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BORNEO FORESTA PLUVIALE Del KALIMANTAN & DERAWAN ISLAND BORNEO FORESTA PLUVIALE del KALIMANTAN & DERAWAN ISLAND Quello che questo viaggio vi offre è la possibilità di esplorare il paese da una barca, anzi più barche. Vedrete la foresta pluviale in tutto il suo splendore, avrete modo di avvistare delfini, mante, tartarughe marine, oranghi, cervi e diverse specie di uccelli. Trascorrerete parte del vostro tempo in contatto con le popolazioni locali, avendo modo di condividere con loro la tavola e la vostra storia. Visiterete il progetto della comunità locale di Tanjung Isuy, dove è stata costruita una scuola che ora offre istruzione a più di 100 studenti. Un viaggio originale, per chi ama la natura e la vita in barca, per chi sa adattarsi e non cerca comodità. NUMERO DI VIAGGIATORI 2 persone DOCUMENTI E PROFILASSI NECESSARI: informazioni aggiornate su www.viaggiaresicuri.it (Indonesia + Malesia) ITINERARIO Day1: ARRIVE JAKARTA Upon arrival in Jakarta airport you will be transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel near the airport FM7 Resort Hotel Jakarta / Superior room Day2: JAKARTA – PANGKALAN BUN – TANJUNG PUTING (B,L,D) After breakfast you will be taken to the airport where you will take the flight to on the island of Borneo (Trigana Air DEP 09.25 / ARR 10.35). On arrival you will be driven to Kumai port where you will board the traditional “Klotok” river boat, which will take you up river to Tanjung Puting National Park. In the peaceful afternoon, we will slowly explore the Sekonyer River in search of primates. The traditional Klotok is a traditional two-storeyed wooden river boat equipped with inboard or outboard motor, and is specially built to navigate through shallow waters and narrow sections of the river. The friendly boat crew usually consists of Capitan, cook and tour guide. The Klotok is very simple but equipped with mattress with blankets, pillows and mosquito nests. A very basic toilet is located at the back of the boat. Spend the night onboard. Day3: TANJUNG PUTING NATIONAL PARK (B,L,D) With a private Klotok for the entire tour, you are free to decide what time you would like to depart in the morning and the itinerary is flexible. You can explore the Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre of Pondok Tanguy, to witness the feeding time of the new ex-captive orangutans. Or you can journey up the creek to Camp Leakey where the older orangutans are reintroduced into the rainforest. At the Camp Leakey you will have the opportunity to walk in the rainforest with your guide and spot a variety of wildlife such as orangutans, gibbons, macaque and birds. In the afternoon you can visit the feeding station to see the feeding time of the rehabilitated orangutans. Before dusk return to the Klotok for dinner and spend the night onboard. Day4: TANJUNG PUTING NATIONAL PARK (B,L,D) Spend another full day in the forest of Tanjung Puting. Rise early and enjoy a river safari in search of wildlife. You can make a second visit of Pondok Tanguy or Camp Leakey then continue to Pesalat Station to see the reforestation activities in the park. Here you can learn about the famous ironwood and other exotic plants. In the afternoon you can explore a local village to witness the traditional daily life of the native people. Return to the Klotok and enjoy the sights and the sounds of the rainforest, and experience its peacefulness as we quietly cruise back to Kumai. Spend the night on the riverboat Day5: TANJUNG PUTING – PANGKALAN BUN – BANJARMASIN – LOKSADO (B,D) This morning return to Kumai port and proceed to Pangkalan Bun where you will take a flight to to Banjarmasin (Kalstar Aviation DEP 08.10/ ARR 10.35 - 1 hour time difference between Panglana Bun and Banjarmasin). On arrival you will be driven for about 4-5 hours, to the isolate village of Loskado, in the heart of the Meratus Mountain Range, where the well preserved indigenous Dayak culture meets the stunning natural landscape. The most exceptional feature of Loksado’s natural treasures is the Amandit River that runs through some of the most fascinating sceneries of the area. The winding river of fresh clear water decorated with rocks and creeks and unique traditional bridges that look to the lush green hills of Meratus are surely a sight rarely found elsewhere. Overnight in Loksado at the Amandit River Lodge or equivalent Day6: LOKSADO (B,L,D) Loksado is a perfect place for those who enjoy trekking and discover the treasures of Kalimantan’s tropical forest. The lush landscape is dotted with wonderful waterfalls, rushing rivers, hanging bridges, farms and indigenous longhouses. Spend the whole day trekking and exploring Meratus area with your guide.There are many trails in this area with different level of difficulty. Overnight in Loksado at the Amandit River Lodge or equivalent Day7: LOKSADO – BAMBOO RAFTING – BANJARMASIN (B,L,D) The best way to discover the unspoiled natural scenery of Kalimantan is to ride a bamboo raft down the river. The thrill of riding the currents over creeks while standing on a bamboo raft is something truly out of the ordinary! The raft is made of long large pieces of bamboo tied together. A local man manoeuvres the raft along the river with the use of a bamboo pole. There is no motor and you will be able to enjoy the peacefulness of the river and the lush rainforest. After rafting you will be driven back to Banjarmasin. Overnight in Banjarmasin at Victoria Hotel or equivalent Day8: BANJARMASIN – BERAU – DERAWAN ISLAND (B,D) Early in the morning travel by boat to Banjarmasin floating market for exploring the unique culture of Banjarese that trades goods from boat to boat. You will get a glimpse of the authentic market and how produce has been traded for centuries. Return to your hotel for breakfast and depart for the airport where you will board the flight to Berau (Lion Air DEP 09.25 / ARR 15.30 via Balikpapan). Upon arrival in Berau you will be met at the airport and driven for about 2 hours to Tanjung Batu passing through Kalimantans beautiful landscape.From Tanjung Batu continue by boat for another 30 minutes to Derawan Island. Upon arrival at the Derawan Island Lodge check into your room, then spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at the Derawan Dive Lodge Day9 – Day10: DERAWAN ISLAND (B,L,D) At leisure. Overnight at the Derawan Dive Lodge Optional trip to Sangalaki, Kakaban e Maratua at surcharge- you can book this directly with the lodge. Day11: DERAWAN ISLAND – DEPART BERAU (B) After breakfast, check out from resort and boat transfer to Tanjung Batu, then continue by car to Berau airport. TOUR PRICING: in American Dollars (USD) per person for shared twin/double Prezzo a persona : 2.990 usd IMPORTANT NOTES: 1. PRICE IN USD is subject to adjustment, in line with the IDR / USD currency fluctuation. 2. NO RESERVATION has been made at this stage and the rooms are subject to availability 3. The tour is organized in PRIVATE BASIS with private vehicle, private klotok boat and private tour guide. 4. The airfare and airport tax quoted are current and subject to change without prior warning should the airline impose an increase in rates for any reason. The airfare quoted is based on the lowest class of fare available at the time of quoting and is subject to seats being available in that class at the time of booking. Should the class not be available at the time of booking, the next applicable fare will be booked, and amended costs advised accordingly. Please note that fares may increase between the time of booking, time of payment, and the ticket being issued 5. The price does NOT include the fees for payment made by bank transfer or credit card THE PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation for the nights listed in the itinerary in shared double/twin room All internal transport as per the itinerary with private vehicle and private klotok river boat Return boat transfer to Derawan Island with shared boat Sightseeing tours and activities where specified Meals as stated above Entry Fees English speaking guide Internal flights as highlighted in the itinerary THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE: Beverages Travel Insurance Charges incurred as a result of delays beyond our control .
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