Benoa in Bali, gateway to the capital Denpasar, is the departure point for this tropical tour taking in three countries – Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. Get into the rhythm of life on the ocean with a day sailing the high seas to Semarang in Java. Uncover the legacy of the Dutch at Gereja Blenduk church, with its distinct copper dome, and the Chinese influence at the Sam Poo Kong temple, founded by the 16th-century Chinese explorer Zheng Ho. Another day at sea brings us to Singapore, where we stay the night. Sample spicy delights at the hawker stalls and admire some of the 1.5 million plants gathered from almost every continent at Gardens By The Bay – despite the futuristic skyline, this is the greenest city in Asia. Kick back as we make our way to lively Ko Samui, Thailand’s second-biggest island. Kayak around the karsts in Ang Thong National Marine Park – or just find a spot on the beach and lie back. Our final port is Laem Chabang, close to the capital, Bangkok.

Move with a sense of awe as you explore the exquisite natural beauty of Asia. Its deep historical richness and mix of mountains and sea, ancient and modern, ensure grand discovery and endless adventure.

Asia

A picturesque island province in Indonesia, Bali is known for its stunning beaches, lush tropical landscapes, eternal rice fields, and rich Hindu heritage. Bali is so beautiful that the natives believe heaven will be just like home, and touring this island paradise, it&#39;s easy to see why. Here are mysterious volcanic lakes and jungle-shrouded volcanoes, wondrous ancient temples, fabulously creative painters and wood-carvers, and the legendary dancers who re-enact the stories of their Hindu deities.

Located on the north coast of the island of Java, Indonesia, Semarang is the capital of its province, playing a prominent role as both busy commercial center and important cultural destination. The lowlands are characterized by offices, business centers and industrial estates, while up in the hills are houses with lovely gardens and superb views. The city&#39;s current vibrancy could perhaps have been predicted, as Semarang has been a bustling trading center since the Dutch colonial era, when the Dutch East Indies Company established tobacco plantations and built infrastructure such as roads and railroads. The Dutch influence can still be seen in the older part of the city near the harbor. Other cultures, primarily that of the Chinese, also have left their imprint on Semarang and continue to be a significant part of what it is to live in and visit Java.

Traveling from the Harbor of Tanjung Emas, relax and enjoy the scenery of Semarang, Central Java brings you to the beautiful site to visit an old Chinese temple namely Sam Po Kong : the oldest Chinese temple in Semarang. Originally established by the Chinese Muslim explorer Zheng He (also known as Sanbao), it is now shared by Indonesians of multiple religious denominations, including Muslim and Buddhists and ethnicities, including Chinese and Javanese. Due to Semarang&rsquo;s large Chinese population, the city boasts several admiral Cheng Ho, who visited the area in 1405.&nbsp; &nbsp;Following your delightful visit, your journey continuous with a pleasant drive toward the Buddhist temple called Pagoda Avalokitesvara Ungaran or Buddhagaya Watugong Monastery : located about 45 minutes from the cerntal city of Semarang, this monastery has many buildings set in a large area. One of its most famous icons is Avalokitesvara Pagoda which has a height of 147 feet (45 meters), with seven levels, painted red, with some statues on each level.&nbsp; &nbsp;As your tour draws to a close, you&rsquo;ll make your way to your final stop to the Hotel Santika Premier where your refreshment will be served, accompanied by a presentation of traditional Javanese dance performance. &nbsp;After conclusions of your memorable visit, your motor coach then takes you back directly to your ship

Learn about Semarang&rsquo;s culture and admire the colorful architecture as well as a stop at Hotel Santika Premier and you will be served a refreshment while yu enjoy watching local&nbsp;dance performance.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Semarang City Highlights

Depart the pier&nbsp;to the city of Solo also known as Surakarta to visit Mangkunegaran Royal Palace, with a refreshment and comfort stop en route. Upon arrival, you will be guided to visit the Royal Palace of Mangkunegara. This palace complex still functions as the residence of Sri Sunan and his royal household who still run the royal tradition until now. This palace has now become a centre of culture and art in solo/surakarta city, also one of the tourist attractions in Surakarta. Some of the palace complexes are museums that store various royal collections, including the gifts of European kings, replicas of the royal heirlooms and gamelan.&nbsp;The Surakarta palace is one of the exotic buildings today. One of the palace architects is KGPH. Mangkubumi (titled Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono I) who also became the main architect of Yogyakarta Palace. Therefore, it isn&rsquo;t surprising that the basic patterns of the two spaces of the palace (Yogyakarta and Surakarta) have many common equations. &nbsp;Following your delightful visit, your journey continues on to the local restaurant at Danar Hadi Batik Museum where your lunch will be served. After lunch, a visit to Danar Hadi Batik Museum, which was inaugurated by President Megawati Soekarno Putri in 2000. It has thousands of ancient batik collections. There are many collections from different regions like Lasem (Chinese influence), Pekalongan, Yogyakarta, Batik or even we can find batik from Netherlands and China in this museum.&nbsp;&nbsp;The history of batik in Indonesia, especially Java, has been in bad times since the middle of the 19th century with the beginnings of the westernization of fashion. People tend to modern clothing because the price is cheaper and easier to produce. UNESCO acknowledgement of batik as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2009 batik got its glory again.&nbsp; &nbsp;As your tour draws to a close, Re-joining your motor coach to proceed to Tjolomadoe Sugar Factory Museum. As you stroll around and admire the historical evidence of Sugar Factory Museum, which was previously a sugar factory. Built in 1861 by the principality ruler Mangkunegara IV, the factory was the world&rsquo;s second-largest sugar exporter after Cuba in its heyday. The museum is located in the former factory&rsquo;s carbonation station. Visitors can learn about the factory&rsquo;s history through various info-graphics, photographs and texts.&nbsp; A blueprint and a replica of the Tjolomadoe sugar factory in its early days is also on display. After the conclusion of your memorable visit, your motor coach then brings you back directly to the ship. &nbsp;

This full-day tour provides an excellent introduction to Solo&#39;s essential sights as well as its historical evidence, art and culture.The city&#39;s rich art and culture have been traditionally passed down from generation to generation by means of the local community centers and this excursion takes you to several of these key communities where you can see first-hand how Solo&#39;s past is infused with the present day.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Solo City Exploration

Traveling from the harbor of Tanjung Emas Semarang, relax and enjoy the beauty of Semarang Central Java of a 45-minute drive brings you toward the city of Semarang to visit Batik 16 Gallery. Upon arrival at the Batik 16 Gallery, you&#39;ll have a good opportunity to view directly the Batik-making process as everyone knows that Batik has existed on the island of Java three centuries before, namely in the 16th.century. Definition Batik generally agreed upon convention national Batik in Semarang in 1997 is the process of writing a picture or decoration on any media by using wax as a color barrier. During your delightful visit at the Batik 16 Gallery, you can even try your hand at Batik painting. Actually, the word 'Batik' originates from the Javanese 'tikand', which means 'to dot'. The art of decorating cloth using wax and dye has been practised for centuries in Indonesia, and you&#39;ll learn more about the process of decorating the material using a canting (traditional hand tool). Enjoy the opportunity to create your own Batik and at the end of your tour you can take it with you as a souvenir of your day. And before departing or returning to the harbor of Tanjung Emas, Semarang where the ship awaits, you will have a good opportunity to browse and purchase the products of Batik fabrics in the exhibition room of the Batik 16 Gallery. After conclusion of your memorable visit, your motor coach then takes you back directly to the harbor of Tanjung Emas, Semarang, commencing approximately a 45-minute drive from the Batik 16 Gallery.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Semarang, located on the northeast coast Java, is the capital of the province of central Java.&nbsp; A major port during the Dutch colonial era, and still an important port today, the city has a dominant Javanese population&nbsp;&nbsp;

A Lesson in Batik

Starting off from the harbor of Tanjung Emas Semarang, you&#39;ll be driven past Semarang&#39;s old city area, also as Outstadt and referred to as 'Little Netherlands' due to its Dutch heritage. The old city is a silent witness to the history of Indonesia during the Dutch colonial era, and there are around a few ancient buildings that still stand today. During your tour also visit Blenduk Church, the Protestant Church in Western Indonesia Immanuel Semarang (Gereja Protestan Indonesia Barat Immanuel) Semarang, or better known as Blenduk Church (Gereja Blenduk), is a Protestant Church in Semarang, Central Java, built in 1753, it is the oldest church in the province. The church was later re-built in 1787. Another re-imagining, spearheaded by H.P.A. de Wilde and W. Westmas, began to work in 1894. Leaving Blenduk Church behind, your delightful journey continues on to the Buddhagaya Watugong Monastery. It is here, you&#39;ll find its most famous icon, the Avalokitesvara Pagoda (meaning love and affection). Erected to honor the Goddess Kwan Im Po Sat Sie (the goddess of love to Buddhist), the temple has a height of 147 feet (45 meters) and consists of seven levels. The temple incorporates the blend of red and yellow colors, typical of Chinese buildings and was inaugurated by MURI as the highest pagoda in Indonesia in 2006. Then, re-joining your motor coach, you will travel to Balemong Resort, a Javanese Ambience Resort housed in a traditional building. This is a resort where your lunch will be served, but before lunch is served, you can try your hand at Batik painting. Enjoy the opportunity to create your own Batik and at the end of your tour you can take it with you as a souvenir of your day. The resort aims to maintain its true Javanese identity and is decorated with historic relics and artifacts. &nbsp;After lunch and activities as well as the conclusion of your memorable visit, your motor coach then brings you back to the ship.

The experience will bring you to have more interactive with local culture to know and learn their way of life. Visiting the main attractive spots in town of Semarang&#39;s Old City both historical and colonial Buildings.&nbsp;

Javanese Cultural Heritage

Singapore is a vibrant and multicultural city-state located in Southeast Asia, famous for its architectural style, foodie culture, and hawker markets. Singapore&#39;s history is one of riches and romance, spice trading and piracy, colonialism, and ultimately, growth into one of Asia&#39;s greatest success stories. Temples, mosques and churches stand as serene reminders of the varied migrations that have graced its history. Discover the mansions and polo greens of colonial Singapore, the mystique of Chinatown, and the heady aroma of spices along Arab Street.

Begin your scenic drive through Singapore&#39;s rich colonial heritage as you pass by the stately Parliament House and the grand Supreme Court. City Hall stands watch over the vast Padang, a sweeping green space where cricket matches and state events take place, including the National Day Parade - a vibrant celebration of Singapore&#39;s independence.Reflecting the city&#39;s rich diversity, your itinerary includes visits to some of its most captivating temples. In Chinatown, you&#39;ll see the city&#39;s oldest Chinese temple, dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea. The intricate craftsmanship and cantilevered beams highlight its historic importance. Nearby, the Sri Mariamman Hindu temple impresses with its majestic Gopuram, an ornate entrance tower.Next, explore the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Museum, known for its beautifully designed interiors and extensive exhibits on Buddhist art and history. Built in 2007, the temple is named after what is believed to be the left canine tooth of Buddha, recovered from his funeral pyre in India and displayed on the temple grounds.Your final stop is the serene National Orchid Garden, nestled within the lush Singapore Botanic Gardens. Opened in 1995 by Singapore&#39;s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, the gardens showcase over 60,000 orchid plants across beautifully manicured slopes.As the day comes to an end, you&#39;ll board your coach and head back to the ship, taking with you memories of Singapore&#39;s colonial elegance and cultural wonders.

Explore Singapore&#39;s colonial landmarks, including Parliament House and City Hall. Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Chinatown&#39;s historic temples, and the vibrant Sri Mariamman Hindu temple. Conclude at the stunning National Orchid Garden, showcasing 60,000 exquisite orchid plants.

Spirit of Singapore City Orientation

At the pier, your guide will equip you with a ' Singapore survival kit,' including a map, an MRT card for unlimited subway and bus rides, and bottled water to keep you refreshed throughout the day. Your adventure begins on Waterloo Street, one of Singapore&#39;s oldest and most historic streets. Established in the mid-19th century, it was named in honor of the Duke of Wellington&#39;s victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.This open-air, pedestrian-friendly street is bustling with vibrant stalls offering joss sticks, candles, and flowers. You can also stop by to have your fortune told by the local divination experts. What makes Waterloo Street particularly unique is the harmonious “cross-worshipping” that takes place between two iconic temples—the Sri Krishnan Hindu Temple and the Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Buddhist Temple. Many worshippers pay respects at both temples, reflecting Singapore&#39;s multicultural unity.After exploring the rich cultural scene on Waterloo Street, head to Bugis Village, a lively marketplace filled with small shops offering fantastic bargains on clothing, souvenirs, and accessories. As you stroll through the village, don&#39;t miss the chance to try some local street food, where you can sample authentic Singaporean delicacies.Next, proceed to Clarke Quay, a riverside district that perfectly blends Singapore&#39;s past and present. Here, you&#39;ll embark on a relaxing riverboat cruise along the scenic Singapore River. As you glide down the river, you&#39;ll take in stunning views of the beautifully restored godowns—historic warehouses that now serve as trendy restaurants and bars—set against the backdrop of Singapore&#39;s modern skyline.After soaking in the sights and sounds of the city, your journey wraps up with a return to the pier via Singapore&#39;s efficient and easy-to-navigate MRT system, giving you a full-circle experience of this dynamic city.

Start your experience by exploring Waterloo Street, Singapore&#39;s vibrant and multicultural area. Here, you&#39;ll find stunning Hindu temples, aromas of fragrant incense, and an array of delicious cuisines. Next, head to Bugis Village to discover one of Singapore&#39;s largest street-shopping locations, with almost 400 shops offering affordable souvenirs, accessories, clothes, and cosmetics. Finally, end your day with a relaxing riverboat cruise along the Singapore River, admiring the beautifully restored 19th-century warehouses juxtaposed with modern skyscrapers.

Singapore Walking & Boat Exploration

Your memorable excursion begins with a scenic transfer across the Benjamin Sheares Bridge and Marina Bay, offering stunning views of Singapore&#39;s modern skyline and iconic landmarks. The anticipation builds as you arrive at the Singapore Flyer, where you&#39;ll board one of its 28 luxurious, air-conditioned capsules for a breathtaking 30-minute ride. From this elevated vantage point, marvel at sweeping panoramic views of Marina Bay, the Singapore River, Raffles Place, Merlion Park, and Empress Place, capturing the essence of Singapore&#39;s vibrant cityscape.Following your exhilarating ride on the Singapore Flyer, continue your exploration with a drive through Singapore&#39;s historic colonial district. As you make your way to Bugis Village, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of this renowned night market. Bugis Village is a bustling hub of activity, featuring a wide array of shops and stalls where you can discover unique souvenirs, stylish clothing, and trendy handbags, all at bargain prices. Experience the local flavor as you stroll past food markets offering delectable street food, fortune-telling stalls, and shops showcasing the daily life of Singaporeans.Having enjoyed the spectacular views and the vibrant scenes of Singapore, you&#39;ll return to the ship, concluding your enriching and memorable excursion.

Enjoy a scenic transfer across Benjamin Sheares Bridge to the Singapore Flyer, where a 30-minute ride offers panoramic views of Marina Bay and the city skyline. Next, explore the vibrant Bugis Village night market, filled with shops, street food, and local culture. Return to the ship after a memorable excursion.

Singapore Sights & Heights

Explore Singapore Bird Paradise, Asia&#39;s largest bird sanctuary, home to over 3,500 birds from more than 400 species. Travel by bus to this newly opened 17-hectare aviary within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Renowned for its commitment to breeding and conservation, the park has earned international recognition for its achievements.Designed to inspire discovery at every turn, the park offers an immersive experience through eight expansive walk-through aviaries, each representing different global biomes. One of the standout features is the Heart of Africa aviary, which transports you to the lush, misty forest valleys of continental Africa. Here, you can marvel at species like the Great Blue Turaco and African Grey Parrot in their natural habitat, with an elevated canopy experience offering breathtaking views.The aviary also boasts a Bee-eater&#39;s Cliff, where you can observe these migratory birds in action as they dive and swoop for insects mid-air. Other highlights include a Congolese pavilion and a striking, larger-than-life artificial Sycamore Fig tree, providing a perfect photo opportunity.Enjoy a day of exploration and wonder at Singapore Bird Paradise, where every visit promises a unique and enriching experience.

Explore Singapore Bird Paradise, Asia&#39;s largest aviary, featuring over 3,500 birds from 400 species. Wander through eight walk-through aviaries, including the Heart of Africa with its misty forest and the Bee-eater&#39;s Cliff, and enjoy a photo at the artificial Sycamore Fig tree.

Singapore Bird Paradise

Explore Singapore&#39;s colorful past and exciting present as you tour the city&#39;s diverse landmarks. Singapore&#39;s name comes from the Sanskrit term Singa Pura, or Lion City, and its intricate heritage is a mix of traditional Chinese, Malay, Hindu, and British cultures that established themselves on this tiny island nation. Your orientation of the city begins with a drive through the Colonial Heart of Singapore to the Padang, the island&#39;s premier ground for sporting events and get-togethers. View the Cricket Club, Parliament House, Supreme Court, and City Hall from the Padang. Walk along the enchanting Esplanade, lined with futuristic skyscrapers, chic restaurants, and boutiques.&nbsp; Afterward, make your way to Clark Quay to board a colorful riverboat and enjoy a 30-minute ride down the Singapore River. In Raffles&#39; days, the riverboats carried goods. Today, they are a popular way to experience a kaleidoscope of historic river and harbor images, including the 'godown' warehouses, the shop houses, the six bridges built by the British, and the gracious buildings of the old waterfront set against the towering skyline of the new business district.&nbsp; Cruise this bustling waterway and enjoy the sights of Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion statue measuring 28 &nbsp;feet high, and the Esplanade Theatres &ndash; Singapore&#39;s leading entertainment and performing arts center. End your exploration with a visit to the Raffles Hotel Singapore, where the Raffles Long Bar is the birthplace of the city&#39;s most famous cocktail, the Singapore Sling. If ever you were tempted to try one, here is the place! Enjoy some free time to take photos at the hotel before your transfer back to your ship.

Discover Singapore&#39;s vibrant history and modern charm on a tour of its key landmarks. Drive through the Colonial Heart, enjoy a riverboat ride from Clarke Quay showcasing historic and modern sights, and visit the iconic Raffles Hotel for a Singapore Sling.

Footsteps of Raffles & River Cruise

As dusk falls, the shutters open at the Night Safari, welcoming you into a world of nocturnal creatures and their mysterious habitats. Once your eyes have adjusted to the darkness, enjoy observing over 130 different species of animals, of which about 40 percent are on the endangered list. The Night Safari also houses several rare varieties of night-blooming plants like butterfly ginger and pigeon orchids. The animals of the Night Safari, ranging from axis deer and African buffalo to Indian rhinoceros and pangolins to lions and Asian elephants, are made visible by ingenious lighting resembling moonlight. Slightly brighter than full moonlight, it is dim enough not to disturb nocturnal and crepuscular animals&#39; behavior. The naturalistic enclosures simulate the animals&#39; native habitat. Animals are separated from visitors with natural barriers rather than caged. Instead of vertical prison-like cages, cattle grids have been placed all over the park to prevent hoofed animals from moving from one habitat to another. Moats designed to look like streams and rivers keep animals safely in open areas, and hot wires designed to look like twigs keep animals away from the boundaries of their enclosures.

The world&#39;s first nocturnal wildlife park, on a 45 mins tram ride, visitors will be taken through six geographical regions, from the Himalayan foothills to tnhe jungles of Southeast Asia. Encounter some free roaming animals in the park.

Night Safari

Learn Feng Shui, a foundation of Chinese metaphysics that examines and aligns invisible forces believed to connect the universe. Many of Singapore&#39;s prime landmarks and buildings were designed and located according to the principles of feng shui to bring prosperity and ward off misfortune. It influences the design of buildings, the materials used in their construction, and the practice of building them facing in a particular direction &ndash; thought to harness the earth&#39;s natural energies to ensure optimum health, living, and fortune. These forces, known as Qi (pronounced 'chee' in English), are positive or negative energies which can be diverted to promote harmony, balance, prosperity, and well-being.&nbsp; Your guide will highlight several examples around the city, such as the Fountain of Wealth, Marina Barrage, and the iconic Marina Bay Sands - at the forefront of Singaporean architecture and considered a triumph of feng shui practice - its three-tower structure represents luck, prosperity, and longevity. The futuristic Suntec City is the final stop today, Singapore&#39;s main exhibition and convention center, where you will find the world&#39;s largest fountain &nbsp;&ndash; discover how water, or shui, symbolizes wealth and fortune as you hear amazing stories of people finding success after touching the water. Be sure to touch the water yourself and absorb the energy, or qi, as you conclude your spiritual journey today. Discover tips on maximizing the flow of positive Qi in your own home, surely a wonderful souvenir of Singapore.

Discover the ancient Chinese practice of Feng Shui, which aligns invisible forces to connect the universe. Many of Singapore&#39;s landmarks and buildings were designed according to Feng Shui principles for prosperity and good fortune. This practice influences building design and orientation to harness the earth&#39;s natural energies for optimum health, living, and fortune. Explore Singapore&#39;s Fountain of Wealth, Marina Barrage, Marina Bay Sands, and Suntec City to discover amazing Feng Shui stories. Learn tips to maximize positive Qi in your own home.

Mysteries of the Orient

Explore an award-winning horticultural wonderland that promises an unforgettable experience for plant enthusiasts and casual strollers alike. This remarkable destination comprises three distinct areas - Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central - along the picturesque waterfront with stunning views of the Marina Bay financial district skyline.Begin your visit at Bay South, the largest of the gardens, renowned for its iconic Supertrees. These towering structures, reaching up to 16 stories high, form an impressive vertical garden that collects rainwater, generates solar power, and helps ventilate the garden&#39;s conservatories. Walk along the 420-foot suspended walkway between the Supertrees for a breathtaking bird&#39;s-eye view of the garden&#39;s lush landscape.Discover over 250,000 rare plants flourishing under the modern domes, with paved pathways and suspended catwalks offering multiple perspectives. Marvel at the captivating waterfalls, diverse cacti collection, delicate orchids, and a vibrant array of pine trees, ferns, and blooming flowers thriving in the ideal conditions. The gardens also feature beautiful statuary and landscape ornaments that add an extra layer of elegance to the surroundings.Don&#39;t miss the striking conservatory complex, which won the World Building of the Year award at the World Architecture Festival 2012 for its innovative design. After immersing yourself in this enchanting world of horticulture and architecture, rejoin your motor coach and return to the pier, carrying with you the memory of a truly magical experience.

Discover an award-winning horticultural marvel with stunning waterfront views. Explore Bay South&#39;s iconic Supertrees and the 420-foot walkway, marvel at over 250,000 rare plants, captivating waterfalls, and diverse flora. Admire the conservatory&#39;s award-winning design before returning to the pier.

Gardens by the Bay

Discover Singapore&#39;s unique Peranakan culture in the Joo Chiat and Katong neighborhoods. The Peranakans represent a particularly vibrant thread in Singapore&#39;s ethnic tapestry. The name Peranakan means “local born”, as the Peranakans are the descendants of Chinese immigrants who married indigenous people from the Malay Archipelago during the 15th century. After a brief walk through the Spice Garden at Fort Canning Park, head to the neighborhoods of Joo Chiat and Katong, occupying a charming corner of eastern Singapore in which to discover quirky shop houses, hidden temples and quaint stores featuring Peranakan wares. Enjoy a talk on this rich culture and sample local delicacies prepared in the Baba Nyonya culinary style. This delicious cuisine blends Chinese and Malay cooking techniques using a range of indigenous herbs and spices, and its wide appeal has made the bustling Joo Chiat and Katong area one of the country&#39;s top destinations for cuisine.

<div class='fcmtt4a'>Admire the views of modern Singapore&#39;s skyline along the way. Discover Singapore suburban residential area and quaint shop houses. Learn about the traditional Peranakan home, life-style, cultures and delicacies</div>

A Glimpse into Peranakan Culture

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Singapore

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Singapore

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Singapore

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Singapore

Depart the pier by motor coach for Mount Faber, take a stroll to enjoy the lush greenery and a panoramic view of the dense central business district within Central Area. Continue your journey to Sentosa, an island located off the southern coast of Singapore on a Cable Car. This iconic transportation system brings a unique experience for visitors. A ride to Sentosa Island provides breathtaking and scenic views of forest covering Mount Faber, yacht jetty at Keppel Bay area, as well as the resorts and water theme park at Sentosa island. It is an exciting way to view this vibrant city as it offers a unique perspective that cannot be experienced on ground.Sentosa Island, formerly used as a British military base and later as a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp, it is now home to popular resorts, theme parks and attractions. Today, we will visit the all-new Singapore Oceanarium—Asia&#39;s largest living museum of the sea, located at Resorts World Sentosa. Three times larger than before (formerly S.E.A. Aquarium), this immersive experience takes you through 22 stunning zones, from prehistoric oceans to vibrant coral reefs and mysterious deep-sea realms. Witness majestic manta rays and reef sharks glide past one of the world&#39;s largest viewing panels, explore interactive exhibits, and marvel at thousands of marine creatures in mesmerizing displays. A must-see attraction blending awe, education, and conservation—perfect for nature lovers.Your exploration complete, return by motor coach to the pier and your Crystal ship.

On this half-day adventure, experience a unique ride, the Singapore cable car, to enjoy panoramic views of the city from the peak of Mount Faber, as well as visit Singapore Oceanarium, Asia&#39;s largest living museum of the sea on Sentosa Island.

Mount Faber & Singapore Oceanarium

Experience Singapore&#39;s evening charm with a curated journey through the city&#39;s historic riverbanks, modern skyline, and colonial legacy. Begin with a scenic Singapore River cruise aboard a traditional riverboat. Glide past a vibrant panorama of restored shophouses, colonial bridges, and gleaming skyscrapers, capturing the transformation of Singapore from trading port to global metropolis.Continue to the Singapore Flyer, one of the world&#39;s tallest observation wheels, rising approximately 541 feet (165 meters) above ground. From its enclosed capsule, panoramic views stretch across the cityscape and, on clear evenings, toward neighboring Indonesia and Malaysia, revealing the region&#39;s geographic connectivity.Conclude the evening with a visit to the Raffles Hotel, a living icon of Singapore&#39;s colonial past and enduring luxury. Opened in 1887 and named after Sir Stamford Raffles, the hotel&#39;s refined architecture and tranquil courtyards reflect a bygone era of elegance. Step into the famed Long Bar, the birthplace of the Singapore Sling, and enjoy a taste of this timeless cocktail crafted according to its original 1915 recipe. Time permitting, explore the hotel&#39;s boutiques for curated finds and keepsakes.This orientation offers a thoughtful blend of historic character, scenic perspectives, and elevated hospitality in one of Southeast Asia&#39;s most cosmopolitan cities.

Cruise past historic quays, admire skyline views from the Singapore Flyer, and savor a Singapore Sling in the iconic Long Bar at Raffles Hotel — all wrapped in the charm of a Singaporean evening.

Singapore by Night

Embark on a curated journey through Singapore&#39;s most defining landmarks, blending colonial heritage with futuristic design. Begin with a scenic cruise along the historic Singapore River, once the nucleus of the island&#39;s maritime trade. Glide past restored warehouses and bustling quays that have been transformed into vibrant enclaves of dining, arts, and lifestyle, reflecting over 150 years of commercial evolution.Continue to the SkyPark Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands, located approximately 656 feet (200 meters) above the city. From this elevated vantage point, panoramic views extend across Gardens by the Bay, the Supertree Grove, and the shimmering skyline, including architectural icons such as the durian-shaped domes of the Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay.The experience culminates with an immersive visit to Gardens by the Bay, a national garden where horticulture meets innovation. Stroll through the Flower Dome, the world&#39;s largest column-less glasshouse, showcasing flora from Mediterranean and semi-arid regions. Enter the mist-shrouded Cloud Forest, home to a 115-foot (35-meter) indoor waterfall, rare tropical plants, and displays highlighting the fragility of Earth&#39;s biodiversity.This expertly paced tour offers insight into Singapore&#39;s remarkable transformation, with visual narratives that span from riverside trade routes to botanical sustainability.

Cruise through heritage, ascend to panoramic skyline views, and explore lush conservatories that showcase Singapore&#39;s signature fusion of innovation and natural beauty.

Iconic Singapore

This emerald isle off Thailand&#39;s southeast coast, ringed by lovely beaches and gorgeous bays, enjoys both the fun-loving nature of the Thai people, and the peaceful serenity of Buddhism. Visit the beautiful waterfalls at Hin Lut and Na Muang, marvel at the enormous Buddha statue on Fan Isle, or just listen to the breeze whisper in the leaves of a coconut plantation.

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Koh Samui

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Koh Samui

Upon ship anchored at Koh Samui, you will board a local tender to the pier and meet with your guide before boarding your vehicle to the Elephant Home at Sanctuary Park. Elephant homes promote a sustainable and ethical way of treating elephants in the jungle village.&nbsp;&nbsp; When you arrive, you will meet with the local crew who work closely with the elephants, they will give you information about the elephants, their history, and behavior. Moving to the station for the preparation of natural dietary supplements for the elephants, your guide will tell you the importance of vitamin or power balls and why they need them. Enjoy feeding the elephants from your own hand.&nbsp;&nbsp; Finally walk around the elephant&rsquo;s home and so you can observe their behavior and lifestyle where they do not live a life in chains.&nbsp;&nbsp; This elephant sanctuary is also an elephant conservation and help center. All elephants in this camp were rescued from the wood industry and tourism industry. The elephant sanctuary takes care of both the elephants and supports the career of the Mahout (elephant caretaker).

Learn about elephant conservation at the Elephant Home at Sanctuary Park. Elephant homes promote a sustainable and ethical way of treating elephants in the jungle village. &nbsp;

Treating Elephants Ethically

<div>Depart from the pier to Big Buddha Temple which is located on a small rocky island off Koh Samui&#39;s northeastern corner, it is a golden 12 m. tall, seated Buddha statue and one of the island&#39;s most popular attractions.</div><div> </div><div>One of the most memorable experiences of visiting a Thai temple will be receiving a blessing from the monks, Big Buddha can offer “Sung Kha Tan” and the monks will pray. In return you will receive a sacred thread known as Sai Sin.</div><div> </div><div>Continue to Plai Leam Temple, an impressive colorful temple complex where two very important statues reside, one is the 18-armed statue of the goddess Guanyin and other one is the smiling Buddha also known as Budai Buddha promising prosperity and joy.</div><div> </div><div>Your next visit will be to Guan Yu shrine housing the biggest bronze Buddha in Thailand standing at 16 meters high.</div><div> </div><div>Your final stop today takes you to Kunaram Temple, where the mummified body of Luang Por Daeng sits and is kept in a glass casket within the temple building, especially built for this purpose.</div>

Visit the Big Buddha Temple on Koh Samui to see the 12-meter golden Buddha statue and receive a monk&#39;s blessing. Explore the colorful Plai Leam Temple with its statues of the 18-armed goddess Guanyin and the smiling Budai Buddha. Then, see Thailand&#39;s largest bronze Buddha at the Guan Yu shrine. Finally, marvel at the mummified monk at Kunaram Temple.

Ko Samui Temples

If you are an adventure lover don&#39;t miss this program!Meet with your guide and board a 4-wheel drive vehicle to explore Koh Samui Island. Your first stop will be at a coconut farmhouse, where you will learn how to peel the coconut and squeeze out the coconut milk the traditional way. Continue to Wat Namtok Hin Lat Temple where you can walk the waterfall trail, through lush dense forest and home to a variety of tropical plants and fruits. Stop for a short refreshment break at Suan Lang Sard home or a local cafe. Your final visit will be to Magic Gardens, hidden high up in the hills, offering majestic views with an unusual collection of statues amid lush jungle surrounds.

View some of the many hidden gems of Ko Samui via four-wheel drive vehicle on this half-day adventure. &nbsp;

Hidden Gems 4x4 Adventure

Board your 4WD vehicle at the tender pier and begin your drive to Namuang waterfall, a beautiful 59-foot high waterfall and easily accessible by a short walk where you can capture photos with the backdrop of vibrant plants and the sounds of water and wildlife. From here, continue to Khao Hua Jook temple, located close to Chaweng Lake in the north-east of Samui. This stunning Buddhist temple overlooks the island&#39;s gorgeous coastline, sitting atop a hilly terrain.After your visit, depart to Guan Yu Shrine, located near Lamai Beach, home to the big statue of Guan Yu standing out at 52 feet in height which is the biggest bronze in Thailand. The shrine is colorful and detailed, appealing to both pilgrims and tourists.Your last stop will be at The Nature House for a refreshment before returning back to the pier and your Crystal ship.

Visit Namuang Waterfall, Teepangkorn Temple, and Guan Yu Shrine on this rugged half-day adventure buy 4x4 vehicle. &nbsp;

4x4 Ko Samui Explorer

Unwind in refined tropical elegance at a beachfront resort along Chaweng Beach, considered one of Ko Samui&#39;s most picturesque coastal stretches. This tranquil crescent of soft white sand, bordered by the Gulf of Thailand&#39;s turquoise waters, offers an inviting setting for a day of unhurried leisure.Enjoy access to the resort&#39;s well-appointed amenities, including a serene swimming pool shaded by coconut palms and positioned just steps from the shoreline. Recline in a lounge chair beneath swaying fronds, stroll along the gently curved beach, or take a refreshing dip in the calm sea. Ko Samui, often referred to as the Island of Coconuts, offers a signature tropical charm reflected in the surrounding landscape and ambiance.For those seeking comfort beyond the sea, the resort&#39;s pool area provides a peaceful alternative with ample shaded seating and attentive service. Midday features a generous buffet lunch inspired by tropical Thai flavors, served in the resort&#39;s relaxed and elegant setting.This coastal escape provides the ideal environment for travelers seeking rejuvenation and refined simplicity amid one of Thailand&#39;s most beloved island landscapes.

Enjoy a serene day of sun, sea, and Thai-inspired cuisine at one of Ko Samui&#39;s most scenic beaches, surrounded by the natural beauty of coconut palms and coastal tranquility.

A Coastal Escape at Chaweng Beach

Sail the turquoise waters surrounding Ko Samui, aboard a sleek, well-appointed catamaran designed for both comfort and style. The professional crew ensures attentive service throughout this coastal escape, where scenery, sea air, and refined leisure converge.Cruise past the island&#39;s lush shoreline toward an islet located off Ko Samui&#39;s southern coast. From the vessel, admire the tranquil seascape—an expanse of jade-green water, forested hills, and white-sand beaches. Weather and sea conditions permitting, pause for a guided snorkeling experience in the surrounding waters, known for their clarity and vibrant marine ecosystems. Snorkeling and other water activity equipment is provided for added enjoyment.While at anchor or underway, enjoy a curated Thai lunch set, served onboard. The vessel&#39;s shaded deck areas and open-air seating provide ideal vantage points for uninterrupted views and relaxed dining. This leisurely cruise offers a balanced experience of coastal elegance, soft adventure, and unhurried indulgence amid one of Thailand&#39;s most scenic island regions.

Cruise the crystal-clear waters off Ko Samui in refined comfort, with island views, curated Thai cuisine, and the opportunity to snorkel amid vibrant marine life.

A Catamaran Day in Ko Samui

A fascinating city devoted to tradition and driven toward modernity, Bangkok has long been a traveler&#39;s paradise with its heavenly weather, welcoming hospitality, and mouth-watering cuisine - the vibrant city is world-renowned for its street food and an impressive roster of Michelin-starred restaurants. Home to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the ornate Grand Palace, and the soaring Wat Arun temple, it&#39;s also an hour away from Ayutthaya, the 14th-century ruins of the Kingdom of Siam.

Explore the historical town of Chachoengsao, home of extraordinary Buddhist temples, Chinese shrines, and interesting markets. Drive through the town&#39;s picturesque countryside until you reach Klong Suan Market. Situated on the banks of the Prawetburirom Canal, this market, which dates to King Rama V, offers a glimpse into the city&#39;s nostalgic past. Stop for lunch at a neighborhood restaurant on the riverside which is popular with locals. Continue to the sacred Phra Phutthasothon, or Luang Pho Sothon, the center of spiritual faith of the local community. It is in the municipality along the Bang Pakong River, formerly known as 'Hong Temple', built in the late Ayutthaya period Is enshrined 'Luang Phutthasothon', the precious Buddha image of Chachoengsao.

Visit Buddhist temples, Chinese shrines, and interesting markets with stops for lunch at a local restaurant on the riverside and 'Hong Temple', built in the late Ayutthaya period Is enshrined 'Luang Phutthasothon', the precious Buddha image of Chachoengsao.

Live Like a Local

A visit to the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary will give you the opportunity to spend quality time with elephants in their natural home, as well as gain an insight into their history and behavior, and create cherished lifelong memories of the time spent with these amazing animals. After being allocated bananas and sugar cane to feed the elephants, you will walk with your guide through the Sanctuary, where you will find free-roaming elephants and the guide will share their individual stories. You can touch, feed, photograph, and interact with the elephants at your leisure while you learn about their lifestyle and behaviors. After you have met all the elephants, you will accompany them to a nearby mud spa. Get muddy with the elephants as you apply a healthy cosmetic mud treatment to their skin. Next, you will walk with the elephants, shower them and join them in the water. Take a swim and help bathe and brush the elephants while they wade through and play in the water. Once the elephants are clean, you can take some final photos with them, and then it will be time to part ways with your new friend and change into some dry clothes. Finally, eat some snacks and seasonal fresh fruit, before returning to the pier.

Visit the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary where you will have the opportunity to interact with thses amazing creatures. You can touch, feed, photograph, and interact with them.&nbsp;

Elephant Jungle Sanctuary

Experience ancient Bangkok and uncover the quintessence of Thai culture, a city steeped in spiritual and regal tradition. Arrive at the glittering Grand Palace to see a highly revered Emerald Buddha statue known locally as Wat Phra Kaew. The Grand Palace complex was established in 1782 covering an area of 218,00 sqm. The Emerald Buddha is the most important Buddha image in Thailand wearing three different costumes according to the seasons; summer, rainy season and winter. Zip through the streets by tuk tuk to the 1* Michelin restaurant Methavalai Sorndaeng for lunch before heading to the impressive 46-meter (150-foot) long reclining Buddha at Wat Pho. Wat Pho is considered one of the oldest, largest, and most important temples in the city housing not only the reclining buddha, but also more than 1,000 other buddha statues within the temple grounds.

Experience ancient Bangkok, arrive at the glittering Grand Palace to see a highly revered Emerald Buddha statue. Zip through the streets by tuk tuk to the Michelin restaurant Methavalai Sorndaeng for lunch.&nbsp; Be amazed experiencing the impressive 46-meter (150-foot) long reclining Buddha at Wat Pho.

Ancient Bangkok

Experience the diversity of life in Bangkok on a cultural adventure through the city&rsquo;s most dynamic and lively markets. Sample tasty local treats and refreshments at a typical morning market where all walks of life, from lawyers to merchants, can be seen enjoying treats - local style.&nbsp; Explore a lively wholesale market in the backstreets of the old Yaowarat district which sells everything from Thai fabrics to stationary. Cross the road into Little India for a change of vibe with the fragrant smell of exotic spices, flamboyant textiles, and an array of hand-crafted goods. Continue to the city&rsquo;s largest flower market, stopping at a quaint little caf&eacute; before wandering through the lively maze of stalls selling every color and variety of flowers imaginable, including rare orchids, sweet-smelling jasmine and bright yellow marigolds which are often used to make offerings at Buddhist temples.

Enjoy the diversity of life in Bangkok on a cultural adventure through the city&rsquo;s most dynamic and lively markets. Explore a lively wholesale market in the backstreets of the old Yaowarat district which sells everything from Thai fabrics to stationary, take in the fragarant smells and explore the city&#39;s largest flower market.

Markets of Bangkok

Experience the mystic ancient beauty, tradition, and art of Thailand during this visit to the Wooden Pavilion.&nbsp; Drive to North Pattaya. Upon arrival, you will visit the Wooden Pavilion also known as &ldquo;The Sanctuary of Truth&rdquo;. It is a mystical building constructed according to ancient Thai specifications and the largest wood-carved structure in Thailand. Designed as a pagoda-shaped pavilion, the building is over 340 feet tall. It is a fusion of religion, culture and art. Originally crafted entirely from Thailand&#39;s native teak, parts of the Wooden Pavilion have been replaced by the more durable redwood to withstand the ravages of the salt air. Every square inch of the building is covered with intricate and detailed wooden sculptures depicting the Ancient Vision of Earth, Ancient Knowledge, and Eastern Philosophy. Once inside, you will have an opportunity to view the cavernous inner chapel, which reveals scenes from Chinese, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions. After exploring the pavilion and surrounding grounds, you will re-board the coach for a drive back to the ship

Experience the mystic ancient beauty, tradition, and art of Thailand during this visit to the Wooden Pavilion also known as “The Sanctuary of Truth”.

Sanctuary of Truth

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.*Due to the considerable distance between Laem Chabang and Bangkok, this service does not provide sufficient time for a Bangkok tour.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.*Due to the considerable distance between Laem Chabang and Bangkok, this service does not provide sufficient time for a Bangkok tour.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Laem Chabang (Bangkok)

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Laem Chabang (Bangkok)

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.*Due to the considerable distance between Laem Chabang and Bangkok, this service does not provide sufficient time for a Bangkok tour.

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Laem Chabang (Bangkok)

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Laem Chabang (Bangkok)

This transfer is ideal for independent explorers who wish to discover Bangkok at their own pace.Depart the pier by motor coach for an approximate 2-hour 45-minute drive to Bangkok, accompanied by an escort on board, who will provide a map of the city and can also offer valuable insights, including shopping suggestions, points of interest, and advice on securing taxis for your day of adventure.Guests will have approximately five (5) hours to explore the city.At the pre-arranged time and location, rejoin your coach for the return transfer to the ship.

Explore Bangkok on your own with this transfer to and from the city. Guests will have approximately five (5) hours to explore Bangkok at their own pace.

Bangkok On Your Own - Transfer Only

Experience a unique interpretation of Thailand&#39;s traditional commerce at the Pattaya Floating Market (Talad Nam Pattaya), a purpose-built venue designed to evoke the charm of historic river trading. Set across a network of canals and wooden walkways, the market is divided into four distinct zones, each representing a different region of Thailand—North, South, Central, and Northeast.Artisans and vendors arrive in classic wooden boats, offering a wide selection of regional delicacies, handmade goods, and cultural souvenirs. Seasonal fruits such as dragon fruit and mangosteen—the national fruit of Thailand—are often available for tasting, alongside freshly prepared regional specialties. The rich aroma of herbs and spices drifts from open-air kitchens, while local craftsmen display traditional wares including silver jewelry, silk garments, handmade textiles, and decorative woodwork.Although established in 2008, the market has been carefully designed with architectural features that mirror Thailand&#39;s heritage, creating a nostalgic yet accessible environment. Free time allows for personal exploration, with options to sample local flavors, browse curated goods, or simply enjoy the slow rhythm of life along the water.

Explore Thailand&#39;s four cultural regions in one immersive floating market. Enjoy local flavors, artisan craftsmanship, and the charm of riverside tradition recreated with thoughtful authenticity.

Pattaya Floating Market

Tee off at one of Thailand&#39;s most distinguished golf venues, Siam Country Club Pattaya—a destination synonymous with prestige, precision, and environmental harmony. Nestled within lush terrain, the Plantation Course offers an 18-hole par-72 layout, expertly designed to balance playability with natural beauty. Rolling fairways, native grasses, creeks, and serene water features provide a scenic yet challenging environment for golf enthusiasts of all skill levels.The modern clubhouse commands a 180-degree view of the surrounding landscape, offering a refined space to prepare, unwind, and absorb the peaceful ambiance. Throughout the course, highly trained caddies deliver attentive support, offering insights into the subtleties of wind, slope, and shot strategy—enhancing each round with local knowledge and tailored guidance.High-quality rental equipment is available for those not traveling with their own set, and a well-appointed locker room and pro shop ensure a seamless pre- and post-game experience. Following the round, enjoy a thoughtfully prepared lunch served within the clubhouse, complemented by gracious Thai hospitality.Whether seeking leisure, competition, or serene escape, this golfing experience reflects the elegance and excellence of Siam Country Club.

Play a championship course designed for both beauty and challenge, supported by expert caddies and framed by tranquil lakes and refined hospitality.

Tee Time at Siam Country Club

<ul><li data-end='813'>Special Bookings and Cancellation conditions apply. Please refer to the Notes section.</li><li data-end='813'>Uncover the grandeur and mystique of Bangkok, a city where imperial landmarks, sacred temples, and refined hospitality blend in perfect harmony. This immersive overnight journey begins with a visit to Wat Traimit (Temple of the Golden Buddha), home to the world&#39;s largest solid gold Buddha—a 12,100-pound (5,500-kilogram) icon steeped in legend. Continue to Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha), the birthplace of traditional Thai massage and residence of a gilded 151-foot-long (46-meter-long) reclining Buddha.</li></ul>Next, explore the architectural splendor of Wat Benchamabophit (The Marble Temple), crafted from Italian Carrara marble and celebrated for its elegant fusion of Thai and European design. Pause for a refined riverside lunch at Horsamut Restaurant, known for its focus on coastal Thai cuisine drawn from regional culinary traditions.After lunch, check in to The Peninsula Bangkok, a paragon of riverside luxury along the Chao Phraya River. The remainder of the afternoon and evening are free to relax or explore independently.On the second day, visit the opulent Grand Palace and the sacred Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)—a site central to Thai spiritual and royal identity. Conclude with a gourmet lunch at Sala Rattanakosin, offering panoramic views of Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) before returning to the ship.

* Special Bookings and Cancellation conditions apply. Please refer to the Notes section.From marble temples to royal palaces and riverside gastronomy, this overnight journey reveals Bangkok&#39;s rich heritage and modern refinement in seamless harmony.

OVERNIGHT SOJOURN IN BANGKOK

Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok

Hyatt Regency Bali

The Peninsula hotels combine Eastern and Western hospitality to provide unmatched service and luxurious comfort. The Peninsula Bangkok is the ideal riverside hotel in the city. The hotel is designed in a W shape facing the Chao Phraya River, so all rooms have views over the river and across the city. Rooms are beautifully decorated and well appointed, with excellent facilities including a television in the bathroom, a fax and complimentary shoe cleaning facilities. This is one of Bangkok&#39;s most elegant and stylish hotels.

The Peninsula Bangkok

Nestled in lush tropical gardens, alongside a stretch of prime white sandy beach, InterContinental Bali Resort invites you to immerse yourself in the ambiance of a tranquil Balinese village. Traditional Balinese architecture, seamlessly interwoven with modern conveniences.One of Bali’s most renowned and enduring properties, this five-star resort was the first luxury property of its kind to be built on the shores of the beautiful Jimbaran Bay. The recipient of multiple international awards since, InterContinental Bali Resort seamlessly accommodates the needs of travellers to Bali, whether it is couples, families, or corporate types.Native flora, winding lagoons and fountains complement Indonesian artwork, evoking local legends and culture. Indulge your senses and escape with a spa treatment, or take a dip in one of the six pools while the dedicated child-care facilities will entertain the younger ones.Culinary excellence abounds. Japanese cuisine, Indonesian dishes, Italian fare and succulent fresh-caught seafood await you. All of this and more can be found in this self-sufficient haven that is environmentally and community-committed through eco-friendly and socially conscious initiatives.

InterContinental Bali Resort

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