Customized International Packages (63)
DAYS 1-2: VIENTIANE
On arrival in Vientiane, transfer to your hotel. The country’s charming capital is full of alluring monuments with a laid-back riverside ambience. Receive a unique welcome in a traditional Lao Baci ceremony in a local home and explore the city’s most famous landmarks, Wat Pha That Luang and Wat Sisaket. Discover the art of Lao silk weaving during your visit to a fair trade weaving workshop.
DAYS 3-6: LUANG PRABANG & PAK OU CAVES
A short flight brings you to the fabled riverside town of Luang Prabang. Gain an insight into the culture of the delightful local people as you enter ornate monasteries, wander the interesting Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre, and spend some time chatting with monks. A lovely boat trip to Pak Ou Caves unveils innumerable Buddha sculptures spanning many centuries. Sharpen your culinary skills in a fun Lao cooking class and behold the beautiful Kuang Si Falls. Rise early to witness the breathtaking ancient ritual of local monks collecting alms at dawn, and soak up the town’s relaxed atmosphere with a game of petanque. In the evening, be sure to visit the night craft market. On your last day, enjoy free time until your departure transfer.
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- Days 6 Days
- Package 2013 Laos
Kuwait city
Located right in the middle of Kuwait, Kuwait City is a world-class metropolis boasting high-rise buildings, stylish commercial centers and famous museums. Behind its rapid technological progress lies a rich culture and age-old traditions that will delight travelers. If you want to experience both, the soothing tranquility and the dynamic energy of the Arab world, Kuwait City is the perfect destination.
Day One: A View from the Top
Start your 7-day trip with a breathtaking view of Kuwait City from the magnificent Kuwait Towers, one of the state’s most well-known landmarks. The main tower houses a revolving observation platform that offers a panoramic view of the entire city. The lower part of the main tower houses several exquisite dining facilities.
Day Two: History and Art
Explore Kuwait’s rich history by visiting its wide array of museums. Learn all about ancient Kuwait by going to the Kuwait National Museum and the Tareq Rajab Museum, where visitors can admire various vintage artwork, jewelry, costumes, musical instruments and archaeological relics from the ancient Arab world. These destinations are a must for travelers interested in ancient art and history.
Day Three: Gastronomic Treats
To experience local gastronomic delights, make sure to treat your taste buds with delectable Middle Eastern fare. For a quick snack, treat yourself to an authentic shawarma from Badar Al Badoor near the Safir Hotel. For lunch or dinner, you can try lentil soup and grilled chicken from Villa Fayrouz on Istaqlal Street. Both restaurants are located within the city.
Day Four: Water Pleasures
If you’re the type of traveler who enjoys beaches and water parks, there’s no better way to spend the day than visiting Aqua Park on Arab Gulf Street. Opened in 1995, it is the first and largest water park in the region. It has different pools, slides, a man-made river, a go-kart track and a paintball field. Aqua Park is open from April to October.
Day Five: Dive the Deep Sea
If you still can’t get enough aquatic adventure, why don’t you try diving? Scuba diving is one of the fastest growing water sports in Kuwait. Contact the Alboom Marine Center to ask about their diving trips.
Day Six: Explore the Islands
If you’re still not satisfied with your tan, why not enjoy the sun some more and explore the Kuwaiti islands? You can take a nice 1-day trip by boat to Failaka or any of Kuwait’s islands.
Day Seven: Shoppers’ Delight
The perfect place to go for souvenirs is Souk Al Mubarakiya in the downtown region. Here you can find gold merchandise, jewelry and traditional Arab wares. You can schedule a Friday for Souk Al-Juma'a, or “Friday Market,” which offers everything from new and secondhand fabrics, electronics and furniture to live goats and chickens for sale at very low prices.
Kuwait City is a charming Middle Eastern region that steadfastly holds on to its rich heritage despite the avant-garde technological developments and a prosperous economy
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- Days 7 Days
- Package Kuwait City
Day 1: Arrival Amman
Jordan Beauty representative will meet and assist at Queen Alia International Airport, Followed by transfer guests to Amman (33 km from airport) for check-in and welcome drink at hotel. Freshen-up followed by briefing, then dinner and O/N hotel.
Day 2: Amman – Desert Castles
Breakfast in hotel, 9:00 am departure for 2-hour city tour of Amman (Ancient Philadelphia, Citadel, Temple of Hercules, Roman Theatre, Nymphaeum, King Abdullah Mosque [Blue Mosque] and Ummayad Palace) followed by transfer to tour the desert castles. The Ummayad Caliphs in the 8th c. AD built the desert castles and palaces. They built these castles and palaces in the Jordanian desert in order to maintain the caravan routes and to secure the loyalty of Jordanian tribes. We will tour Azraq Castle, (90 km from Amman) including lunch . We will then continue to Kharanah Palace, Amra Palace, and then transfer back to Amman for freshen-up followed by transfer to Dinner outside hotel , for an authentic Jordanian dinner. Back to hotel for O/N.
Day 3: Jerash – Ajloun – Amman
Breakfast in hotel, followed by 8:00 am transfer to Jerash, (45 km from Amman) one of the most important and preserved Roman cities in the Near East. Half-day tour of Jerash, visiting the oval plaza in the south theatre, the colonized street, the Temple of Artemis, Zeus and the Three Churches of Cosmos and Demanos. Lunch in Jerash. After lunch, transfer to Ajloun (24 km from Jerash) to visit the only Islamic castle in Jordan, which was built from 1184-1185AD and one of the very few Islamic castles built to protect the country against Crusader attacks. Transfer back to Amman to freshen-up followed by dinner Outside hotel . Back to hotel for O/N.
Day 4: Umm Qais – Pella – Dead Sea
Breakfast in hotel, 8:00 am transfer to Umm Qais (old Gadara), dating back to 2nd century AD, sightseeing over Golan Heights and Tayberias Lake. Tour Umm Qais, one of the most important cities during the Greco-Roman period, dating back to the 2nd c. AD including lunch. Continue driving along the Yarmoukh River beside the Jordanian / Israeli border to Jordan Valley viewing Pella, which has been inhabited for over 6000 years (a Decapolis city of the Roman Empire), tour Pella. Then continue to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on the earth, 409m below sea level. Free afternoon to swim, float and relax in the water rich in mineral salts, ideal for spas and medicinal treatments. Dinner and O/N hotel at the Dead Sea.
Day 5: Madaba - Mt. Nebo - Mekawir - Kerak - Petra
Breakfast in hotel, departure at 8:00 am to Madaba (20 km from Dead Sea), famous as a land of Mosaics. The most famous of the mosaics being the wonderful map of Palestine and Jordan in the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George. Continue to Mt. Nebo for tour of the site believed to be home to the tomb of Moses. Then transfer via the Kings’ Highway to Mekawir. This is the site of Herod’s Palace, where John the Baptist was beheaded. Tour of Mekawir, transfer via Kings’ Highway to Kerak (located 129 km from Amman) one of the finest examples of Crusader military construction, its walls are strengthened with rectangular projecting towers, long stone vaulted galleries lit only by narrow slits, and a deep moat from the west which completely isolates the site. Lunch at Al-Mujib (in Kerak), followed by transfer to Petra for dinner and O/N hotel.
Day 6: Petra
Breakfast in hotel, 8:00 am departure for full day tour of Petra (the Rose-Red city) including the Siq, the Treasury, city centre, the Royal tomb, the theatre, the High Place of Sacrifice, Wadi Farasah and the Roman Soldier Tombs. Lunch in Petra, then evening hike back via the Siq to Wadi Musa for freshen-up followed by transfer to Beidha (little Petra) for gala B-B-Q dinner under the stars, then back to Wadi Musa for O/N hotel. ***The dinner will be Arabic cuisine served open buffet style including Bedouin (folklore) entertainment.
Day 7: Petra
Breakfast in hotel, 9:00 am departure for full day Petra tour including Al-Dheir, the Monastery and Al Habis castle. Lunch inside, followed by evening hike back via Siq back to Wadi Musa for dinner and O/N hotel.
Day 8: Beidha (Little Petra) - Wadi Rum - Aqaba
Breakfast, then checkout of hotel, 9:00 am departure to visit Little Petra (Beidah, 8 km from hotel), a caravan station from the 3rd century BC. Then drive via the caravan roads back to Wadi Musa for lunch at the Red Cave Restaurant. After lunch, bus transfer to Wadi Rum (Valley of the Moon) for a 2-hour jeep tour to explore the Arabian desert and watch the beautiful sunset. Tour through the Sharah Mountain to Aqaba for dinner and O/N hotel.
Day 9: Aqaba
Breakfast in hotel, followed by free morning in Aqaba, situated on the gulf of the Red Sea. Guests can swim, snorkel, dive or just relax. Lunch in Aqaba , followed by afternoon glass boat trip for all guests to explore the beautiful coral reefs situated in the Red Sea. Followed by gala B-B-Q dinner on the hotel beach then O/N in hotel.
Day 10: Departure
Breakfast and checkout of hotel, followed by transfer to departure.
Additional Info
- Days 10 Days
- Package Discover Jordan
Day 1: Arrive Tokyo
Arrive in Tokyo for a two night stay at a hotel you've selected. Afternoon of arrival spent at your leisure. Restaurant reservations will be booked upon request.
Day 2: Tour of Tokyo
Tour of the Meiji Jinju Shrine, encounter the true Japanese spirit with a walk in the beautiful Happo-en Edo romance gardens and try Japanese tea ceremony. Enjoy a river cruise to visit Asakusa Sensoji Temple in downtown Tokyo, The Temple is in a trendy fashion, arts and gourmet shopping area where the latest electronics district has, Enjoy the evening at your leisure.
Day 3: Tokyo - Mt. Fuji - Hakone
Transfer to Mt.Fuji by bus and experience Japan’s most beautiful National Park. Experience the amazing view from Mt. Fuji's 5th Station the h emerged ighest point possible by vehicle. The Volcanically active Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, centered around Lake Ashi, is famous for its onsen hot springs and its views of Mt. Fuji. Enjoy Hakone nature scenic places by a ropeway gondola, cable car and boat cruise on Lake Ashi. Stay one night in Hotel with hot spring.
Day 4: Hakone - Takayama
Transfer to Takayama by bullet train/express train. Speed through the countryside watching the Japanese landscape passing you bye. Nestled deep in the heart of Japan the ancient town of Takayama is an intimate, leisurely town with a quiet, rustic charm. Visit the historic sites of Kusakabe Folk Museum, the Yatai Hall the old private houses on Kami Sanno street. Stay one night at Hotel in Takayama.
Day 5: Takayama - Shirakawa-go - Kanazawa
In the morning visit the morning Market and the Toyama family residence. Then transfer to Shirakawa-go by local bus. The remoteness and inaccessibility of Shiriakawa-go, has kept the village unspoiled and well-preserved for centuries. View the steep thatched roof tops of the farmhouses that gained UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 1995. Stay one night at Hotel in Kanazawa.
Day 6: Kanazawa - Kyoto
In Kanazawa enjoy the famed Kenrokuen gardens that dates back to the 17th century. Experience the former geisha and samurai districts and walk thru the higashi-chaya street. Transfer to Kyoto by limited express train. Once you arrive in Kyoto enjoy afternoon at your leisure - Stay two nights at a traditional ryokan or luxury hotel.
Day 7: Tour of Kyoto and Nara
Kyoto and Nara are the ancient capital of Japan with world heritage temples and shrines, picturesque gardens, narrow paths lined with traditional wooden houses, and various traditional arts, crafts, culinary arts, and entertainment. Experience a combination of the most important attractions, sights such as Golden Pavilion, Imperial Palace, the Nijo Castle and Nara sites such as Todaiji Temple, Nara (Deer) Park and the Kasuga Shrine.
Day 8: Kyoto - Hiroshima
Enjoy a free morning in Kyoto before taking the bullet train to Hiroshima in the afternoon. Optional authentic tea ceremony experience and tour available in the morning upon.
Day 9: Tour of Hiroshima and Miyajima
Experience a custom-made Hiroshima and Miyajima tour with a private local licensed tour guide. Enjoy visiting a combination of the most important attractions, such as the Peace Memorial Park and Memorial Park Museum, the Hiroshima Castle and the beautiful Shukkeien Japanese gardens as well as sites on Miyajima Island such as Miyajima Itsukushima Shrine, the Daishoin Temple and Momijidani Park and Omotesando Shopping street.
Day 10: Hiroshima - Izu Peninsula
After a long adventure of sightseeing relax and experience an authentic Japanese style Ryokan, overlooking the Izu mountains and the blue sea of Sagami Bay. Here you will be able to experience the quintessence of genuine Japanese customer-care. As soon as you step through the front entrance you will be greeted by an remarkable lovely aroma, given a welcome drink, asked to choose your Yukata, Dinner courses and you are even able to choose your own pillow type, five different types to choose from, if that isn't attention to detail.
Day 11: Izu Peninsula - Tokyo
Enjoy a free morning in Izu before returning to Tokyo by bullet train in the afternoon. The final afternoon in Tokyo will be free at your leisure. We will make suggestions on where to visit depending on your interests.
Day 12: Depart from Tokyo
Enjoy a free morning in Tokyo before catching your returning flight home.
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- Days 12 Days / 11 Nights
Day 1:
Drive along the coastal road to Kibbutz Sdot Yam near the ancient city of Caesarea and ride a high-speed inflatable boat over the waves of the Mediterranean Sea.
Visit the magnificent Roman and Crusader ruins of Caesarea.
For lunch, drive to the Druze village of Isfiya on biblical Mount Carmel and enjoy Druze hospitality.
Take an afternoon hike in "Little Switzerland," a nature reserve in the evergreen Carmel hills.
Overnight: on Mount Carmel.
Day 2:
Start the day with a two-hour horseback ride on the Mount Carmel ridge.
Then drive to Haifa. Among the attractions of this bayside capital of the northern coast, visit the Bahai Shrine and gardens.
In the afternoon, visit Tsipori (Zippori) , a capital city from the Mishnaic period (2nd-4th centuries) and see the "Mona Lisa of the Galilee," an amazing mosaic floor of a wealthy villa in this long-ago town, and explore the impressive rock-cut water system.
Overnight: Galilee Area.
Day 3:
Start the day with a drive to Israel's far north and ride the longest cable car in Israel up the Manara Cliff for a magnificent view of the Hula Valley, snow-capped Mount Hermon and the Golan Heights. Manara also offers a half-day adventure, including mountain-slide coaster cars, rappelling, zip-line and swimming in Kibbutz Manara's swimming pool.
In the afternoon, go kayaking in one the Jordan River or one of its tributaries.
Overnight: Upper Galilee Area.
Day 4:
Drive to the Golan Heights, to the Gamla Nature Reserve and bird sanctuary and hike to the ruins of ancient Gamla, or chose from a variety of other hiking experiences. Then meet the locals over a falafel or pizza in the commercial center at Katzrin, the capital of the Golan.
After lunch, join an ATV tour across the Golan Heights to Mount Bental, overlooking the border with Syria.
End the day with a swim in one of the water parks or beaches on the shore of the Sea of Galilee.
Overnight: Sea of Galilee Area.
Day 5:
Today a different kind of adventure awaits – a spiritual one.
Drive to Safed (Tzefat), city of mystic synagogues, art and music. If you love art and a mystical atmosphere you could spend a week here. Take the morning to stroll through the picturesque Artist Colony, visiting artists in their galleries and peeking into the old synagogues. At the HaMeiri House Museum you can hear many stories about the special people who used to live in Safed. If you really are adventurous (and male), you can try to bathe in the freezing waters of the Ari Mikveh near the old cemetery, which is believed to bring good luck.
In the afternoon drive along the shore of the Sea of Galilee where, according to Christian tradition, Jesus walked on water.
Continue to the archeological remains of Beit Shean, a city with over 6000 years of history. Climb the ancient tell for a fantastic view and to explore the biblical ruins. Below, visit the huge Roman theater, bathhouse and main street from Byzantine times.
Drive through the Jordan Valley to the area of Ein Gedi on the shore of the Dead Sea.
Overnight: in the Dead Sea area.
Day 6:
Early in the morning, travel to Massada, a historical and dramatic highlight of Israel and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ascend to the top on foot or by cable car and tour the ruins of the mountain fortress.
Along the Dead Sea, take a short hike through the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve to the waterfall and beautiful spring.
After lunch, float in the water of the Dead Sea, the saltiest body of water in the lowest place on earth.
Overnight: in the Dead Sea area.
Day 7:
Today you can arrange for a jeep tour of the moon-like terrain of Mishor Amiaz on Mount Sodom and Nahal Pratzim.
Then drive south in the geographical wonder of the Great Rift Valley to Ein Yahav and meet modern day farmers who use high-tech methods to grow phenomenal organic fruits and vegetables. See homemade cosmetic products from the Aloe Vera cactus made at Moshav Ein-Yahav
Drive along the peaceful border with Jordan and visit the Hai Bar Nature Reserve, for a safari-like drive-through, seeing roaming biblical animals along the way. At Timna Park, enjoy the Mines of Time presentation and chose from a variety of hikes through spectacular rock formations.
Overnight: in Eilat, Israel's southern-most city on the shore of the Red Sea.
Day 8:
Israel has only four bodies of water, but each one is unique. After swimming in a fresh water lake in the north and the Dead Sea, now it’s time to try a tropical sea.
Let the day begin with snorkeling or Scuba-diving in the Coral Beach Nature Reserve of Eilat. Visit the nearby Underwater Observatory Marine Park.
In the afternoon, treat yourselves to a magnificent sunset from the top of Mt. Tzefahot (Slate Mountain). You can drive, hike or arrange to experience part of the trail on camelback.
A night on the town awaits one of the dozens of bars, restaurants, cafés or discotheques Eilat has to offer.
Overnight: in Eilat
Day 9:
Leave Eilat and drive northward via the Negev Desert to Mitzpe Ramon, located on the edge of a unique geological wonder. It is a phenomenon known as a Makhtesh: a huge crater developed by water erosion on top of a mountain ridge. There are three Makhteshim in Israel, which are the only formations of their kind in the world.
Hike in Nahal Nekarot in the Ramon Crater, Enjoy a visit to the local Alpaca Farm, and you can even play "Desert Archery" – a game the whole family will enjoy, using bows and arrows to shoot big targets as you hike.
Choose from a wide variety of outdoor sports options, such as mountain biking (bikes are for rent at or through your hotel), rock-climbing and rappelling, all within a few minutes' walk from the town center.
Overnight: in Mitzpe Ramon.
Day 10:
After a breakfast in the hotel featuring a variety of local specialties, drive to the ancient Nabatean city of Ovdat (Avdat), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the archeology and history of this bygone civilization of desert merchants and farmers.
Hike to the nearby oasis of Ein Ovdat, and then visit the modest home of Israel's first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion at Kibbutz Sde Boker.
Continue via the biblical city of Be'er Sheba to Tel Aviv, and let the partying begin in this round-the-clock city, the culture capital of Israel and then it’s on to Jerusalem, the Holy City and Israel’s capital.
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- Days 10 Days
DAY 1: Arrival
Arrive into the cosmopolitan city of Dubai, at the airport you will be met and transferred to your hotel for a 5-nights stay.
DAY 2: Dubai City Tour
This morning, we depart for a Dubai City Tour. This panoramic tour takes you to see some of Dubai’s beautiful landmarks, starting with a photo-stop at the ‘Burj Al Arab’ the 7-star world tallest hotel. Driving past some of the sheikh’s palaces towards the next halt at the impressive Jumeira Mosque where you can see beautiful Islamic architecture. Following the historical tour you will travel to the heart of the city where you will drive onwards to Bastakiya, where you get a chance to take photos of wind-towered houses, built in the old days by rich merchants, and then visit Dubai’s Museum at Al Fahidi Fort where archeological artifacts and Dubai’s traditional lifestyle are preserved. After the museum tour, continue on foot through the colorful textile market. Proceed onwards for an ‘Abra’ crossing – trip on the local water taxi across the creek to the Gold and Spice Souq.. Afternoon free at leisure.
DAY 3: Sharjah/Ajman Tour
This morning, we visit the two neighboring Emirates of Ajman, and Sharjah famed for the location of the start of the Dubai Rally and Sharjah Cricket Trophy. The tour begins with a visit to the Ajman Museum. We then drive past Ajman Beach and the beautiful corniche. The tour continues onward to Sharjah, ,with a photo halt at the cultural roundabout and thereafter proceed to the Al Majarrah Souq. Next halt to visit Bait Al Naboodah, the Al Naboodah family house, been converted into the heritage museum. We continue on to Al Hisn Fort, the traditional residence of the ruling family of Sharjah. Sheikh Sultan bin Saqr Al Qassimi. Visit the nearby Souq Al Arsah (Courtyard Souq) is one of the oldest popular souqs in the UAE. We then take a tour of the fish market to see the catch of the day. Continue to Central Market, well known as the Blue souq. Opposite the Souk stands the majestic King Faisal Mosque and the Pearl Monument, symbol of the UAE Federation. Back to Dubai, afternoon free at leisure.
DAY 4: Full Day Abu Dhabi Tour
Today, we visit Emirate’s Capital city – Abu Dhabi, A well-planned modern city with several high-rise buildings, impressive palaces, beautiful corniches and architectural mosques. On your way, you will catch a glimpse of Jebel Ali (the largest man-made port in the world). After two hours of traveling past vast landscapes, we arrive at the destination where you first visit Al-Hosn Palace, the Old Fort, built in the late 19th century, making it the oldest buildings in town. At the eastern end of the Corniche, near the port, lies Abu Dhabi's fish market and dhow wharf where Dhows (traditional Arabic wooden boats) are being built, offering an excellent view of the city skyline. Stop at a carpet market where a huge variety of fabulous carpets from all around the world are being sold at very affordable prices. Halt for lunch at a hotel restaurant before returning to Dubai. Overnight at your hotel.
DAY 5: Full day East Coast Tour
Today we enjoy an 8 hour tour momentarily takes you away from the busy streets of Dubai onto the cultural and pleasant sights of the northern emirates. Driving through a changing landscape, we go past desert scenery and past the oasis town of Dahid and onwards through a mountain terrain, where we halt at the local market offering local produce, pottery and carpets. The tour continues onwards via the town of Masafi, well known for its fresh water spring and Dibba, a local fishing harbour. Then the tour takes a scenic turn offering a stunning sight of the turquoise blue Indian Ocean. The coastal route takes us past Bidya Mosque, the oldest mosque in the UAE. Halt for lunch at a hotel restaurant. The return tour to Dubai is through the city of Fujairah with a visit of its old fort. Overnight at your hotel in Dubai.
DAY 6: Desert Safari (overnight at Desert camp)
The morning free at leisure. Late afternoon we depart for an unforgettable experience: a promise of beautiful photographic scenery and a truly rare experience waits while you watch the sunset over the horizon, depart in the afternoon in four wheel drive vehicles for a thrilling desert drive through huge golden sand dunes, deep into the heart of the desert. A photo halt at a camel farm and the fabulous view of the sun setting over the desert dunes are some of the memories you will cherish from the desert drive. Arrive at the desert camp, where a traditional Arabian welcome awaits each of you. Enjoy the true Arabian ambiance, at this typical Bedouin campsite, with traditional Arabian carpets, low tables and cushions for comfortable seating. At the desert camp, experience the camel ride, henna painting, try Arabic costumes or simply enjoy the aromatic Sheesha. Enjoy the splendid buffet dinner with a wide variety of barbecue meats, salads, main-course and deserts. The climax of the evening is the stunning performance under the star-lit sky by the exotic belly dancer. Settle down under the star-lit sky and enjoy the sights and sounds of the desert night. Overnight at desert camp.
DAY 7: Hatta Mountain Safari
Wake-up with the desert sunrise and relish the warm morning breakfast after which we begin our day we with a taste of the desert. A desert drive with dune bashing followed the adventurous mountain trail. The meandering route takes you through lush greenery surrounded by the rugged Hajar Mountains with its tempting cool blue waters in the wadis. Stop to enjoy the peace and tranquility in the canyons. The 4wd vehicles proceed towards the Hatta Heritage Village to visit the old fort and its village. On this safari either picnic-lunch in the wadis or lunch at the Hatta Fort Hotel is organized. After the days adventure return to Dubai with precious memories to cherish. Transfer to your hotel for a 2-night stay.
DAY 8: Shopping & Dhow Cruise
Free day for shopping, at 19.30 we depart hotel for a relaxing and enjoyable evening cruise along the Dubai Creek on the traditional wooden “Dhow”. Sparkling city lights and illuminated buildings glitter in front of your eyes as the Arabian breeze clothes you with warmness. As a good blend of Arabic and International music soothes your ears, a sumptuous buffet dinner with a wide array of continental and oriental dishes, along with an excellent selection of beverages is available. Back to your hotel for overnight.
DAY 9: Departure
Transfer to airport for departure
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- Days 9 Days / 8 Nights
- Package The Grand Emirates Tour
Day 1. Arrival in Siem Reap.
After you arrive in Cambodia, you will be met by our professional guide at Siem Reap International airport and transferred you to your hotel.
Day 2. Siem Reap.
This morning, you drive to visit the monumental magnificence of Angkor Thom - last capital of the Khmers, with its Elephant Terrace, the Terrace of the Leper King, Phimeanakas, Preah Paliley and the stunning Bayon temple. This 12th century masterpiece lies at the very centre of Angkor Thom and is an archaeological wonder of symmetry and grandeur. This afternoon, you will continue your exploration of the Angkor Temples at Ta Prohm, the temple that has been left largely in its natural state since its "re-discovery" by French explorers. After that, visit Preah Khan "The Sacred Sword", an extensive monastic complex covering over 56 hectares built by the Khmer King Jayavarman VII as a monastery and teaching complex. Return to your hotel and overnight stay.
Day 3. Siem Reap
This morning, you will visit Banteay Srei; the citadel of women - a tiny, enchanting temple, which is one of the jewels in this remarkable city. Built of red sandstone in the tenth century and dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, the carved male and female figures in the niches are exquisitely executed in both style and proportion. Continue to Visit Banteay Samre Temple on the way back to town. This afternoon, you drive to Ton Le Sap Lake, the largest fresh water lake in South East Asia, is the lifeblood of the Cambodian fishing industry Hopping on board a small shaded vessel and moving between the floating homes and small fish farms you will experience close up, daily lake life. The balance of the day is at leisure to relax or visit the Night Market.
Day 4: Siem Reap Kampong Thom-Phnom Penh.
This morning you will depart from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh by private vehicle. You will drive through the beautiful countryside, passing over and alongside ancient laterite bridges through the town of Kampong K'dei. King Jayavarman VII who built the Angkor temple in 12th century built this bridge. Later, you will continue on to visit Sambor Prei Kuk temples dating back to the 7th century. Continue to Phnom Penh, upon arrival transfer directly to your hotel for check in. The balance of the day is at your leisure.
Day 5: Phnom Penh.
This morning, you will visit the Royal Palace, which was built in 1866 by King Norodom. The Palace is actually a number of structures within a pagoda-style compound. The treasures are solid gold Buddha encrusted with 9, 584 diamonds and weighing 90 kilos small 17th century emerald and baccarat crystal Buddha. Next visit the National Museum, which houses Khmer art especially, sculptures, from different periods of Cambodian history, 19th century dance costumes, royal barges and palanquins. Enjoy shopping at the Russian Market. In the afternoon, you will learn about Cambodia's horrific past. You will have a guided visit of the Toul Sleng Genocide Museum, a former high school. During the Khmer Rouge years (1975-79) this school became a prison where it is estimated that as many as 17,000 Cambodians were tortured and imprisoned.
Continue to visit Cheung Ek (the Killing Fields), a profoundly moving, but depressing experience. Prisoners were transferred here to be killed and buried in mass graves. Today over 8,000 skulls are displayed behind the glass of a memorial Stupa, erected in 1988 to honor those who died. Later, return to your hotel and the rest of the evening is at your leisure in Phnom Penh.
Day 6: Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville.
Transfer from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville by private car. Upon arrival in Sihanoukville, you will be transferred directly to your hotel for check in. The balance of you day is at your leisure.
Day 7: Sihanoukville.
Full day free at your leisure in Sihanoukville.
Day 8: Sihanoukville.
Full day free at your leisure in Sihanoukville to enjoy the beach or quaint town.
Day 9: Sihanoukville-Phnom Penh Departure.
Transfer from Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh by private vehicle by overland to take your onward flight.
Additional Info
- Days 9 Days
- Package Classic Cambodia
Day 1: PARO – THIMPHU (65 KMS / 02 HRS, 2134Mts / 7000Fts)
Arrive Paro by Druk air the only national carrier. The flight offers you beautiful view of mountains and landscapes. On arrival and after visa formalities you will be received by ITT members transfer to Thimphu (65 KMS / 02 HRS, 2134Mts / 7000Fts), the capital of Bhutan. Visitors can enjoy relaxing walk in the valley at evening. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 2: THIMPHU
After breakfast go for Thimphu sightseeing – visit Memorial Chorten - the Stupa built in 1974 in the memory of late King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk. The paintings and images inside the monument provide a rare sight into Buddhist philosophy. Also visit Mothinthang zoo and Viewpoint. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 3: THIMPHU – WANGDI (70 KMS / 03 HRS, 1350Mts/4430Fts)
After breakfast drive for 3 HRS to Wangduephodrang via Punakha crossing the Dochu la pass 3100 meters. On fine weather you will see the eastern Himalayan ranges including the highest mountain in Bhutan Mt.Gangar Punsum 7520 meters. The drive from the pass is all the way downhill dropping to the lower and warmer valleys of lobesa. Visit Punakha Dzong (The Punakha Dzong is closed in winter months when the monk body is in Punakha. All visit to Dzong and Monasteries limited till courtyard only) built at the confluence of the Po and Mo Chu Rivers in the 17th Century by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel served as capital of Bhutan until 1955. Every year during the month of February a procession known as the Punakha Serda takes place to commemorate the victory over the Tibetans. Further proceed 20 minutes to Wangduephodrang (17 KMS / 20 Mins, 1350Mts/4430Fts) and view the Dzong from outside and stroll around the market area. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 4: WANGDI – BUMTHANG (197 KMS / 08 HRS, 2477Mts /8125Fts)
After breakfast drive almost (197 KMS / 08 HRS, 2477Mts /8125Fts) Crossing 3 passes over 3000 meters. The route offers magnificent views of the Himalayas and beautiful landscape through scattered hamlets and forest of rhododendrons and pine. After one and half HRS from Chendebji Chorten arrive at a small town known as Trongsa meaning new village. The town mainly consists of fresh Tibetan refugees but the most impressive of all is the Trongsa Dzong. The whole of eastern Bhutan was con trolled from this fortress during the mid 17th century. Visitors are not allowed inside the building. Proceed another 2 HRS to Bumthang visiting the Chume weaving center. Overnight at Hotel
Day 5: BUMTHANG
After breakfast go for sightseeing of Bumthang which has an individuality that charms its visitors and separates it from other regions. Comprised of four smaller valleys, the deeply spiritual region of Bumthang is shrouded in religious legend. Here tales of Guru Padmasambhava and his reincarnation known as Tertons still linger in most nooks and corners. It is also known for its woolen material (yathra) which can be seen hung outside of houses for sale. Sightseeing - Visit the Jakar Dzong, 7th century Jambay Lhakhang, Kurjey monastery, Tamshing and Kunchosum monastery. This sightseeing is a round trip so it is more interesting done on foot. Overnight at Hotel
Day 6: BUMTHANG – WANGDI
After breakfast drive back to Wangduephodrang (197 KMS / 08 HRS, 1350Mts /4430Fts). Overnight at Hotel.
Day 7: WANGDI – THIMPHU – PARO (135 KMS / 05 HRS, 2134Mts / 7000Fts)
After breakfast drive 5 HRS to Paro (135 KMS / 05 HRS, 2134Mts / 7000Fts) via Lobesa and a short walk through farm houses and fields to Chimme Lhakhang. This monastery was built in the 15 century and dedicated to the famous Lam Drukpa Kunley or divine mad man. He is one of the most famous saints in Bhutan and his temple is visited mostly by childless couples. Lunch at Thimphu (optional) and drive to Paro visiting the oldest building in Bhutan, the Simtokha Dzong. It now serves as a Buddhist university. Overnight at Hotel
Day 8: PARO
Attracts visitors due to the strategic location of the fort. The fort defended the Paro valley from the Tibetan invasion from the north in the early 17th century. On clear weather Mount Chomolhari 7320 meters can be seen towering over the Dzong. Proceed through the beautiful valley to the watch tower or locally known as Ta-Dzong. Visit Ta Dzong (National Museum) Opening Hours - Tuesday to Saturday - 0900HRS TO 1600HRS & Closed On Sunday,Monday & National Holidays , which was built in 1651 as a watch tower. Since 1951 the Dzong has been reestablished as the National Museum and holds fascinating collections of art and religious Thankha paintings. A short walk downhill to the Rinpung Dzong which serves as the administrative center and school for monks. Walk further down crossing the traditional bridge into Paro Town. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 9: PARO TO ONWARD CONNECTION
After breakfast transfer to the airport for onward connection.
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- Days 9 Days / 8 Nights
- Package All of Bhutan
Day 1 - Day 2: En Route to Arusha
Fly to Arusha, Tanzania, arriving on the evening of day 2. Transfer to your hotel, where you may rest after your international flights.
Day 3: Tarangire National Park
Morning transfer to Tarangire, a lovely park notable for its large concentrations of elephant, zebra, wildebeest, eland and oryx. Tarangire is also famous for its many baobab trees, instantly recognizable with their massive trunks. Tarangire’s hills, rivers and swamps provide a variety of vegetation zones and habitats, which attract diverse mammals and birdlife (300 species). You’ll enjoy two game drives within Tarangire.
Day 4: Lake Manyara
This morning you will transfer to Lake Manyara National Park, stopping en route to visit Mto Wa Mbu village and Ganako secondary school to learn about the local culture. Set in the Great Rift Valley, Lake Manyara is a lush green park famous for its tree-climbing lions, large elephant herds, monkeys, hippos, and its incredible birdlife, including flamingos. Despite its small size, Lake Manyara offers a diversity of habitats including open grasslands with rocky outcrops, forests, and swamps, and the lake itself. Afternoon game drive.
Day 5 - Day 6: Ngorongoro Crater
Morning transfer to Ngorongoro Crater, stopping en route at Gibbs Farm, a former coffee plantation with lush gardens. You'll enjoy a guided nature walk and a meeting with Daniel Tewa, a local historian and storyteller. Then it's on to Ngorongoro Crater, a 2000-foot-deep caldera created by the collapse of an extinct volcano. Ngorongoro is a self-contained “Garden of Eden” which is home to some thirty thousand large mammals: zebra, wildebeest, elephant, black rhino, waterbuck, gazelle, eland, and hartebeest, as well as predators such as lion, hyena and jackal. Birdlife is also plentiful and varied. Ngorongoro is truly one of the great wildlife wonders of the world, and staying at Crater’s edge (two nights) will be one of the major highlights of your safari. You'll enjoy a full day of game drives in the crater (with picnic lunch) on day 6.
Day 7 - Day 8: Serengeti Nationak Park
On your way to Serengeti, you’ll enjoy a fascinating visit to Olduvai Gorge, the “cradle of mankind” where Dr. Louis and Mary Leakey discovered the earliest human fossils after 28 years of searching. You’ll then head to the world-renowned Serengeti, a 5,600 square mile park which offers perhaps the most spectacular array of wildlife on earth. During your two full days of exploration, you will likely see lion, leopard, cheetah, buffalo, elephant, giraffe, jackal, hippo, baboon, dik dik and many other animals. The Serengeti is the site of one of the greatest animal migrations in the world; however, resident populations of animals are plentiful and varied year-round. On your game drives, you will have excellent opportunities for observing and photographing these fascinating animals. You'll also meet with Masai villagers and, if you like, go hot air ballooning (optional)!
Day 9 - Day 10: Homeward Bound
One final game drive in the Serengeti before your flight to Arusha, where you will connect with your return international flight.
Additional Info
- Days 10 Days
Day 1: Arrive in Cape Town
Upon arrival in Cape Town today a representative meets you and assists you to your waiting transfer vehicle. Transfer to your hotel and check in. Overnight at your selected hotel.
Day 2: Cape Town
Half day City Tour on SIC. Table Mountain ticket included (weather permitting). Overnight at your selected hotel.
Day 3: Cape Town
Today proceed on a Full Day Peninsula tour. Overnight at your selected hotel.
Day 4: Cape Town - Oudtshoorn
After breakfast this morning meet your local driver/guide and transfer along the beautiful Garden Route to Oudtshoorn known as 'the Feather Capital' due to its large ostrich feather industry. Arrive in Oudtshoorn in the late afternoon and check into your hotel. Overnight at your selected hotel.
Day 5: Oudtshoorn - Knysna
Visit an Ostrich Show farm this morning & then go underground & marvel at the wondrous Cango Caves. Travel to Knysna and check into your hotel. This evening enjoy a sunset cruise on the Knysna Lagoon offering views of the Heads. Overnight at your selected hotel.
Day 6 & 7: Knysna - Sun City
After breakfast this morning, check out and transfer to George Airport, and check in for your onward flight (flight not included). On arrival at Johannesburg Airport make your way to the Shuttle Bus departure point and board your onward shuttle transfer to Sun City Resort. Check in your selected hotel in Sun City and spend the next 2 days exploring and enjoying all that Sun City has to offer.
Day 8: Sun City - Johannesburg
Check out later today and transfer back to Johannesburg International Airport, where you overnight at a nearby Airport hotel.
Day 9: Departure
After breakfast this morning, check out and transfer by shuttle bus back to Johannesburg International Airport, and check in for your onward flight (flight not included).
Additional Info
- Days 8 Nights / 9 Days
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