Tailândia!!!!

Hello!

Também estou a pensar ir para lá na lua de mel e depois, talvez (se o € chegar) dar um saltinho ao Cambodja.
Já viste o site da Panda Tours? Parece-me ter preços bastante bons.
Já compras-te a tua viagem ou ainda andas a ver?

Esse é também um dos destinos favoritos para a minha lua de mel. Já agora quanto vais pagar pelo teu pacote de viagem?

Bem... os meus planos são os seguintes:
- fazer um circuito pelo pais
- extenção a uma das prais paradisíacas
- extenção a Angkor Wat (!!) no Cambodja

Fazendo as contas muito por alto, não me chegam 2000€/pessoa!! Portanto, vou ter que reduzir aqui qualquer coisa...

Boa Rita!

Ainda bem que já te conseguiste decidir.
Estive a ver o site da quadrante e realmente é fantástico! Um pouco carote, mas... vale a pena.
Foste tu que desenhas-te o itinerário?
Posso pedir-to (não quero ser intometida nem abusadora)?
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Também estive a ver o Quénia e agora estou muito, muito indecisa!

Obrigada!

Ufa!
Isso é que vai ser!!
Excelente itinerário!

Relativamente à Across, também me deram a melhor das indicações. Vamos lá ver...

Mais uma vez obrigada!

Olá a todas...Finalmente se fala da Tailândia! Olha, eu caso em Setembro e vamos 14 noites para lá.Já saio daqui com algumas excursões marcadas. Tenho uma amiga que trabalha na Star e ajudou-me a tornar o meu programa diferente...Ficamos 4 noites em Bangkok; 7 em Phuket e 3 noites nas ilhas Phi-Phi...Ficou um bocadinho carito mas é uma vez...Nós vamos pagar 4450€ +/-.
E tu?
Já te decidiste?
Beijinho

Peço desculpa pelo abuso, mas estou a pensar fazer a mesma viagem. Podes enviar-me o teu roteiro?
Obrigada
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Olá Rita!

Ainda estou indecisa quanto à minha lua de mel. Mas a Tailândia continua a ser uma opção muito forte!
Mas, li em algum lado que em Junho, Julho (quando eu caso), Agosto, Setembro... até Dezembro, são os meses da "época das chuvas"! Sabes que chuvas são essas? Chuvas torrenciais de ficar no hotel (como já me aconteceu na altura do katrina:( ) ou daquelas chuvinhas que até sabem bem?

Ola Rita.

Também estou a pensar fazer o mesmo programa para a lua de mel, mas estou um pouco indecisa na escolha dos hoteis.
Foram-me aconselhados os seguintes: Bangkok: Hotel Amari Watergate, Phuket: Evason Phuket Hotel e para as ilhas Phi Phi: Holiday Inn Resort...

Tens outras opiniões?

Obrigada

Oi Rita escolheste uma boa operadora, quando viajo é sempre pela Star e até agora tem corrido sempre tudo 5 estrelas, também estou a pensar ir para a Tailândia, mas só em Dezembro que é quando caso, entretanto acho que conseguiste um excelente preço, será que me podias enviar o teu itenerário estou muito curiosa
O meu mail é [email protected]
Beijokas e muitas Felicidades

Olá Rita!
Tb temos uma "tailor-made" para a tailândia (circuito+ phuket) pela peppertravel. No entanto, podias mandar-me o teu circuito para ver algumas coisas que possa tb gostar de fazer?. se quiseres envio-te o meu tb, com os preços e tudo.

Obrigado,

Lena

Na marcação das viagens estejam atentas à altura do ano e ao tempo pq a Tailândia está na zona das monções, o que significa que podem ficar em zonas onde chove torrencialmente e faz um calor medonho.
Vejam na net os sítios para onde vão e o tempo que lá faz na época onde vão.
Beijos

Nós estamos a pensar na Tailândia mas não encontrei ainda um pacote interessante que tivesse praia e circuito. Os circuitos só têm 2 dias de praia e eu vou estar cansada do casamento e quero descansar e aproveitar o Índico.
Estamos a pensar em Koh Samui pq em Jul/Ago o tempo é melhor que em Phuket e tb pq nos parece mais sossegado... E nós não somos mto de mta animação nocturna - ou pelo menos não na lua de mel e de férias em geral. Isso de animação é cá em Lx. LOL
Estamos a pensar no Anantara Resort em Koh Samui. É mm mto bonito. Ou então no six senses em Phuket, mas como temos medo do tempo em Phuket... não sei. Só que o Anantara é muuuito mais caro.
A cotação que temos da Abreu é de 4200€ em pensão completa: com voos incluídos, 2 noites em Bangok e 5 noites no Anantara. Estava a pensar aproveitar q a viagem é por Amesterdão e ficar lá uns dias.
Patrícia

OLá!
Na minha opinião, acho o teu pacote muito caro para 7 noites...e n compensa pensão completa, é giro almoçar ou jantar fora nos restaurantes locais para realmente saborear os costumes do sudeste asiático.
Eu tenho um pacote tailandia circuito e phuket (evason phuket)com muita coisa gira para ver, de 13 noites e é 2.300 já com taxas e võo internacionais e internos. se quisres dar uma olhadela, envio-te em anexo.

Voos Intercontinentais:
Thai Airways (TG) 923 Frankfurt (FRA) - Bangkok (BKK) 04JUN 21:15 12:55 Economy
Thai Airways (TG) 218 Phuket (HKT) - Bangkok (BKK) 17JUN 18:15 19:40 Economy
Thai Airways (TG) 920 Bangkok (BKK) - Frankfurt (FRA) 17JUN 23:45 06:00 Economy

Jun 05. Arrival Bangkok (D)

12.40 Arrive at Bangkok Airport by flight TG923 at 12:55

Meet and transfer to your Hotel in Bangkok

EVENING: Dinner Cruise by Loy Nava.

This evening your will join the Loy Nava Dinner Cruise, a luxury rice barge journey into Thai culture and the Thai heart. Great dining, traditional culture on the only antique teakwood rice barges on Bangkok’s River of Kings. Experience first class Thai hospitality and delicious food from around Thailand in the comfort and tranquility of this luxury, open-air cruise. Transfers from / to your hotel are included.

Accommodation at Millennium Hilton Hotel (deluxe river view room)

Jun 06. Bangkok (B)

Breakfast at Hotel

MORNING: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.

Visit to the unique floating markets of Damnoen Saduak in the Ratchaburi Province, approx. 80 km southwest of Bangkok. The markets are Thailand’s largest and most colorful and exotic. The tour includes a visit to “ Phra Pathom Chedi “, near Nakorn Pathom. With a height of 127 meters, this is the tallest Buddhist pagoda in the world.

AFTERNOON: Grand Palace, The Emerald Buddha Temple and Wat Po.

The Grand Palace, Chakri Maha Prasad, is one of the most beautiful samples of an ancient Thai court and was the former residence for the Thai kings. Here are several things to admire: The Reception Hall, the Coronation Hall, the Funeral Hall and the beautiful Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Keo). One can easily visualize the splendor & pageantry of the past. Ladies and gentlemen are required to dress suitably.
Continue to visit Wat Po, home of the enormous Reclining Buddha and one of the oldest and largest temples in Bangkok. Here the Traditional Medicine Practitioners of Bangkok have their headquarters and Traditional Thai Massage is taught and practiced here.

Accommodation at Millennium Hilton Hotel (deluxe river view room)

Jun 07. Bangkok – Ayuthaya – Lopburi – Phitsanulok – Sukhothai (B,

Breakfast at Hotel

Morning We leave Bangkok in the morning, heading in northerly direction. Our first stop is Bang Pa In, the former summer residence of the kings of Ayuthaya built in the 18th century. The Royal Palace amidst beautiful extensive park grounds in an exotic combination of Thai and European architecture. The Thai pavilion built in the middle of a lake will catch the visitors’ eye as well as the Chinese-style palace Vihat Chamrun. Another attraction is the trimmed bushes in elephant shape. Drive further to Ayuthaya, which used to be the capital of Siam from 1350 to 1767. The city was almost completely destroyed after an invasion by the Burmese in 1767 and today only the remains of the once so impressive temples and palaces remind us of its glorious past. We will visit some interesting temples i.e. Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, Wat Phra Sri Sanpetch. The drive to Lopburi brings us through a scenic countryside. The former summer residence and second capital of the Ayuthaya period houses many major funds of the bronze area and had its peak during the Daravati period. Especially worth visiting are Phra Prang Sam Yod, a temple with three towers and impressive ornaments (some of them still intact) as well as the shrine of the Hindu Goddess Kali at the Sarn Prakarn Temple. In ancient times, the temple used to be a Buddhist sanctuary, today numerous monkeys made the temple complex their home. Lunch at a local restaurant. We continue to travel further north towards Phitsanulok, an important traffic meeting point at the River Nan. Many houseboats can be found along the river. Visit of Phitsanulok’s Wat Maha Dhat with its famous shrine Phra Buddha Jinaraj. The complex gives a good impression of the ancient religious Thai architecture. Continue to Sukhothai and check into your Hotel.

Accommodation at Ananda Museum Gallery (deluxe room)

Jun 08. Sukhothai – Chiang Mai – Mae Hong Son (B)

Breakfast at Hotel

Transfer to Sukhothai Airport for your departure flight PG 211 at 09.25 hrs

10.05 Arrival in Chiang Mai

Met your local English speaking guide and start sightseeing

Doi Suthep Temple and Meo.

Visit the best known temple of Chiang Mai, Wat Phra Dhat Doi Suthep. Built upon a hill outside of the city, this temple can be reached via a 290 steps staircase and the reward of climbing up is, besides the impressive temple, a fascinating view of the surroundings from Chiang Mai. Continue to visit a village of the Meo (Hmong) hill tribe in Doi Pui.

Then transfer back to Chiang Mai Airport for departure flight TG 196 at 16.10 hrs

16.45 Arrival in Mae Hong Son

Met your local guide and transfer to Hotel

Accommodation at Imperial Tara Mae Hong Son Hotel (deluxe room)

Jun 09. Mae Hong Son – Chiang Mai (B, L, D)

Breakfast at Hotel

This morning we take a boat trip along the Pai River to visit Long Neck Karen Women Tribe. Return to town and have lunch at a local restaurant. Then visit to the Wat Phra Dhat Doi Kong Moo, located at the hilltop. There are two Burmese-style chedis. The larger one was built in 1860 while the smaller one was erected in 1874. You can enjoy a panoramic view of Mae Hong Son city and surroundings from here. Drive to Wat Chong Kham, an old temple located on the bank of the swamp Nong Chong Kham and was built in 1827 by Thai Yai artisans. The pillars are gilded in golden flakes. The temple houses a large Buddha statue with a lap width of 4.85 meters cast by Burmese craftsmen. The principal statue is another statue which is a replica of the statue in Wat Suthat in Bangkok. Also visit to the nearby Wat Chong Klang.

Then transfer to Mae Hong Son Airport for your departure flight TG 197 at 17.05 hrs

17.40 Arrival in Chiang Mai and transfer to your Hotel

EVENING: Kantoke Dinner & Cultutal Show.

We take part in a traditional northern Lanna style dinner, known as Kantoke. Typical Thai dishes from the northern region will be served. During the dinner, elegant dancers will perform scenes of local culture. After dinner, we will witness performances of a cultural show by various hill tribes of northern Thailand.

Accommodation at Manathai Village (deluxe room)

Jun 10. Chiang Mai – Chiang Rai (B,

Breakfast at Hotel

Check out and drive in northward direction to visit Chiang Dao Elephant Camp. The elephants and their “ Mahouts “ show us how these enormous creatures have been working in the jungles for the past centuries. It is fascinating to watch how easily and precisely these elephants handle huge logs of wood. After the work is done, they enjoy a bath in the river. We will experience 1-hour elephant ride into the Jungle. Continue to Thaton with a stop at a Meo hill tribe village at Baan Huay Luek. Lunch will be provided at a local restaurant in Thaton. Then take 30-minute boat ride along the Kok River to Baan Mai Mork Cham and continue by car or minivan to Doi Mae Salong. The drive takes us on narrow hilly roads through beautiful landscape with spectacular views. Chinese Kuomintang soldiers who fled China in 1949, after the takeover by Mao Tse Tung, founded Doi Mae Salong. Here, traditional Chinese medicine made purely from herbs is sold. Onwards we visit the villages of the Akha and Yao hill tribes. These tribes still wear their beautiful traditional costume and live a simple life, following the old rules of tradition and nature.

Arrival in Chiang Rai and check into your Hotel

Accommodation at Dusit Island Resort (superior room)

Jun 11. Chiang Rai – Bangkok – Phuket (B,

Breakfast at Hotel

This morning we drive to Mae Sai which is geographically the most northern town of Thailand on the border to Burma. The two countries are connected by a bridge over the Mae Sai River, which allows a lively cross border traffic between the Thais and Burmese. Continue to the center of the “ Golden Triangle “, the meeting point of the borders of Burma, Laos and Thailand. For those who would like to come even closer to the border of Burma and Laos, an optional trip by boat on the Mekong River will be an offer. Lunch is included at a local restaurant at Golden Triangle.

Then transfer to Chiang Rai Airport for your departure flight TG 131 at 15.55 hrs

17.10 Arrival in Bangkok and connect flight TG 223 at 18.20 hrs

19.40 Arrival in Phuket and transfer to Evason Phuket Resort.

Jun 11. to Jun 17. Phuket

Breakfast at hotel

Days at own leisure

Accommodation at Evason Phuket Resort (evason studio room – sea view) (B)

Jun 17. Phuket-Bangkok-Europe

Transfer to airport. Flight to Bangkok with TG218 at 18:45 and from Bangkok to Frankfurt with TG920 at 23:45.

B- Breakfast, L- Lunch, D-Dinner

Package price per person: EUR 2.300.-

Tour Prices include:

Ø Transfers and Tours as per program by private air condition car with local professional ENGLISH speaking guide

Ø Baggage handling in all airports

Ø Admission fees to the mentioned sites

Ø Domestic air tickets Sukhothai – Chiang Mai – Mae Hong Son – Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai – Bangkok – Phuket - Bangkok (economy class) and domestic airport tax

Ø International air tickets Frankfurt-Bangkok-Frankfurt

Ø Accommodation at mentioned hotels

Ø Meals as mentioned

Ø Service charge and current government tax

Not included:

Ø Departure airport tax (current THB 700 p.p. = 15EUR p.p. ) for International Departure to be paid in Bangkok Airport

Condition.

Ø Program could be subject to change due to local conditions.

Hotels:

Bangkok: Millenium Hilton http://www1.hilton.com/en_US/hi/hotel/BKKHITW-Millennium-Hilton-Bangkok-...

Sukhothai: Ananda Museum Gallery http://www.ananda-hotel.com/

Mae Hong Son: Imperial Tara Mae Hong Son http://www.imperialhotels.com/taramaehongson/index.html

Chiang Mai: Manathai Village http://www.manathai.com/
Chiang Rai: Dusit Resort http://chiangrai.dusit.com/
Phuket: Evason Phuket Resort http://www.sixsenses.com/evason-phuket/

Se gostares envio-te o contacto da agência,

Lena

Olá!

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