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Tex Perkins @ Holiday Inn Kandooma Why Book with The Perfect Wave? Best Price Guarantee: If you find one of our packages cheaper anywhere else, we will match it! Our customer service promises to you! 24/7 Emergency Assistance. 24 hrs response time on enquiries. We will go above and beyond the call of duty every time, nothing is too much trouble. Guaranteed start to finish service for every client. We will be with you all the way, until you get home. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable team members. We are passionate surfers that frequently travel to the destinations, and stay with the resorts, camps, boats that we represent. Extremely experienced travel consultants, each with a minimum of between 5 years to 10 years working in the industry. We have intimate and extensive destination knowledge. Established and valued relationships with the best surf operators on the planet! Fully licensed, accredited and financially secure international travel agency. Member of the Travel Compensation Fund that ensures your money is protected! Respected, reputable quality surf travel brand. Largest range of surf trips on offer from Australia. Wholesale Flights – we will get you the best possible with affiliated airline and increased luggage allowance. Competitive prices and value for money. Constantly updated information on specials and surf related topics – available through our monthly newsletter, Facebook, Blog, or Twitter. Referral Program – refer a friend and receive $100 credit per booking for your next trip!! New Surf Experience HQ is Conveniently located on Sydney’s Northern Beaches – if you’re a local, you’re welcome to drop in and say hello. 3/20 West Street, Brookvale, NSW, 2100 Avoid scams and risks you are exposed to when booking directly or with an online website Paperless Documents Scheme - we save paper by sending out electronic travel documents unless you request otherwise. The Perfection Pass - become a member and enter the world of discounts and rewards from our surf experiences, as well as our surf retail partners. Hi Thank you for your enquiry with The Perfect Wave Travel Co. Your holiday is important to us and we will endeavor to find the best option for YOU. We are very happy to forward you the following quotation. We look forward to helping in "Your Search for The Perfect Wave”. Holiday Inn Kandooma - Maldives For more info on this experience click on the title Tex Perkins is an Australian singer-songwriter, who is widely known for fronting the popular Australian rock-band The Cruel Sea, but has also performed with the Beasts of Bourbon, Thug, James Baker Experience, The Butcher Shop, Salamander Jim, and Tex, Don and Charlie. He has also released many solo records. In 1997, a portrait of Tex Perkins by artist Bill Leak won the Packing Room award at the Archibald Prize. And now the exciting news….Tex Perkins is playing 3 intimate gigs at Kandooma Resort 06 – 13 SEPTEMBER 2015 – spots are limited – so book your spot ASAP!! Special discounts apply for bookings made by 31Mar15, see below. All three gigs will feature unique set lists drawn from Tex’s many epic incarnations. (See Tex’s bio below.) The gigs will be held in the ideal setting of Kandooma’s Sunset Bar and the West Beach with a maximum of 100 guests. Tex will be available to personally sign his CDs and pose for a professional photo after the show as a memento of this unique event. Not forgetting that you have easy access to Kandooma Right out the front, you will also have access to surf transfers to 6 nearby breaks like Tucky Joe's and Riptides (Twice daily). Tex Perkins has shown us many faces over his diverse 30 year musical journey. Front man for the evocative soundscapes of The Cruel Sea and the hard edged pub rock of The Beasts of Bourbon, collaborator on the Tex, Don and Charlie outings, and compadre to Tim Rogers on the TnT project and more recently fronting the rock band The Ape. Return speedboat transfers to/from Male Airport and resort Welcome drink on arrival Accommodation for 7 nights in Villa of your choice- twin/double share Buffet breakfast daily. Tea, coffee, bottled water and fresh orange juice in your room. Free use of snorkeling gear. Complimentary snorkeling trip. Service charge and Maldives 12% (2015) GST. 3 Intimate 90x minute shows Surf Program Inclusions – Surf break access to Kandooma Right - the resort is limited to 50 surfers. Unlimited access to surf transfers at scheduled times. Expert advice from our experienced Surf Guides SPECIALS INCLUDED - Includes 1 FREE night, 15% Early Bird discount, 50% Off Airport transfers, 50% off the Surf Program AND USD100 per adult in resort credit – valid for use on any Food & Beverage, non-motorised water sports & some tours – BOOK BY 31MAR15. ** Package prices do not include lunch and/or dinner, but can be added. **Package prices do not include airfares. Please ask about flights – we are a whole sale agent for Singapore Airlines. Dates: 06 – 13 SEPTEMBER 2015 BEACH VIEW VILLA SURFER: USD1651 per person / NON SURFER: USD1406 per person SEA VIEW BEACH HOUSE SURFER: USD2003 per person / NON SURFER: USD1756 per person OVERWATER VILLA SURFER: USD2719 per person / NON SURFER: USD2474 per person NOTE – Prices are in USD. The above prices are based on booking made by 31MAR15. If you book after 31MAR15, prices and specials above do not apply. For further information or to book please contact Kim at The Perfect Wave [email protected] 02 9939 0890 .
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