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Singapore: Kuala Lumpur: Genting Highlands Greetings from WPS Holidays. It gives us immense pleasure to provide you with detailed itinerary and quote for your upcoming holidays to Bali, Singapore & Malaysia with Cruise. Highlights: Bali: Sunset Tanah Lot tour Kintamani with Barong Dance & Ubud Tour Water Sport Package - 1 (Incl. One Round of Banana Boat, Parasailing & Jet Ski) Cruise: Oceanview Stateroom Singapore: Gardens By the Bay City tour of Singapore With Flyer Chocolate Gallery Sentosa Island (Cable Car, Sky & Luge Ride, Madame Tussauds with IOS. S.E.A Aquarium & Wings of Time) Universal Studios Kuala Lumpur: KL Night tour with KL Tower Observatory Petronas Photo Stop Sunway Lagoon Theme Park Putrajaya Tour Watch Outlet & Cocoa Boutique Genting Highlands: Batu Caves Cable Car Snow World Leisure Time for Casino Meals: 11 Buffet Breakfast 11 Lunches (8 Indian Lunches, 2 Lunch Coupons & 1 Lunch in Cruise) 11 Indian Dinner (Including 2 dinner in Cruise) All meals have Jain and Veg. Options Guide: English Speaking Local Tour Guide Experienced Gujarati Tour Manager Day 1:- Arrive Bali (L & D) Welcome to Bali! Upon arrival at the airport, you will be transferred to your Hotel in Bali. Enroute Lunch at Indian Restaurant. Checkin at hotel. In the evening you will enjoy Sunset Tanah Lot tour. Evening at the dramatic Tanah Lot sea temple. This is one of the splendid temples in Bali. Perching atop an enormous rock, it is completely surrounded by the waters of the Indian Ocean during high tide. Don’t miss this opportunity to watch the sunset over this temple, pictured above. Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 2:- Full Day Trip to Kintamani with Barong dance & Ubud Tour (B, L & D) Today after breakfast get ready for a fun filled Full Day Trip to Kintamani with Barong Dance & Ubud Tour. This tour includes: A morning presentation of the traditional Barong Dance. This dance drama portrays the eternal struggle between good and evil the religious and the profane ending when a group of men run amok attempting to stab themselves, only to be rescued from their frenzied trance by a local priests. The village of Masa community of wood workers and or Batik Factory at Batu Bulan and or Celuk; a community of silver craftsmen. Ubud which is known as ‘the artist colony’ offering different ambience where the local culture and world art influence are mixing together. Tirta Empul Temple; a historical holly water temple located in Tampak Siring Village just below the President Palace of Indonesia. Open for holly bathing believe as a good place for purification Spice Garden; explore some local plantation varieties, while enjoy a famous Balinese Coffee. Local Lunch included with the tour. Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 3:- Water Sports (B, L & D) Today after breakfast you will be taken for Water Sports. The Water Sports Package includes: 01 x 15 Minutes Banana Boat 01 x 15 Minutes Parasailing 01x Round Jet Ski After 2 pm, rest of the day is free for your leisure. Explore world famous Kuta Beach or go shopping in Nusa Dua. Lunch & Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 4:- Depart Bali, Arrive Singapore (B, L & D) Today you will checkout from your hotel in Bali and you will be transferred to airport to take a flight to Singapore. Welcome to Lion City. Upon arrival at the airport, you will be transferred to Indian Restaurant for lunch. Post lunch, transfer to cruise terminal to board cruise ship Super Star Gemini. Onboard superstar Gemini in the evening. Oceanview Stateroom. Inclusions: All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner). 1 Additional Suppers served at midnight 12. 1 High Tea Served Every day. Use of Jacuzzi & Swimming Pool. Entry To Discotheque & Casino Can Enjoy Live Performances & Shows. Use of Jogging Track. Use of Gymnasium & Aqua Current Pool. Meals on Super Star Gemini are included in the following 4 restaurants: Oceana Barbecue (Outdoor International Buffet and Grilled Specials) Dynasty Restaurant (Chinese Buffet restaurant) Mariners Restaurant (International Buffet) Bella Vista (Western Cuisines). Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and tea / coffee as per schedule. For timings of entertainment and activities on ship, as well as restaurants and bars, kindly do refer to the Star Navigator placed in your room on each day of sailing. Exclusions: All Casino games Telephone calls made from Ship Satellite Phone All alcoholic and non-alcoholic Beverages Mineral Water Late Night Adult Show tickets Medical facilities and doctor on call Use of Spa and Beauty Salon + Laundry Any other miscellaneous expenses Restaurants and outlets not included in above list Shore excursions Day 5:- Onboard Superstar Gemini (B, L & D) Onboard superstar Gemini. Day 6:- Arrive Back to Singapore, Gardens by the Bay (B, L & D) Today after breakfast checkout from your cruise and you will be transferred to Singapore hotel. Arrive & Check in the Hotel. Lunch will be served at Indian Restaurant. In the evening you will be taken for one of the best wonder of Singapore: Gardens by the Bay. The world's premier tropical waterfront garden. Get up close with a diversity of plant species from around the world in the cooled conservatories, marvel at vertical gardens, or discover the intricacies of plant life at the themed gardens (Admission ticket to the conservatories is included). From the waterfront promenade, enjoy an amazing view of the Marina Bay financial district skyline walking by with your loved ones. Less than a five- minute walk from Marina Bay, the Gardens are split into three waterfront spaces: Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central. Bay South, the largest waterfront garden has the impressive Supertrees. These 16-storey-tall vertical gardens collect rainwater; generate solar power for the park. A suspended 128-metre-long walkway between two Supertrees. Includes: Gardens by The Bay Entrance Ticket Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 2:- City Tour of Singapore & Sentosa Island. (B, L & D) After breakfast you will be taken for City tour of Singapore with Flyer. Explore the city by driving round the Civic District, passing by Padang, the Cricket Club, the historic Parliament House, the Supreme Court and City Hall. Next, stop at the Merlion Park and enjoy the impressive views of Marina Bay. Do not miss out on this great photo opportunity with the Merlion, a mythological creature that is part lion and part fish. Then proceed to Singapore Flyer with a stop (ticket included). Visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of Singapore's oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples, before driving past Chinatown. You can also enjoy the panoramic view of Marina Bay Sands and walk to the Helix Bridge. Our final stop at Little India will charm you with the scent of joss sticks, jasmine and spices. Includes: Singapore Flyer Entrance Ticket Later, you will be taken to Sentosa Island. The Package Covers: Cable Car Sky & Luge Ride. Madam Tussauds with Images of Singapore. S.E.A Aquarium. Wings of Time Cable Car We will visit a peaceful and calm island just a short scenic cable car ride from Mount Faber. Sky & Luge Ride Enjoy Sky & Luge Ride. The Skyline Sentosa Luge is a fun Singapore attraction which offers a truly unique outdoor experience suitable for all ages that is not found anywhere else in Singapore. One of the most thrilling places to visit in Sentosa Island, Skyline Luge offers a fun family friendly adventure activity. Madame Tussauds with Images of Singapore Millions and millions of people have flocked through the doors of Madame Tussauds since they first opened over 200 years ago and it remains just as popular as it ever was. Proceed further towards Images of Singapore. Fun, interactive and theatrical, Images of Singapore LIVE takes you on a journey to uncover the nation’s extraordinary story. S.E.A Aquarium Visit the world’s largest aquarium and be blown away by the breath-taking nature of the ocean and its inhabitants. Immerse yourself in the magic of life underwater, as seen through our planet’s largest window to the ocean. With more than 800 species of marine animals, the aquarium is home to majestic manta rays, enormous goliath groupers, Napoleon wrasse and other gentle giants of the sea. Come face-to-face with over 200 sharks and uncover the centuries of myths about these ocean predators. Discover and unfold the endless wonders of our blue planet at S.E.A. Aquarium. Wings of Time Wings of time show that brings you a mesmerizing show with a live cast, dramatic effects and pyrotechnics. Water jets, flame bursts, lasers and captivating music make this a one-of-a-kind entertainment spectacle that's fun for everyone. Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 8:-Full Day Trip to Universal Studios (B, L & D) After breakfast get ready to visit the Universal Studios. Start your journey to Hollywood movie theme park - Universal Studios™ forms part of Resorts World™ Sentosa. Among the park's many rides and attractions are Battlestar Galactica™, the world's tallest pair of dueling roller coasters and Far Far Away Castle™, the first castle from the world of Shrek where you can experience the amazing Shrek 4-D™ attraction. One of the biggest spectacles in live entertainment is based on the movie Waterworld™. The action comes surging to life in a tidal wave of death-defying stunts, explosions and thrilling action. Enjoy Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure™, Madagascar: A Crate Adventure™ and Revenge of the Mummy™, TRANSFORMERS The Ride and many more. Lunch Coupon of Universal Studios will be provided. Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 9:- Depart Singapore, Arrive Kuala Lumpur. KL Night Tour with KL Tower (B, L & D) Today you will checkout from your hotel in Singapore and you will be transferred by coach to Kuala Lumpur. Enroute Lunch will be served at Indian Restaurant.
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