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Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime TRAVELLINO PRIVATE ADVENTUROUS-FAMILY-FRIENDS JOURNEY Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 2021 (start from Jakarta) 7 days start from Rp. 10,999,000/Pax Limited to 6 – 8 Pax Travellino Tour and Travel highlights • Welcome lunch at Hutan Kota by Plataran • Semarang and the Old Town • Stay at Plataran Heritage Borobudur • Sunrise at Candi Borobudur experience • Making jamu experience • Design Your Day activity at Borobudur • Candi Prambanan, Candi Ratu Boko, and Candi Sewu • Yogyakarta traditional food tour journey travellino_tour Contact Persons: WA: Travellino Tour 0812-8605-8624 (Admin 1) 0813-2064-9296 (Admin 2) and Travel Email: [email protected] Website: www.travellinotour.com Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime Itinerary Road trip begin ׀ Day 1: Jakarta – Semarang Have your welcome lunch at Hutan Kota by Plataran. Then, start your overland Java trip to the central part of Java to Semarang city, the capital of Central Java province. Stay at: Santika Premier Semarang 4*/similar Meals: L Day 2: Semarang | Historic old town and city tour Start your day by visit Lawang Sewu, a former headquarters of Dutch East Indies Railway Company and local government office. You will get further explanation about the history from Dutch era to Japan era, until today. Next, move to Sam Poo Kong Temple, a Buddhist temple with mixed Chinese – Javanese architectural inspired. It was established by a Chinese mariner, Admiral Cheng Ho (Zheng He) when he arrived at Central Java. After lunch, relax for a while before exploring Historic Kota Lama/Old Town Semarang; learn more about Dutch East Indies arrival in this harbour city. Kota Lama Semarang plays important role for establishment of today’s Semarang. Stay at: Santika Premier Semarang 4*/similar Meals: B Day 3: Semarang – Magelang | Home of Candi Borobudur Today you are going to Magelang. You will stay at Plataran Heritage Borobudur. Get experience about making your very own jamu, an Indonesian traditional herbal medicine. Also, you can have pottery village andong tour (optional, by own pocket). Having your early sunset dinner at Enam Langit by Plataran. It provides spectacular view of seven mountains surrounding the area. Stay at: Plataran Heritage Borobudur 4*/similar Meals: BD Sunrise Borobudur experience and Design Your Day ׀ Day 4: Magelang Experience Borobudur during early day in Sunrise at Borobudur to enjoy breathtaking view. You can have tour option in Design Your Day activity: • VW Cabrio Tour, exploring Borobudur countryside. Explore Puthuk Setumbu, then learn making batik and see the luwak coffee making. Stay at: Plataran Heritage Borobudur 4*/similar Meals: B travellino_tour Contact Persons: WA: Travellino Tour 0812-8605-8624 (Admin 1) 0813-2064-9296 (Admin 2) and Travel Email: [email protected] Website: www.travellinotour.com Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime Day 5: Magelang – Yogyakarta | City of culture Continue your trip to the cultural city of Yogyakarta. Inside this city, you will visit Keraton Yogya, it is a palace for Sultanate of Yogyakarta. Then, move to Taman Sari a former royal garden of Sultanate. Once finished, back to hotel. Stay at: The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta – Mgallery Collection 5*/similar Meals: BLD Day 6: Yogyakarta | Candi Prambanan Today, visit historic Candi Prambanan a 9th Century Hindu temple. It is dedicated to the trimurti, the expression of God as the Creator, the Preserver, and the Transformer. Nearby Prambanan, there is Candi Sewu, a Mahayana Buddhist temple built in 8th Century. Also, Candi Ratu Boko, a palace of Ratu Boko, father of Loro Jonggrang. At night, enjoy food experience trip at Malioboro with traditional becak ride. You can buy some souvenirs also. Stay at: The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta – Mgallery Collection 5*/similar Meals: BLD Day 7: Yogyakarta – Jakarta/others | Farewell Before back to Jakarta, visit Pabrik Bakpia Pathok 25 to buy some bakpia, a Yogyakarta – Fujianese filled cake, a traditional Yogyakarta gift. It is time to pack up your bags and save your beautiful memories with souvenir groceries before back home. There are so many hidden gems inside 17,504 islands in Indonesia and we are happy to escort you on the next trip to another destination with Travellino! Meals: B travellino_tour Contact Persons: WA: Travellino Tour 0812-8605-8624 (Admin 1) 0813-2064-9296 (Admin 2) and Travel Email: [email protected] Website: www.travellinotour.com Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime Price per Pax* 6 Pax 8 Pax Rp. 12,270,000 Rp. 10,999,000 *Price can be changed base on current conditions Design Your Day Activity VW Cabrio Tour, Price per Pax* 6 Pax 8 Pax Rp. 300,000 Rp. 260,000 *Price can be changed base on current conditions Includes: • All accommodations for 7 days trip in 4* & 5* Hotel (double/twin room) • Private transportation (Hiace) + driver • Tour Leader from Travellino • Local Guides from Semarang and Yogyakarta • Meals and mineral waters • Entrances tickets fees • Travel insurance • Merchandise from Travellino Excludes: • Flight tickets • Design Your Day activity • Tipping for local guide, tour leader, and a driver • Any extra trips that can be added during our journey • any personal expenses: room service, shopping, mini bar, extra food and beverages, and other expenses • All things did not list above • Document fee: passport, visa, entry permit, etc. • Excess baggage from airlines maximum weight travellino_tour Contact Persons: WA: Travellino Tour 0812-8605-8624 (Admin 1) 0813-2064-9296 (Admin 2) and Travel Email: [email protected] Website: www.travellinotour.com Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime TERMS AND CONDITIONS Registration and Payment 1. Down Payment (DP) is non-refundable. 2. Tour price can be changed base on certain condition. 3. DP 50%/pax for departing 2 – 10 pax; DP 30%/pax for departing more than 10 pax for all destinations must be paid to Travellino. Full payment must be done 14 days before departure. Full payment required If registration made 30 days before departure. 4. Travelers must fulfil all required documents based on the schedule and regulation from the designated Embassy. If the visa rejected, visa fee still must be paid. If there are any expenses, such as, train cancellation, hotel cancellation, and or flight cancellation happened because of the late process of visa making, and any other tour expenses, all charged to travelers. 5. Travellino has rights to cancel traveler’s reservation if travelers is/are not pay the deposit yet based on the payment date/due date. 6. Before full payment, price can be changed based on current condition. 7. For travelers with age more than 70 years old, or having limitation body dysfunction or mental limitations, it is compulsory to be accompanied by family, friends, or relatives that will responsible during the tour. 8. In certain conditions, the tour will detour/change based on the current condition of each flight and hotel. If the designated hotel is fully booked, we will replace with another hotel at a similar level. 9. If DP is paid, you are considered understood and accepted the terms & conditions above. Tour’s terms & conditions apply as stated in the tour program brochure. travellino_tour Contact Persons: WA: Travellino Tour 0812-8605-8624 (Admin 1) 0813-2064-9296 (Admin 2) and Travel Email: [email protected] Website: www.travellinotour.com Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime Terms of Tour Cancellation 1. Tour cancellation or reschedule (including dates and destinations) before the departure date will be subject to a cancellation fee: a. After registration, DP non-refundable b. 14-07 days before departure: 75% of the tour fee. c. 06-00 days before departure: 100% of the tour fee. 2. Tour cancellation fee also apply to: a. Travelers who are changing the departure date or change the tour packages. b. Travelers who are late to submit the visa requirement from the due date, so that travelers cannot depart on time. c. Cancellation by one of the parties (participants or Travellino) due to unexpected conditions, such as: loss, damage, disruptions, transportation delays, natural disasters, etc., the tour will be changed and are non- refundable. Tour cost does not include any additional expenses caused by conditions out of control. d. Travellino has the right to cancel the registration of participants who have not paid an advance or payment according to the specified deadline. e. Down payment cannot be refunded if the participant cancels unilaterally. Refund Terms 1. Any flight tickets, trains, ships, and other transportation tickets and unused accommodations cannot be refunded. 2. If the prospective travelers is unable to depart/sick before the scheduled departure date, the refund/cancellation fee will refer to the cancellation clause. 3. If there are some services in the package that are not used by the travelers due to obstruction or illness during the trip, the travelers have no right to demand a refund. travellino_tour Contact Persons: WA: Travellino Tour 0812-8605-8624 (Admin 1) 0813-2064-9296 (Admin 2) and Travel Email: [email protected] Website: www.travellinotour.com Explore Overland Central Java + Yogyakarta 7D/6N (Land Only) Departure: Anytime 4. For tour participants who are not permitted to enter or be deported by the immigration authorities of the local country (even though they already have a visa), or who are refused entry to an aircraft for some reason, or are suffering from illness, or have a mental disorder, or are traveling in an accident, which is forced must return or deviate from the trip specified in the tour, or be forced to cancel most / almost all trips after departure, are not entitled to a refund or any other form of return for services that have not been or not used.
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