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Kintamani & Bedugul + Tanah Contact# +92-304-111-9596 Email: [email protected] KINTAMANI & BEDUGUL + TANAH LOT Summary Starting From: Rs 0 Duration: 4 Days & 3 Nights. Dates: 01 Jun, 2019 to 31 Oct, 2019 Highlights: 4Day's & 3Nights. Explore the Bali beautiful places which includes, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Ubud, Jimbaran, Denpasar, Canggu, Kintamani, Batuan, Tegenungan Waterfall, Sukawati Art Market, Pantai Purnama and many more. Categories: Adventure Tours, Leisure Tour, Weekend Tours Itinerary Day 1 - Welcome to Bali Our tour guide Pick up from Bali airport and transfer to hotel. He gave you keys of your room. Then you are free to do any thing in Bali, You can explore the bali at your own. Or if you need our services in free time do let us know. over night stay at Bali hotel. Guideline: Have good rest so that you can enjoy your tomorrow time in tour. Dinner 91-Commercial Area, Cavalary Ground, 1st Floor, Lahore, Pakistan September 29, 2021 Email : [email protected] | Tel: +92-42-36671311 Ext: 13 | Cell: +92-304-111-9596 1/4 Contact# +92-304-111-9596 Email: [email protected] Day 2 - KINTAMANI VOLCANO Tour After breakfast, it starts at 09.00am, Full day KINTAMANI VOLCANO Tour, visit silver smith at CELUK village, visit painting & wood carving at MAS village. The Highlight is to see nice view of MOUNT Batur & LAKE Batur + Indonesian Buffet LUNCH will be served at the local restaurant, on the way back to visit Holy Spring Water temple and spectacular rice terraces. Shopping places are available on this tour and You may spend your time for shopping of any kind of Balinese handicraft products good for souvenir and or for collection. In the evening Dinner will be provided. Overnight in the hotel. Guideline: Wear comfortable dresses and shoes. Breakfast Dinner Day 3 - TAMAN AYUN Royal Family Temple After breakfast, starts at 09.00am, Full day tour to TAMAN AYUN Royal Family Temple at Mengwi Village + BEDUGUL VEGETABLE PLANTATION, + LAKE Beratan to see a spectacular Hindu temple inside the Lake + Indonesian Buffet LUNCH will be served in a local restaurant, after lunch will continue to visit TANAH LOT to see a nice view of Hindu temple is located inside the ocean above the rock. You may see the stunning sun set which is subject to the weather condition. Guideline: Pack your bags you need to leave tomorrow. Breakfast Lunch Day 4 - End of Tour After breakfast you will have free time until we depart to airport for international terminal to catch home-bound flight. We hope your tour was a memorable one and we would like to see you in the future in one of our tours again. Have a nice trip back home and thanks for choosing us. Guideline: Pack your luggage night before your checkout. Breakfast Inclusion 3Nights accommodation in Bali + daily breakfast. Return airport transfer. We give you an English Speaking Licensed Guide Tour. No need to worry about entrance fees, taxes, security, Meals are included as per Itinerary. Exclusions Any international flight tickets Any Domestic flight + Any visa fees Gratuities to the Guide & Driver As Per Your Decision 91-Commercial Area, Cavalary Ground, 1st Floor, Lahore, Pakistan September 29, 2021 Email : [email protected] | Tel: +92-42-36671311 Ext: 13 | Cell: +92-304-111-9596 2/4 Contact# +92-304-111-9596 Email: [email protected] Personal expenses of the guests, laundry, Medical treatment etc. Anything which is not mentioned in the itinerary. Rates (Valid From 01 Oct, 2019 to 01 Oct, 2019) Hotel Category Double Sharing Triple Sharing Single Occupancy Three Star Rs 0 Rs 0 Rs 0 Four Star Rs 0 Rs 0 Rs 0 Five Star Rs 0 Rs 0 Rs 0 Child Policy Discounted Deals: The following child Discounts apply to all Tour packages. The below discounts apply when sharing accommodations with two adults. To receive the child discount, the age of the child must qualify at the commencement of services. Age : If your kid is between 0-2 Years Child Free of charge. If your kid is between 3-6 Years Child receives a 50% discount on the tour package price. If your kid is above 7 and below 11 then Child receives a 25% discount on the tour package price. If your kid is above 11 like12 Years then you have to Pays full. For kids, 0-2 years will get a baby cot in the room by request at the hotel reception. In case of non-availability of baby, cot child has to share existing bed with parents. Kid's Accommodation: For children, 3-6 years will share the existing bed with parents. For children 7-11 years an extra mattress will be prearranged in parent’s room. For children 12 years an extra mattress will be prearranged in the parent’s room. 91-Commercial Area, Cavalary Ground, 1st Floor, Lahore, Pakistan September 29, 2021 Email : [email protected] | Tel: +92-42-36671311 Ext: 13 | Cell: +92-304-111-9596 3/4 Contact# +92-304-111-9596 Email: [email protected] Travellers who are under 18 years old on the departure date must be accompanied by an adult throughout the tour, and are requested to share an adult’s accommodation. Note: Due to heightened security, many countries have adopted practices to prevent international abductions of children. If a child will be travelling with adults other than the parents or with only one parent, it is recommended that a notarized letter be written by the parents or non-travelling parent granting authorization to travel, including the dates of travel. We suggest that you also contact the appropriate consulate and airlines because they may have additional requirements or recommendations. 91-Commercial Area, Cavalary Ground, 1st Floor, Lahore, Pakistan September 29, 2021 Email : [email protected] | Tel: +92-42-36671311 Ext: 13 | Cell: +92-304-111-9596 4/4.
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