| PACKAGE INCLUDES |
Hotel
|
Meal
|
Partial Meals Inclusive
|
Tour Guide
|
Return Airport Transfer
|
| TRIP OVERVIEW |
| Super Saver Trip with strategically chosen hotel and breakfast, airport transfers and island hopping tour of Phang Nga Island. Embark on a Long Tail Boat tour and visit James Bond Island and the iconic Leaning Rock. Stop at Suwan Kuha Temple to see the Monkey Cave and the impressive 15-meter reclining Buddha. Enjoy lunch at Panyee Village, a unique Muslim fishing village built on stilts, before continuing your adventure to Ta-Lu Island for sea canoeing. |
| HIGHTLIGHTS |
✔ Hop on The Traditional Thai Long Tail Boat ride to Phang Nga Bay
✔ Experience the Island's White Sandy Beaches and Turquoise Water
✔ Explore the Beautiful Coral Island and discover its impressive Coral Reef
✔ Visit the World-Famous James Bond Island a popular destination for Sailing and Kayaking
|
| SKETCH ITINERARY |
D01: Arrive Phuket > Explore Patong Area
D02: James Bond > Phang Nga Bay > Monkey Cave > Longtail Boat (B,L)
D03: Free To Explore Patong > Departure (B)
|
| DETAILED ITINERARY |
| DAY 01: ARRIVE PHUKET > EXPLORE PATONG AREA
|
| • |
Upon arrival proceed to the Pick up Point provided on the voucher. You will then be transferred to the hotel of your choice. |
| • |
Home to some of the Most Majestic Beaches in the world, Phuket is also famous for a number of other things things like vibrant nightlife, colorful night markets, delicious seafood, The White Marble Big Buddha and of course scuba diving. It guarantees a memorable vacation experience. |
| • |
Rest of the day you are free to explore the island on your own. We have provided a list of the Top 10 things to do in Patong below. |
| • |
Overnight stay at hotel in Phuket. |
|
| DAY 02: JAMES BOND > PHANG NGA BAY > MONKEY CAVE > LONGTAIL BOAT (B, L)
|
| • |
After breakfast visit the world-famous James Bond Island, locally known as Khao Ping Kan which came into worldwide prominence in 1974 when it became one of the locations for the movie “The Man with the Golden Gun.” Thousands of tourists still visit this island, turning it into a pilgrimage for 007 fans and movie enthusiasts in general. James Bond Island is a popular destination for sailing and kayaking. It's in a protected marine area of the Ao Phang Nga Marine National Park, so boats aren't allowed to get too close to the island. Its precarious position is big on the upper part and relatively slim at the bottom. You can view James Bond Island from a boat or a small beach on Koh Ping Ghan. Koh Ping Ghan is a very high leaning rock with several small caves inside. It’s pretty amazing and fun to check them all out. On its crowded eastern beach, there are stalls and stands selling souvenirs mostly made from shells and wood. |
| • |
You will be picked up from your hotel and proceed to the Pier point to embark on your Long Tail Boat for sightseeing in Phang Nga Bay National Park. Enroute visit The Monkey Cave at Suwan Kuha Temple. Inside the temple is a 15-meter-long reclining Buddha image. Have lunch in Panyee village or Muslim Fishing Village, notable for being built on stilts by Malay fishermen. The population consists of 360 families or 1,685 people descended from two seafaring Muslim families from Java. After lunch proceed to James Bond Island and The Leaning Rock. Thereafter to Ta-Lu Island, a place beautiful to do Sea Canoeing (optional add on) |
| • |
TIME WISE SCHEDULE:- |
| • |
09.10 Pick up from hotel & transfer to Krasom Pier Phang Nga Bay (One & The Half Journey) |
| • |
11.00 Arrive at Krasom Pier, ready to go on board the Long Tail Boat. (Life Jacket Provided) & sightseeing at Phang Nga Bay National Park visit to Mangrove Jungle. Grotto Cave, Khor Ma Chu & Khor Nom Sar Shape Mountain. Sea Canoeing at Talu Island |
| • |
12.30 Thereafter visit to James Bond Island & Khao Ping Gan |
| • |
13.30 Transfer to Koh Panyee (Muslim fishing village) for Buffet Lunch, and free to walk & explore at Panyi Market |
| • |
15.30 Ready to go no the Long Tail Boat & departure back to Krasom Pier |
| • |
16.00 Enroute visit to Tham Suwankhuha Temple Cave (Monkey Cave) |
| • |
18.00 Transfer back & reach to Phuket, and transfer back to Hotel & free |
| • |
To Be Paid Directly:- |
| • |
Marine National Park Fees: Adult THB400 | Child THB200 |
| • |
Trip might be subject to changed without prior notice depending on sea and weather conditions. |
| • |
Overnight stay at hotel in Phuket. |
|
| DAY 03: FREE TO EXPLORE PATONG > DEPARTURE (B)
|
| • |
After breakfast proceed to explore the Most popular destination in Phuket, Patong. The best things to do in Patong is to start from the very famous Bangla Road. The resort town is mostly renowned for its 3-km-long beach and for its tremendous and often hectic nightlife, but there are also a good number of natural and manmade attractions and sites that add to Patong’s appeal. Discover these top 10 attractions below:- |
| • |
[1] Bangla Road: Patong's liveliest party zone. No visit to Phuket is truly complete without at least taking a look. Famous for its extreme nightlife, Soi Bangla offers an incredible entertainment area filled with drinks and music that increases in volume as the moon rises. |
| • |
[2] Jungceylon Shopping Mall: Diagonally opposite the famous Bangla Road and is almost a city in itself. The 2 main stores in the shopping complex are Robinson – a gleaming, well-lit, upper-end department store – and the Big C supermarket. |
| • |
[3] Simon Cabaret Show: Of the many big shows to see around Phuket, Simon Cabaret is ranked among the very best. The plush theatre on the road leading towards Karon is home to nightly 70-minute performances of a remarkable extravaganza, which features huge song and dance routines, comedy acts, soundalikes and more, with influences from around the world. |
| • |
[4] Freedom Beach: A 300-metre-long strip of white sand on Phuket’s west coast that’s dotted with granite rocks and surrounded by hills covered by thick and luxuriant jungle. Essentially, Freedom Beach’s exclusivity comes from the simple fact that it's rather difficult to access, although things are getting a bit better nowadays. |
| • |
[5] Paradise Beach: One of the most stunningly beautiful beaches in Patong. It’s one of the most attractive of the many wonderful beaches Phuket has to offer. Being in a small cove on the side of Patong Bay, protected from the waves of the Indian Ocean, the beach offers safe swimming all year round. It's compact and has great views right across Patong Bay. |
| • |
[6] Spas and massages: In Patong they come in a wide array of styles and budget ranges. That's why picking a place to get a massage in Patong seems like an almost impossible task. |
| • |
[7] Surf House Patong Beach: Just over the road from the Immigration office and the famous sandy Patong Beach. It’s a fun ‘flow-riding’ facility where you can learn to surf in a safe and controlled environment. |
| • |
[8] Flying Hanuman: Offers you a chance to discover Phuket's rainforest canopy from a really special angle. It's a unique experience as you’ll never see exactly the same scenario, even if you return many times. According to the time of year or the time of day, the forest's colours and atmosphere changes. This fun and family-friendly adventure lets you get right up close with nature in a way that no usual forest trek could ever match. |
| • |
[9] Patong Boxing Stadium: Patong is a great place to see live Muay Thai matches. It has 2 stadiums – Patong Boxing Stadium Sainamyen and Bangla Boxing Stadium. Between the 2 venues, Patong Boxing Stadium is considered to be more ‘real’. Matches are usually held every Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights. It isn’t so much about the show and more about champions of their craft going head-to-head at the centre of a lively and excited crowd. |
| • |
[10] Kathu Waterfall: A popular weekend spot for locals to chill out among nature at. The waterfall consists of a series of pools that are sometimes gushing with rainwater, though they can also be little more than a trickle, depending on the season. The best time to go is usually between June and November when there’s plenty of monsoon water, but it’s advisable not to go when it’s actually raining as things can get rather slippery underfoot. |
| • |
Thereafter transferred to airport for your onward journey. |
|
| TRIP GALLERY |
|
| Wanna have a fantastic array of attraction? It's t...
|
|
|
| Phuket Patong Beach...
|
|
|
| The Marvelous Statue of the Great Buddha of Phuket...
|
|
|
| Wat Chalong, a sight to behold as most honored an...
|
|
|
| A sparkling visit to Wang Talang oldest gem galler...
|
|
|
| Be lively as you take on a cultural walk in the mi...
|
|
|
| Enjoy the breath-taking sight at Khao Rang Hill...
|
|
|
| Let's visit the Phuket's west cost area: Patong...
|
|
|
| Bangla Road, the notorious heart of all Phuket's n...
|
|
|
| No money? No worries! Window Shop at Jungceylon Sh...
|
|
|
| Be Entertained at Simon Cabaret Show...
|
|
|
| Take a glance of the "Pearl of Phuket" -Freedom B...
|
|
|
| Relax yourself at Paradise Beach with it's charmin...
|
|
|
| Tackle a zipline adventure and fly brave at Flying...
|
|
|
| Start a semi-thrilled hike 'til on it's challengin...
|
|
|
| Sawaddi Phuket!...
|
|
| WHY BOOK NOW? |
- 20% Savings for Online Products
|
| INCLUSION |
- Meals inclusive as specified
- Hotel accommodation as specified
- All transfers inclusive as specified
- Seat in coach (Sharing basis) with driver cum guide
- English speaking guide during tours
|
| EXCLUSION |
- Flight Ticket & Taxes
- Compulsory Tour Tips
(RM 30)
- MSIG Travel Insurance
(RM 41)
- High Occupancy Surcharge
- Peak Season Surcharge
- Any item not stated under 'Inclusions'
|
|
|
