyer.

Because this is a Genting-branded resort rather than an independent one, resale transfers are typically handled through the resort's own owners' association or the Genting management office rather than a third-party agent. Specific transfer fees and any right of first refusal aren't confirmed in our records for this property, so sellers should request the current transfer fee, the timeline for processing a transfer, and the latest annual maintenance fee directly from the resort or its management before agreeing a sale price with a buyer. This protects both sides and avoids surprises once a deal is agreed.

Buyers should ask the same questions before committing: what the transfer fee covers, how long the process takes, and whether the maintenance fee is up to date on the week being purchased. A resale buyer typically takes on the usage rights to the week itself along with the ongoing annual fee obligation, but should confirm directly with the resort what, if anything, does not carry over from the original owner.

If you use your week through Interval International, mention this in your listing — it's a genuine point of interest for buyers who already exchange through that network and want to add a mountain golf resort to their options.

Practical Notes for Owners and Renters

Golf is the headline draw, so anyone renting or buying should think about tee-time availability, particularly in busier periods. Because the resort sits at elevation, both owners and guests should pack for cooler evenings than they might expect elsewhere in Malaysia — this is worth flagging in a rental listing, since many renters won't expect to need a jacket in a tropical country.