Short Break Adventures (what does this mean?)
01/01/2008 to 31/12/2008
Prices from CAD$575 Twin and CAD$885 Single Valid for departures 1NOV-30OCT08 Prices from USD$575 Twin and USD$885 Single Valid for departures 1NOV-30OCT08
$250 deposit required, remaining balance collected 60 days prior to departure.
5 days
TAC
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Browse chaotic markets, see serene temples and cycle along quiet country lanes to discover the many faces of bustling Bangkok. Uncover Thai culture at a puppetry performance and learn the secrets of local cuisine at a cooking school excursion. Travelling on foot, tuk-tuk, train and bicycle, getting around the city is half the fun.
5 days
TAC
You are required to carry your pack on and off trains and buses, up hotel steps, etc. Your itinerary may include easy paced walks or bike rides, but these are on mainly flat ground.
The trip includes a range of accommodation, such as basic hotels with western facilities or overnight trains. Days of being on the move are well interspersed, communication with the outside world is ever-present and a wide variety of food is commonly available.
4 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches
Please note that breakfasts are often simple (eggs, bread, jam and coffee/tea would be most common).
Compulsory Christmas and New Years' Eve Dinners may apply.
Superior tourist class hotel (4 nts)
Air-conditioned vehicle, train, boat, bike
Roundtrip airport to hotel transfers are included - transfers must be arranged in advance so please forward us the flight numbers and times at least 14 days prior to departure.
Short Break Adventures
Minimum 1 passenger
Allow USD $50 for meals not included.
01/01/2008 to 31/12/2008
Stay in the heart of Bangkok's vibrant China Town. After dinner, watch the artistry of a traditional puppetry show performed at Joe Lewis Theatre.
Set out on a guided walking tour through one of the oldest districts in Bangkok, China Town, to crumbling commercial buildings, colourful Buddhist temples, Wat Mangkon Kammalawas and the gold shops of Yaowarat Road. Jump into a tuk-tuk at Phra Sumeru Fortress at Santichiprakarn Park. Ride past Moon Road's busy amulet market and call in to see the reclining Buddha at Wat Pho. Browse the fabrics, ornaments, herbs and spices in Little India and the Thieves Market. Take a brisk walk up to the temple atop Golden Mount for 360-degree views out over Bangkok. Finally, smell aromatic tropical flowers and indulge in a well-deserved Thai feast at Dheves Market before returning to the hotel - or hitting the town.
Uncover the secrets of Thai cuisine at the Bai Pai Cooking School. Learn to prepare and cook a range of local dishes in a relaxing atmosphere.
View sights from the saddle of a bike on a cycling tour that explores the green heart of Bangkok, Bang Ka Jao, and its small roads and waterways. Pass temples, local markets and Thai houses and see the communities that live and work in the area. Bike guides are knowledgeable about the region and will explain the history, culture and local way of life at each stop. In the evening why not indulge in a relaxing Thai massage?
Take a final wander around the streets of Bangkok before transferring to your onward journey.
This trip is part of our Short Break Adventures range. As it is not a group trip it has no fixed departure dates. On the next page, select your preferred start date from the menu and our reservations team will process your booking request. Please note that Independent booking requests are subject to availability at your preferred travel time.
Most of our trips require a compulsory local payment, which is part of the contract with you (the customer) and OUT Adventures. This amount is the final payment for your trip and is to be paid in the specified currency, in cash to your leader upon arrival. The local payment is non-refundable, and is considered part of the total trip payment.
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The Local Payment is used for paying for local services such as hotels and transport.
No, as the money is used to pay for local services these cannot be paid elsewhere.