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3D2n VIGAN-LAOAG-BAGUIO 3d2n VIGAN-LAOAG-BAGUIO RATE FOR SHARED TOUR RATES FOR EXCLUSIVE TOUR (PRIVATE) Php 3,300/pax (12-15pax) Php 3,900/pax (11pax) Php 4,200/pax (10pax) Php 4,600/pax (9pax) Php 4,900/pax (8pax) Php 5,600/pax (7pax) Php 6,100/pax (6pax) Php 7,000/pax (5pax) Php 8,400/pax (4pax) Php 10,900/pax (3pax) Php 16,200/pax (2pax) *DIFFERENT RATES APPLY DURING HOLY WEEK & HOLIDAYS *FOR GROUP MORE THAN 15 PAX, CONTACT US FOR QUOTATION INCLUSIONS EXCLUSIONS • Roundtrip Van Transfers (Manila – Meals Vigan/laoag – Baguio - Manila) Optional kalesa ride • 3 Days Vigan& Laoag– Baguio Tour • 1 Night accommodation at Vigan • 1 Night accommodation at Baguio • Toll fees, gas, driver’s meal and accommodation • Permits, Environmental, and Entrance Fees • Driver/Tour Guide • Adjustable itinerary for your preference **Group coming from other provinces can be arranged and subject to price difference** *Manila clients, pick-up and drop-off point is at SM MOA (minimum of 5) / CALTEX TRINOMA Accommodation: UKL, AA travelers, Northridge, Carmen, Cathy’s, Viloria, millionic, precuios,michaelangelo, britanyalodge,buena vista, or similar class. (Subject for room availability) 2-3* Add Php 800/head / Night Ukl Resort w/ Swimming Pool , Gertes resort w/ Swmimming Pool , or similar 3*-4* Add 2000/night/pax Hotel Java laoag , Fort Ilocoandia laoag , hotel luna vigan , hannahs beach pagudpud or similar , Data Travel & Tours | 0961 211 3997 | (02) 8583 2586 | [email protected] Page 1 SAMPLE ITINERARY: This is just a guide for the tour participants and may change due to weather conditions, traveling pace, etc. Day 0 10:00pm etd to laoag Day 1 06:00 AM – Breakfast own account 07;00Am paoay church 08:00am Sandunes (optional 4x4 ride) a must try activity in ILOCOS Malacanang of the north 10:30am ETD to vigan 12:30 eta Vigan Bantay Church and Bell Tower lunch / check in or continue tour Start of Vigan Tour 03:00pm start of tour • Baluarte ni Singson • Pagburnayan • Crisologo Museum • Calle Crisologo/Heritage Village (Free time) / dinner own account • watch dancing fountain 08:30 back to accommodation Day 2 07:00 AM – Breakfast 08:00 AM – Hotel Check-out (Vigan) Going to Baguio 12:00 PM – ETA Baguio Lunch (own account) Burnham Park 01:00 PM – Botanical Garden Wright Park The Mansion Mines View Park 04:00 PM – Estimated Time End of Tour 04:30 PM – Check-in at Transient House Free Time Day 3 06:00 AM – Breakfast (own account) *guests can use the kitchen to cook if staying in transient 07:00 AM – check out strawbery farm Lourdes Grotto Tamawan village 12:00 PM Lunch (own account) 01:00PM etd to manila Data Travel & Tours | 0961 211 3997 | (02) 8583 2586 | [email protected] Page 2 Sidetrip PMA Lion’s Head photo opts 09:00pm ETA manila PAYMENT METHOD 1st payment - Php 500.00 reservation Fee 2nd payment - 50percent payment 7 days before departure 3rd payment - remaining balance upon pick up TERMS&CONDITIONS For shared Tour, rate depends on the availed package. Please be advised that shared tours must meet the minimum of 12 participants to proceed w/ the tour otherwise , tour may be cancelled w/ full refund , transfer to other partner TA or reschedule the travel date DATA TRAVEL has the right to cancel , move if the participants did not meet the minimum participants before the tour or if weather is not advisable to proceed with the tour For Exclusive Tour, lowest rate applies according to availed package for group of 13-15 paxotherwise, rate varies for a group less than 13 pax. Flexible Travel Date for Exclusive Tour. Departure Date is the day before your preferred travel date Example: Travel Date: Dec 26-28, 2017 | Departure Date: Night of Dec 25, 2017 Data Travel & Tours | 0961 211 3997 | (02) 8583 2586 | [email protected] Page 3 .
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