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SOUTHEAST ASIAn treasures
Nature, adventure, culture. This trip is a gold mine of priceless experiences. Be swept away with the riches of Southeast Asia. The perfect setting for an exotic honeymoon too!
trip overview
17 Days, 4 Countries (Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines)
Tour code: JAVALAVASANGHYANGWIDHIWASA
Start: Denpasar Bali (Airport code DPS)
End: Siargao (Airport code IAO)
Destinations: Bali, Phuket, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Cebu, Oslob, Badian, Siargao
Suitable for: No age limit
From PHP 235,388, USD 4,359, EURO 4,130 per person
PHP 13,846, USD 256, EURO 243 per day
Nature. Adventure. Culture. This trip is a gold mine of priceless experiences.
We begin in the Island of the Gods, Bali, for an almost spiritual crusade to commune with nature and the arts. Feast your eyes on glorious temples. Savor authentic local flavors. Then it’s onto Phuket where we navigate Phi Phi Islands and the jaw-droppingly gorgeous Maya Bay, no less than the filming location of the movie “The Beach” which starred Leonardo DiCaprio. Gear up for an extraordinary opportunity to feed and bathe with massive Elephants. (Yes, Sir!)
We voyage to the eclectic city of Hanoi and conquer the impressive Halong Bay with an overnight cruise to explore massive caves and towering islands. Afterwards, you’ll be whisked away to the Philippines to swim with Whale sharks in Cebu and go canyoneering in a waterfall affectionately named “Gatorade Factory” after its bright blue waters. Then we venture to Siargao, one of Time Magazine’s World's 100 Greatest Places of 2021, where you’ll explore curious sites like Magpupungko Rock Pools, Sugba Lagoon, and discover islands that are big, small, hidden, and naked.
Nature. Adventure. Culture. It’s all here. It’s all good!
highlights
▪ Delve into the alluring world of Balinese arts – from paintings and stone carvings, woodcarvings, to eye-catching gold and silver works
▪ Step into Go Gajah, Bali’s intriguing Elephant Cave
▪ Dip into the healing water pools of the sacred Tirta Empul
▪ Roam around the magnificent Uluwatu Temple and be dazzled by the hypnotic Kecak dance
▪ Devour a delightful seafood dinner in a beachfront setting at Jimbaran
▪ See Bali’s biggest display of wild orchids, Begonia, fern, bamboo, and carnivorous plants at Bali Botanical Garden
▪ Explore the fascinating Taman Ayun Temple and Ulun Danu Beratan Temple
▪ Capture the perfect Instagram shot at Handara Gate
▪ Soak up the sun while navigating the enchanting Phi Phi Islands
▪ Get major “The Beach” vibes at the famous Maya Bay
▪ Visit a beach ruled by wild but friendly monkeys
▪ Have massive fun feeding and bathing with Elephants
▪ Conquer the impressive Halong Bay with a fun-packed overnight cruise
▪ Invade Sung Sot Cave, Halong Bay’s largest and most majestic limestone cave
▪ Climb 450 steps to Titop Peak and be rewarded with impressive views
▪ Take part in a night fishing activity
▪ Access Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a monument that serves as the final resting place of Vietnam’s national hero, President Ho Chi Minh
▪ Revel in opulence while touring the Presidential Palace and Hanoi Opera House
▪ Wander the ancient streets of Hanoi and discover a plethora of temples and pagodas including the curious One Pillar Pagoda
▪ Binge on Lechon Cebu, dubbed the “Best pig ever” by Anthony Bourdain
▪ Get lost in a garden of a thousand blooms at Sirao Flower Garden
▪ Discover the story of undying love behind Temple of Leah
▪ Take in breathtaking panoramic views at Tops Lookout
▪ Swim with Whale sharks in Oslob
▪ Unleash your fearless side with an adrenaline-pumping canyoneering activity
▪ Plunge into the bright blue waters surrounding Cebu’s “Gatorade Factory” Waterfall
▪ Immerse in the sultry tropical sceneries at Siargao’s Cloud 9
▪ Find serenity or make a fun splash with the diving board at Sugba Lagoon
▪ Wade in joy at Magpupungko Rock Pools, a natural swimming pool that appears only during low tide
▪ Go on an island hopping tour and navigate Siargao’s islands that are big, small, hidden, and naked
▪ Go snorkeling and get up close with vibrant marine life
▪ Tickle your tastebuds (And your eyes!) with the iconic Siargao Boodle Fight
itinerary
QUICK VIEW
▪ DAY 1 (D)
Arrive Bali then transfer in
Free time or book an optional tour
Overnight Bali
▪ DAY 2 (BLD)
Ubud, Tampaksiring, Uluwatu Tour
Celuk Village of gold & silver works
Batuan Village of paintings & stone carvings
Mas Village of woodcarvings
Ubud Art Market
Goa Gajah
Tirta Empul
Lunch at Bebek Bengil
Uluwatu Temple
Kecak Fire Dance
Seafood dinner at Jimbaran
Overnight Bali
▪ DAY 3 (BL)
Bedugul Tour
Taman Ayun Temple
Bali Botanical Garden
Bedugul Fruits & Vegetables Market
Lake Beratan
Ulun Danu Beratan Temple
Handara Gate
Overnight Bali
▪ DAY 4 (B)
Bali to Phuket by flight
Overnight Phuket
▪ DAY 5 (BL)
Phi Phi Island Hopping Tour
Phi Phi Lae Island
Maya Bay
Loh Samah Bay
Pi Leh Cove
Viking Cave
Phi Phi Don Island
Monkey Beach
Khai Nai Island
Overnight Phuket
▪ DAY 6 (BL)
Green Elephant Sanctuary Park Tour
Feeding the Elephants
Mudbath with Elephants
Fresh Water Pool with Elephants
XXL Elephant Shower
Thai buffet lunch
Overnight Phuket
▪ DAY 7 (B)
Phuket to Hanoi by flight
Overnight Hanoi
▪ DAY 8 (BLD)
Hanoi to Halong by van
Dong Trieu pottery & ceramics village
Halong Bay Cruise
Board the cruise at Halong Wharf
Lunch on board
Sung Sot (Surprise) Cave
Titop Island
Swimming at Titop Beach
Sightseeing at Titop Peak
Cooking class on the Sundeck
Dinner on board
Night fishing on board
Overnight Halong Bay
▪ DAY 9 (BL)
Tai chi on the Sundeck
Luon Cave
Brunch on board
Cruise back to Halong Wharf
Halong to Hanoi by van
Overnight Hanoi
▪ DAY 10 (BLD)
Hanoi City Tour
Ba Dinh Square
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
Presidential Palace
Ho Chi Minh's Stilt House
One Pillar Pagoda
Temple of Literature
Hanoi Opera House
Statue of King Ly Thai To
Hoan Kiem Lake
Ngoc Son Temple
West Lake
Tran Quoc Pagoda
Overnight Hanoi
▪ DAY 11 (BD)
Hanoi to Cebu by flight
Lechon Cebu dinner
Overnight Cebu
▪ DAY 12 (BD)
Cebu Highland Vista Tour
Sirao Flower Garden
Temple of Leah
Tops Lookout
Dinner at La Vie in the Sky
Overnight Cebu
▪ DAY 13 (BL)
Cebu to Oslob by van
Whale Shark Encounter Tour
Swimming with Whale Sharks
Oslob to Badian by van
Badian Canyoneering
Lunch at Kawasan Falls
Badian to Cebu by van
Overnight Cebu
▪ DAY 14 (BD)
Cebu to Siargao by flight
Cloud 9
Seafood dinner
Overnight Siargao
▪ DAY 15 (BL)
Sugba Lagoon
Siargao Land Tour
Magpupungko Rock Pools
Maasin River
Coconut Road
Coconut Mountain View
I Love Siargao Sign
Overnight Siargao
▪ DAY 16 (BL)
Siargao Island Hopping Tour
Fish Sanctuary
Naked Island
Daku Island
Siargao Boodle Fight
Guyam Island
Secret Island
Overnight Siargao
▪ DAY 17 (B)
Transfer to Siargao Airport
Tour ends
* B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, D-Dinner
DAY 1 (D) ARRIVE BALI
Selamat datang di Pulau Dewata! Welcome to Bali, the predominantly Hindu island of the Indonesian archipelago. Bali is an island of captivating beauty – immerse in outdoor adventures, take in all the nature, engross in the fascinating culture, rejuvenate your body, savor authentic flavors, and feed your soul through the arts. Bali has so much to offer. Did you know Bali is home to a unique celebration called Nyepi or the Balinese Day of Silence where the whole island shuts down and falls into complete silence for an entire day? Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel located deep within Bali's cultural heart – Ubud. Just look around and you will feel the enchantment. You’re in Bali, the Island of the Gods, after all!
DAY 2 (BLD) UBUD, TAMPAKSIRING, ULUWATU TOUR
Fall off the bed. It’s time to hit the road for a day of epic discoveries. Today we delve into the alluring world of Balinese arts. We kick-ART with a visit to Celuk Village of gold and silver works, Batuan Village of paintings and stone carvings, Mas Village of woodcarvings, then it’s onto Ubud Art Market. You’ll be surrounded with an abundance of riveting treasures it’s impossible not to be tempted to bring home a piece of Bali with you. Do you know what Balinese artists like to draw before going to bed? The curtains. (*wink*) Next we navigate to Goa Gajah or the Elephant Cave, an archaeological site with an exquisite cave, intriguing relics, and ancient bathing pools. Afterwards we head to Tirta Empul. Built in the 10th-century, Tirta Empul is a sacred Hindu water temple. Take a dip for a healing holy water experience. For lunch, prepare to tease your tastebuds with Bali’s original crispy duck at Bebek Bengil. Enak banget! In the afternoon, we bounce to Uluwatu Temple. Dedicated to the Supreme God Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa, Uluwatu Temple is renowned for its magnificent location – perched on top of a steep cliff 70 meters (230 feet) above the Indian Ocean. When the sun is about to set, Uluwatu Temple comes to life with the Kecak Fire Dance – a mesmerizing concoction of a performance featuring hypnotic chants (Kecak!), dazzling flames, and mesmerizing choreography which portrays Monkey God Hanuman helping Prince Rama fight the evil King Ravana. After the performance, we head to Jimbaran for your beachfront dinner of sumptuous seafood. It doesn’t get any better than this.
DAY 3 (BL) BEDUGUL TOUR
Rise and grind! Today’s tour will showcase more of Bali’s natural beauty and rich culture. We make our way to Taman Ayun Temple. Also known as Mengwi Royal Temple, this 17th century creation was built as a family temple for the Mengwi Empire and was only accessible by the royals. The UNESCO World Heritage Site features an eye-catching row of pagodas with thatched roof up to 11 stories tall. Next we navigate to Bali Botanical Garden, a sprawling garden that showcases Bali’s biggest display of wild orchids, one of the world’s largest Begonia collection, a rainforest trail, enchanting fern garden, and bamboo collection. Watch out for the carnivorous plants! We explore a wide variety of local produce at Bedugul Fruits & Vegetables Market (Have you ever tried eating a Starfruit? This is your chance!) then it’s onto the serene Lake Beratan to visit one of the most iconic views in all of Bali. The photogenic Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is a Hindu water temple situated on the western shores of Lake Beratan. Surrounded by a stunning backdrop of mountains and seemingly floating in the lake, Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is without a doubt remarkably beautiful. Afterwards, get ready for a photo shoot worthy of an Instagram upload at Handara Gate. A statuesque gate with a distinctive Balinese architecture surrounded by a lush green scenery, passing through Handara Gate is like entering the gate to paradise. Blissful!
DAY 4 (B) BALI-PHUKET BY FLIGHT
Bad news: It’s your last day in Indonesia. Good news: You’re heading to another country. Sawasdee! Welcome to Phuket, Thailand’s largest island nestled by the crystalline waters of the Andaman Sea. The country’s top beach destination and the wealthiest province of Thailand, Phuket lures millions of tourists seeking its gorgeous beaches, stunning view points, magnificent temples, sumptuous cuisine, and vibrant nightlife scene. It’s your first day in such an alluring destination. Carpe this diem!
DAY 5 (BL) PHI PHI ISLAND HOPPING
Ready to have an awesome day out at sea? Kickstart your day with a filling breakfast then we navigate to AA Marina where we hop on a speedboat to explore Phi Phi Islands. Our first stop: the enchanting Phi Phi Lae Island, home to the famous Maya Bay, a beautiful bay sheltered by towering cliffs. Did you know that Maya Bay was the filming location of the movie “The Beach” which starred Leonardo DiCaprio? Haven’t seen it? We think you should! (*wink*) Afterwards, we go snorkeling at Loh Samah Bay. Swim in the divine waters of Pi Leh Cove. Admire the striking Viking Cave. Next we make our way to Phi Phi Don Island, the largest and only inhabited island of the bunch, for a yummy buffet lunch then meet the wild but friendly Macaques at Monkey Beach. Want more? We check out Khai Nai Island for a last swim before heading back. Good times!
DAY 6 (BL) GREEN ELEPHANT SANCTUARY PARK TOUR
Down your coffee and load up on Pad Thai. Today’s massive task promises an unforgettable journey to the world of Asian Elephants. Fun fact: The national animal of Thailand, the Elephant consumes up to 200 kilograms of food a day. We visit Green Elephant Sanctuary Park, an ethical Elephant sanctuary providing a home for rescued Elephants, allowing intimate interactions with Elephants without rides or shows. Learn about the conservation efforts and experience Elephants the purest way, in a natural environment where they are free. Enjoy feeding the Elephants with fruits. Join in a mudbath then wash off the mud at the XXL Elephant Shower. Afterwards, be rewarded with a delicious Thai buffet lunch. We guarantee this is one experience that’ll be hard to forget.
DAY 7 (B) PHUKET-HANOI BY FLIGHT
Grab your passport. It’s time for country number three. Xin chào! Welcome to Hanoi! Founded over 1,010 years ago (You read it right!), Vietnam's capital city is rich in history, with the streets of its rambling Old Quarter dating back to the 14th century. Hanoi is known for its cultural heritage, water puppetry, bustling street life, and French colonial architecture. It’s also famous for its culinary delights with a wide array of delicious street food. Hanoi means “The City Within the River” as it is situated on the banks of the Red River in northern Vietnam. Did you know that tall but very narrow buildings dominate the low-rise skyline of Hanoi? Known as “nhà ống” in Vietnamese which translates to “tube house,” the buildings were kept narrow (Some as narrow as two meters or 6.5 feet wide and up to 12 floors tall) to circumvent the steep property tax introduced in the 19th century by the French which is based on the width of the building. After hotel check in, you’re free to explore and make your mark in this eclectic city.
DAY 8 (BLD) HALONG BAY
Sling your luggage into the van. It’s time for a road trip to Halong. We make a brief stop Dong Trieu, a village with over 200 years of history in making handmade ceramic products, then get ready to conquer Halong Bay. The spectacular seascapes at Halong Bay offer views to stun the most jaded travelers. This UNESCO World Heritage Site with lush emerald and turquoise waters harbor over 1,600 mostly uninhabited – and thereby undisturbed – islands and islets. In Vietnamese, Ha Long means “descending dragon.” Dragons play a prominent role in Vietnamese culture, and legend has it that dragons descended from heaven to defend the Vietnamese people from invaders, spraying fire and emeralds or jade. The jewels eventually formed towering limestone formations and evolved into the backdrop of green islands, cliffs, and water enjoyed by visitors today. After a delicious lunch of Vietnamese fusion cuisine, we check out Sung Sot Cave (Also called Surprise Cave), the largest and most majestic limestone cave in Halong Bay. Then we navigate to Titop Island. Swim at Titop Beach or climb 450 steps to Titop Peak for impressive views at 110 meters (360 feet) high. Afterwards, we return to the ship and enjoy a cooking class. After dinner, join the night fishing activity and be rewarded with the freshest catch. FINtastic!
DAY 9 (BL) HALONG BAY
Wakey wakey! It’s time for an early morning grind with some Tai chi. Stretch them muscles and feel your best! After breakfast, we make way for one final stop before the cruise ends. Hop on a wooden boat and explore Luon Cave, a hidden gem with a narrow entrance and spacious interior lined by ragged cliffs and dotted with ancient trees. You’re in for a treat! Afterwards we cruise back to Halong Wharf (Sigh!) while munching on brunch then back to Hanoi by van. After hotel check in, you’re free to head out to sample the delectable street food scene. Make sure to try Bun Cha, Northern Vietnam's beloved pork and noodle dish. Known as “The Dish President Obama Chose,” Bun Cha rose to fame when Barack Obama and Anthony Bourdain chowed down on this dish in 2015 while filming a segment for Bourdain’s popular television series “Parts Unknown.” Ask around for Bun Cha Obama.
DAY 10 (BLD) HANOI CITY TOUR
Guzzle your coffee and finish that Banh mi. Today we explore the remarkable city of Hanoi. We begin with a visit to Ba Dinh Square, a massive public square where President Ho Chi Minh read the Proclamation of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam on September 2, 1945. Located in the center of Ba Dinh Square is Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a monumental marble edifice which serves as the final resting place of President Ho Chi Minh. We check out the Presidential Palace, the official residence of the President of Vietnam, as well as Ho Chi Minh's Stilt House, a well-preserved, modest stilt house also located at the palace grounds. Next we head to an extraordinary structure: One Pillar Pagoda (Dien Huu Pagoda) was built on a single pillar in the middle of a lotus pond. It may not seem like the smartest thing but, mind you, it stood the test of time (Standing on one pillar since the year 1049!) Afterwards we bounce to the Temple of Literature, this temple dedicated to Chinese philosopher Confucius. Built in 1070, the complex was also the site of Vietnam’s first university. After lunch, we stop by Hanoi Opera House then pay respects to the Statue of King Ly Thai To – the first ruler of Vietnam’s Ly Dynasty who in the year 1010 chose Hanoi as the site for his capital. We move on to Ngoc Son Temple, a symbolic temple located on an islet in Hoan Kiem Lake, then finally Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hanoi’s oldest pagoda (1,500 years and counting!) situated on the southeastern shore of West Lake. After a fun-filled day of exploring, we end with a delightful dinner spread. How do you say delicious in Vietnamese?
DAY 11 (BD) HANOI-CEBU BY FLIGHT
Wave goodbye to Vietnam and say hello to the Philippines. Mabuhay! Welcome to Cebu, the "Queen City of the South" and home to amazing journeys and delectable food. Did you know that the Philippines was claimed in the name of Spain in 1521 by Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese explorer sailing for Spain, who named the islands after King Philip II of Spain? Philip = Philippines! The first permanent Spanish settlement was established in Cebu in 1565. For your welcome dinner get ready to stimulate your taste buds with Lechon Cebu, named by American chef and TV host Anthony Bourdain as the “Best pig ever.” Skip the calorie count!
DAY 12 (BD) CEBU HIGHLAND VISTA TOUR
Buckle up! Today we hit the highlands to see some of the most breathtaking views in the area. Get lost in a garden of a thousand blooms at Sirao Flower Garden. Discover the story of undying love behind Temple of Leah. Explore the fortress-like viewing deck at Tops Lookout. For dinner we navigate to La Vie in the Sky, a mountain-top winery and restaurant serving delicious chows and gorgeous views. Bon appétit!
DAY 13 (BL) CEBU-OSLOB-BADIAN-CEBU BY VAN
Today, we need to wake up bright and early but you’ll have plenty of nap time as we roll into Oslob. Ready for a mind-blowing experience? Prepare to plunge into the water to swim with the world’s largest fishes. Whale sharks can grow up to 12 meters (40 feet) long and weigh an average of 20 tons. Though carnivorous, you don’t need to worry because they don’t pose any threat to humans. (Their diet consists mainly of smalls shrimps and plankton.) Prepare to be wowed (And feel really small) with this unique wildlife interaction that will leave memories to last a lifetime. Afterwards, unleash the fearless in you with an adrenaline-pumping canyoneering tour to Kawasan Falls. Together with our highly skilled guide, get ready to trek, climb, slide, jump off steep canyons into refreshing water pools, all the way to the base of Kawasan Falls. After lunch, enjoy swimming in the enticing pool surrounding the waterfall. Affectionately nicknamed the “Gatorade Factory,” this incredible waterfall is known for its bright blue water. Picture yourself swimming in a pool of blue Gatorade! (Just don’t be tempted to drink.)
DAY 14 (BD) CEBU-SIARGAO BY FLIGHT
Zip your suitcase. Today we’re heading to the Philippines’ surfing capital – Siargao. After an easy breezy flight, it’s time for your first Siargao experience. We head to Cloud 9, the island’s most popular surfing spot. Care for a surf? Or go swimming or just relax while enjoying a fresh fruit smoothie. Bottoms up! Come dinnertime, expect a spread of drool-worthy seafood so good, you’ll probably overeat. Then you’re free to check out the island’s vibrant nightlife. One ice-cold San Miguel please!
DAY 15 (BL) SUGBA LAGOON + SIARGAO LAND TOUR
Swimsuit up! Today we’re going on a land tour that also comes with a leisurely boat ride to Sugba Lagoon. We head to Del Carmen then hop on to a boat to reach Sugba Lagoon – a serene natural spot surrounded by epic mountains. Go paddle boarding, kayaking, rafting, or perhaps unleash your fearless side, conquer the diving board, and dive into the inviting lagoon. Afterwards we make our way back to Siargao and navigate to Magpupungko Rock Pools, home to natural rock pools that only come into view during low tide. When the tide recedes, a crystal clear rock pool emerges. Go ahead and jump in! We also visit Coconut Mountain View, an overlooking viewpoint that allows you to see spectacular landscapes adorned with countless coconut trees. Afterwards, we head to Maasin River. Make sure to check out the famous crooked coconut tree and try the rope swing. Banzai!
DAY 16 (BL) SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING
Dig into breakfast then prepare to go on an island hopping adventure to visit three of Siargao’s most famous islands and more. Go snorkeling amidst colorful marine life at the Fish Sanctuary. Discover Naked Island – a sandbar that, as its name suggests, is without any trees or shade. Afterwards, we head to Daku Island for more swimming and snorkeling. Come lunchtime, satisfy your tastebuds with the iconic Siargao Boodle Fight – a delightful beachfront barbecue lunch featuring freshly caught seafood and more. A treat for your eyes and most definitely your tummy! Afterwards, we head to the tiny but mighty Guyam Island where you can relax in a cottage, in a hammock, under a tree, or perhaps explore the surrounding dramatic rock formations. Finally, enjoy your last beach hurrah swimming at Secret Island before the tide rises. Fun times guaranteed!
DAY 17 (B) SIARGAO-DEPARTURE
Down your coconut juice and grab your suitcase that’s now overweight with precious mementos. We bid farewell after breakfast. What an adventure it’s been! We wouldn’t blame you though if you rebook your ticket and decide to extend. Just let us know and we’ll make arrangements.
tour rates
BALI: MAYA UBUD RESORT & SPA
Jalan Gunung Sari Peliatan, Ubud, Bali (3 kilometers to Ubud Monkey Forest)
Triple: Impressive Forest Suite with one king bed or two single beds + extra bed
Twin: Impressive Forest Suite with one king bed or two single beds
Single: Impressive Forest Suite with one king bed
Maya Ubud Resort & Spa
PHUKET: GRAND MERCURE PHUKET PATONG
Soi Rat U Thit, Patong, Kathu, Phuket (700 meters to Central Patong Mall)
Triple: Superior Room with one king bed or two single beds + extra bed
Twin: Superior Room with one king bed or two single beds
Single: Superior Room with one king bed
HANOI: FLOWER GARDEN HOTEL
Nguyen Truong To Street, Truc Bach Ward, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi (1.5 kilometers to Thang Long Water Puppet Theater)
Triple: Deluxe Room with two single beds + extra bed
Twin: Superior Room with one double bed
Single: Superior Room with one double bed
HALONG BAY: SYRENA CRUISES
Triple: Deluxe Cabin with one queen bed or two single beds + extra bed
Twin: Deluxe Cabin with one queen bed or two single beds
Single: Deluxe Cabin with one queen bed
CEBU: SHERATON CEBU MACTAN RESORT
Punta Engaño, Lapu Lapu City, Mactan Island, Cebu (Beachfront, 2.5 kilometers to Mactan Shrine)
Triple: Courtyard View Room with one king bed or two double beds + extra bed
Twin: Courtyard View Room with one king bed or two double beds
Single: Courtyard View Room with one king bed
❯❯ More on this Hotel
SIARGAO: SIAGO BEACH RESORT
Tourism Road, Poblacion 5, General Luna, Siargao (Beachfront, 200 meters to Barbosa Siargao)
Triple: Deluxe Double Room with two double beds + extra bed
Twin: Junior King with one king bed or Deluxe Double Room with two double beds
Single: Junior King with one king bed
❯❯ More on this Hotel
Triple USD 4,359, EURO 4,130 per person
Twin USD 5,041, EURO 4,775 per person
Solo USD 9,118, EURO 8,638 per person
Grand Mercure Phuket Patong
Flower Garden Hotel
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inclusions
✓ All accommodations with daily breakfast
✓ Appetizing meals in tourist-class restaurants
✓ All airport & seaport transfers
✓ Tour program as mentioned including admission fees and transfers
✓ Halong Bay overnight cruise
✓ Life vest and snorkeling gear for island hopping tours
✓ Kayak rental for Sugba Lagoon
✓ Service by our knowledgeable, friendly tour guides, tour coordinators & tour drivers… all fully vaccinated and undergo regular COVID-19 testing
✓ Drinking water during tours
✓ Travel insurance with COVID-19 coverage
✓ Unique souvenir to bring home
✗ Airfare (See below)
✗ Mandatory government fees like airport tax, seaport terminal fee, or porter fee (See below)
✗ Tourist visa if any
✗ Personal expenses (Telephone, mini bar, laundry, shopping, nightlife)
✗ Peak season hotel surcharge
✗ Items which are not included in the meal plan
✗ Optional tours, dive, golf, spa & other optional meals
✗ Optional Indonesian, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, French, Arabic, or Korean-speaking guide USD 150 per group per day
✗ Tipping (USD 5 per person per day)
flights & airfares
DENPASAR BALI TO PHUKET
Scoot TR 281 DPS SIN ETD 10:55 ETA 13:35
Scoot TR 652 SIN HKT ETD 18:20 ETA 19:20
USD 210 per person, Includes 20kg check in + 7kg handcarry baggage per person
PHUKET TO HANOI
Thai Airways TG 2286 HKT BKK ETD 11:40 ETA 13:10
Thai Airways TG 564 BKK HAN ETD 17:30 ETA 19:20
USD 235 per person, Includes 25kg check in + 7kg handcarry baggage per person
HANOI TO CEBU
Cebu Pacific 5J 745 HAN MNL ETD 08:25 ETA 13:00
Cebu Pacific 5J 569 MNL CEB ETD 15:30 ETA 17:05
USD 260 per person, Includes 20kg check in + 7kg handcarry baggage per person
CEBU TO SIARGAO
Philippine Airlines PR 2382 CEB IAO ETD 15:40 ETA 16:40
USD 105 per person, Includes 20kg check in + 7kg handcarry baggage per person
Airfare quotation is based on best available rates with at least three months leeway before departure date. Subject to change without prior notice. When booking your flights, please choose a booking class that will allow rebooking without any charges. We can also book the flights for you. Feel free to get in touch.
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mandatory gov't fees
✗ Bali tourist tax starting 14 February 2024 IDR 150,00 per person (Pay at the airport upon arrival)
✗ Siargao environment fee PHP 50 per person (Pay at the airport upon arrival)
✗ Bali airport terminal fee (Included in the ticket price)
✗ Phuket airport terminal fee (Included in the ticket price)
✗ Hanoi airport terminal fee (Included in the ticket price)
✗ Cebu airport terminal fee (Included in the ticket price)
✗ Siargao airport terminal fee (Included in the ticket price)
Total: USD 11, EURO 11 per person
