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VIETNAM |ASIA CAMBODIA | LAOS | MYANMAR | THAILAND MALAYSIA | BORNEO | PHILIPPINES | BALI | SINGAPORE 2017 - 2018 0508 EXOTIC www.exoticholidays.co.nz All Prices indicated are in NZ dollars, per person Twin share for low season | 0508 396842 | exoticholidays.co.nz 1 CONTENTS VIETNAM INDOCHINA BORNEO Plan your next 6 9D Highlights of Vietnam SMALL GROUP TOURS 58 4D Highlights of Kuching holiday with us! 7 14D Classic Vietnam 31 10D Vietnam Experience 8 20D Explore Vietnam 32 11D Vietnam & Cambodia 58 7D Sarawak Culture & Talk to us or Nature your preferred 9 8D Best of Northern Classic Vietnam 33 12D Laos & Vietnam Classic 59 6D KK & Sukau Adventure Travel Agent 10 11D Vietnam Culinary Tour 34 15D Grand Indochina 60 8D Sabah Adventure 11 13D Gems of Vietnam Classic 61 12D Best of Borneo 12 4D Cat Ba Island 62 3D Sarawak Kitchen Welcome 12 2D Experience Ninh Binh MYANMAR 62 3D Kuching Cycling 13 3D Ky Son & Mai Chau 36 5D The Three Jewels 62 3D Manukan Island EXOTIC HOLIDAYS Experience 36 7D Best of Burma 63 2D Kinabalu Park Safari 13 3D Ba Be Lake Experience 37 9D Classical Myanmar 63 Authentic Experiences Multi-Awarded winning Specialist Tour Operators for 13 3D Phong Nha DMZ 38 10D Comprehensive Myanmar 63 Hotels India & Sub-Continent, Asia, Middle East & Europe 14 2D Mekong Homestay 39 Hotels 14 2D Bassac Cruise PHILIPPINES Exotic Holidays are passionate about travel and about providing a unique and extraordinary travel experience. Enthusiastic and accomplished travellers 67 4D Ifugao Heritage Tour ourselves, Team Exotic recognises no two holidays are the same and hence, provide expertise in tailor-made individual and group holidays, offering 14 2D Meditation at Nunnery THAILAND practical advice based on personal travel experiences, professional approach and seamless travel arrangements. 15 Authentic Experiences 42 5D Must See Bangkok 67 5D Northern Roundtrip We offer an extensive product range varying from economy hotels to the most exotic hotels, spas and resorts, private tours and luxurious rail journeys. 16 Hotels 42 6D Experience Thailand 68 7D Round the North With the expertise to design customised itineraries giving total flexibility and the ability to arrange private transfers, excursions and organised tours. Most of our packages can be operated in reverse or modified to suit any requirements. 43 5D Trail & Gems of Siam 68 6D Twinning Islands Our programs are designed to ensure you get the most out of your trip. Let Exotic Holidays take you to the less frequented places to experience the CAMBODIA 43 5D North Thailand 69 11D Banaue & Boracay sights, monuments and tourist attractions while experiencing local life. Walk with the people, stroll through village markets, share in the cooking and Swing eating local cuisine, learn first-hand about unfamiliar cultures and traditions while creating memories to treasure a lifetime. 19 4D Angkor Classic Highlights 69 12D Southern Circle Exotic Holidays offer unique programs, most competitive deals and the highest standard of service for which we have been recognized as: 19 4D Introduction to 43 4D Chiang Mai to Chiang Cambodia Rai 70 Authentic Experiences 71 Hotels WINNER WINNER WINNER RUNNER-UP 20 7D Cambodian Circuit 44 5D Golden Triangle Travel Managers Group, Best Tour Operator for India from Travel Managers Group Best Wholesaler – International 21 12D Comprehensive 44 6D Thailand Classic Tour 'Supplier of the Year 2017' Australasia 2015 Award (from 'Supplier of the Year 2014' Product, NZ Travel Industry Cambodia 45 2D River Kwai Village Tour BALI Award Government of India) Award Awards 2012 22 3D Cambodia Discovery 45 2D Mekhala Overnight 73 4D Pure Bali 22 2D Kirirom National Park Cruise 73 4D Gili Islands PLANNING YOUR ASIA EXPERIENCE! 23 Authentic Experiences 46 Wellness Retreats 74 10D Bali Classic Prices an extra day or two to any itinerary, or stay in in the tour cost and are shown separately where 23 Hotels 46 Authentic Experiences 75 12D Bali Highlights Prices shown in this brochure are in New a Heritage hotel - we can design a personalised applicable. All flight prices are indicative and can Zealand Dollars, are indicative based on 4-star itinerary to suit. We sell what we know the best vary for different dates of travel and are subject 47 Hotels 76 6D Lombok & Gili Islands Hotels in base category rooms, per person share - nothing is too much or too little for us…. to availability at time of booking. 77 5D Flavours of Bali twin, based on low season travel. Check with us LAOS for valid rates for your dates of travel. All prices Unique Experiences Safe Travel 77 4D Wellness Retreat are subject to change due to fluctuation in rate Exotic Holidays recognise that it is the little Prior to booking your holiday, we recommend 25 4D Legendary Luang MALAYSIA of exchange, introduction of new government differences that make a holiday more memorable that you check the travel advice, if any, issued 78 Authentic Experiences levies or increase in fuel prices. Please check the so we have a myriad of unique experiences by New Zealand Government on: https://www. Prabang 50 10D Best of Malaysia valid package price prior to your booking. that will remain with you forever. Some of our safetravel.govt.nz/ 26 7D Essential Laos 51 3D Explore Kuala Lumpur 79 Hotels unique experiences include dinner with a local Private Car Tours family, driving lessons amongst chaotic traffic Visa & Passport 27 11D Heritage Explorer Laos 51 4D Malacca & Kuala Lumpur Our featured independent tours provide you and a night tour by Vespa. These are just a few Visa is required to visit most countries in South with your own private air-conditioned car and of the unique experiences in our repertoire. East Asia - please visit our website for more 28 3D Wat Phu Cruise 52 4D Penang & Orangutan SINGAPORE driver, who will give insights into local customs, details or check with the respective Consulates ensuring flexibility and helping create your Hotel Grading for updated information relating to Visas and 28 3D Nong Khiaw Island 80 Hotels unique experience. In each town, a local English We can arrange your accommodation in passport validity. 81 Authentic Experiences speaking guide will escort you when you visit 3/4/5 star Hotels and home stays. All hotels 29 Authentic Experiences 52 2D Cameron Highlands sights and attractions contributing historical are carefully chosen by our operators who Gratuities knowledge with the personal touches only a recognise location is paramount in addition to a Tipping is not mandatory but it is highly 29 Hotels 53 4D Langkawi Escape local can provide. comfortable and pleasant stay. appreciated by the people who serve you. 82 Terms & Conditions Before you tip, please check if the service charge 53 6D Langkawi Paradise Tailor-made Tours Flights has been added. Some helpful information is 54 Authentic Experiences 83 Destinations Our featured itineraries can be customised to International flights are not included in any of available on our website. meet your requirements. You may want to add our prices. Domestic flight costs are not included 55 Hotels All Prices indicated are in NZ dollars, per person Twin share for low season | 0508 396842 | exoticholidays.co.nz 3 VIETNAM VIETNAM DESTINATIONS With her origins shrouded in the mists of time, Vietnam has Ho Chi Minh City: Sapa: Nha Trang: evolved a rich oral tradition of Ho Chi Minh City (formally Saigon) is Sapa lies in the north near the Chinese Nha Trang is a seaside town on the South myth and legend. Its mythology the heart and soul of Vietnam. It's a border. Sapa is a colourful town of Central Coast. Nha Trang is popular bustling, dynamic centre, the largest H’mong and Dzao people from the local because of its pristine beach, best scuba contends the people are city in the country, the economic capital hill tribes who head into the town’s diving centre of Vietnam as well as lots descended from a dragon and a and the cultural trendsetter. The streets, market every day to trade their produce. of interesting places and delicious food fairy. Throughout time, Vietnam where much of the city's life takes place, There’s a main market every Saturday but to enjoy. Human settlement in Nha is a myriad of street markets, shops, there’s a lower key one every other day Trang date back to the Cham Empire, has forged her identity through pavement cafes, stands-on-wheels and during the week. These people will have though there wasn't much more here the highs and lows of history. vendors selling wares spread out on undergone no formal education but it’s a than small fishing villages. The French Today it has become a robust sidewalks. Within the teeming metropolis great place to interact with locals as many recognized that this beautiful bay, with and vibrant commercial hub are the timeless traditions and beauty of youngsters have picked up a basic level of its islands and white sand beaches, made an ancient culture. English. for a perfect bathing spot, and began the and thriving travel destination transformation into a resort town. in the heart of Southeast Asia. Hanoi: Vietnam offers a magical mix of Hanoi means `City on a River Bend' tropical beaches, post-colonial Vietnam and the city has been inhabited since Neolithic times. The capital city's variety charm, a string of world-heritage of beautiful architecture, historical sites sites, stunning inland scenery, and pleasant atmosphere is conducive to world- famous cuisine and a exploration on foot. Take a stroll or cycle natural flair for hospitality. It through the Old Quarters of "36 streets and 36 wares" where artisans still ply their is no longer a low-end tourist century-old trades, and visit the many destination - with luxury Hotels, souvenir shops and art galleries.
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