25/09/2017
The Best Slow Travel Program - Thailand & Laos Adventure
(Bangkok-Chiang Mai-Chiang Khong-Pakbang-Luang Prabang-Vang Vieng- Vienthien)
Days 13 / Style Original /from $1,155 USD
Explore Thailand and Laos, travelling from Bangkok to Vientiane
Travel from Bangkok to Vientiane experiencing the delights of northern Thailand and the laid back river lifestyle of Laos. Join us on a voyage of discovery and relaxation, taking in the bright lights of Bangkok in Thailand, the age-old charms of Luang Prabang in Laos and the temples of Vientiane. Travel down the mighty Mekong River and become immersed in the tranquillity of remote villages and friendly locals along the way.
Start : Bangkok, Thailand
Finish : Vientiane, Laos
Countries : Laos, Thailand
Style : Original
Theme: Explorer
Code : TLSV
Ages : Min 15 Group size : Min 1, Max 16
Why we love this trip
Combining two great countries in two weeks, you'll discover the best of both worlds, from Thailand’s lively markets and hypnotic temples, to Laos' riverside exotica and stunning scenery
Travel adventurously just like the locals – an overnight sleeper train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, and a two day boat journey down the Mekong River. Pass incredible rural scenery and spend a night in the remote village of Pakbeng
Discover the highlights of refined Luang Prabang with a guide, and enjoy free time to make your own explorations and discover why UNESCO rate this city so highly
There are many chances to do good while you travel, like the Intrepid foundation supported COPE, dedicated to helping those injured by unexploded ordinance
Is this trip right for you?
This trip involves some long travel days. Simply sit back, relax, watch the scenery go by, and embrace travelling like a local.
Laos is less developed than many other South-East Asian countries. The roads can be bumpy, delays are common, and accommodation can be basic but always clean and comfortable. A little bit of patience will go a long way towards your enjoyment of this beautiful country!
One night is spent on the Mekong River in Pakbeng, a very remote and quiet town.
It can be quite cool from November to February, so make sure you have some warm gear packed for this period.
Due to dam construction upstream, water levels aren't as reliable as in previous years. When the Mekong River is at its lowest from February to April, part of the journey may occasionally need to be made by land.
This itinerary is valid for departures from 01 January 2017 to 31 December 2017
13 days, two countries, seven towns, one river. Watching the sun rise from sleeper train, Thai cooking classes, elephant sanctuary. Crispy pork, mango & sticky rice. Lady boy shows. Cold Lao beer at the end of the day. The two-day slow boat down the Mekong River and mini-van journey through the Phou phieng far mountains was a highlight. Damrong and Somkhit ensured that the experience surpassed expectations.
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Day 1: Bangkok
Sa-wat dee! Welcome to Thailand. Thailand's bustling capital, Bangkok is famous for its tuk tuks, khlong boats and street vendors serving up delicious Thai food. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6pm on Day 1. Please look for a note in the hotel lobby or ask the hotel reception where it will take place, and have your insurance details and next of kin information ready for collection. Bangkok has so much to offer those with time to explore, so perhaps arrive a day or so early and take a riverboat to Chinatown and explore the crowded streets, uncover the magnificent Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, wander down the tourist mecca of Khao San Road, or indulge in some Thai massage. After the meeting tonight perhaps gather your fellow travellers together and tuck into some into world famous street food.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Optional Activities
Bangkok - Bangkok by Bike Urban Adventure - THB1904
Bangkok - Grand Palace - THB500
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 2: Bangkok
Begin the day with a river cruise down the Chao Phraya River to explore the famous ‘khlongs’ (canals) (approximately 1 hour). Life along these canals seems a world away from the chaotic streets of the capital. Pay a visit to Wat Pho, one of the ‘trinity’ of Bangkok temples, with a 46-metre long gold plated Buddha reclining inside. Even the feet of this statue are incredible, three metres long and intricately decorated with mother of pearl. The temple grounds are equally fascinating, filled with beautifully decorated stupas, halls, and shrines. This evening you’ll head north to Chiang Mai on an overnight train journey, accommodated in air-conditioned sleeping berths (approximately 13 hours). Multi share compartments are air-conditioned, with bunk beds; sheets and pillow provided. Your baggage travels in the carriage with you. There is a food and drink service available on board. Sometimes the air conditioning can make the carriage quite cold so you may want to bring a warm layer of clothing.
Accommodation
Overnight sleeper train (1 night)
Included Activities
Bangkok - Khlong boat (canal) tour
Bangkok - Wat Pho Temple
Optional Activities
Bangkok - Thai Massage - THB250
Bangkok - Jim Thompson's House - THB150
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 3: Chiang Mai
The most vibrant city in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai has many famous temples and an interesting old city area. Renowned for dazzling beauty and extremely welcoming locals, the ‘Rose of the North’ will leave you spellbound. Chances are, you won’t want to leave. Embark on a scenic, winding drive up a mountain (around 45 minutes) to one of the country's most stunning temple complexes, Doi Suthep. A 300-step naga-guarded stairway leads you to the temples, and the climb is well worth the effort. The hypnotic atmosphere of chanting Buddhist monks and sweeping views of the city make this a most memorable experience.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Chiang Mai - Doi Suthep temple
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 4: Chiang Mai
Today is free for you to explore, but there are also a few optional activities you can join if you want. Perhaps join a local cooking class today and discover the secrets of real Thai cuisine. You'll learn the key ingredients, how to use them, and what to use in their place if you can’t get them at home. As well as taking your own comprehensive recipe book with you after the class, you'll feast on the fruits of your labour for lunch. Get active with a bicycle tour to discover the city and surrounding countryside from a different perspective, or be spirited away on an early morning Chiang Mai tour that puts you at the epicentre of Buddhist rituals. Learn to meditate, offer alms to monks, and make an offering at a temple. In the evening you can choose to wander through the enormous, colourful Night Bazaar, and perhaps relax at a fine restaurant along the riverfront. Make sure to sample some delicious traditional northern Thai food – the signature dish is kao soy, yellow wheat noodles in a curry broth, traditionally served with chicken or beef.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Optional Activities
Chiang Mai - Thai cooking course - THB800
Chiang Mai - Bicycle tour - THB950
Chiang Mai - Urban Adventures - Mind & Soul - THB2317
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 5: Chiang Khong
Take a journey through rural countryside to the Thai border town of Chiang Khong (approximately 5.5 hours). Formerly known as 'Juon', peaceful riverside Chiang Khong remains an important market town for the surrounding hill tribes and for trade with Laos. Stretch your legs with a stroll around town, and if you find youself with time, then Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Luang are both well worth a visit while you’re here. Then maybe enjoy a final Thai drink and dinner, while Laos beckons from across the mighty Mekong.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 6: Pakbeng - Mekong River
Board a slow boat for the two-day journey down the mighty Mekong River to Luang Prabang. The journey is relaxed, so you can experience the slow pace of village life and the breathtaking scenery along the river up close. The river boat is basic in nature, with a toilet, covered roof, and open sides to take in the fresh air. There are seats in the front of the boat and a small open area in the back where you can have a nap on the mat, play cards, read or have lunch. Dock at the small town of Pak Beng (after about 6 hours) to spend the night. Hmong and tribal Thai people are frequently seen on the main street, where vendors sell local textiles and handicrafts.
Notes: Our guesthouse here is very basic -– standard accommodation in this small, remote trading port. It can be quite cool from November to February so make sure you have some warm gear packed for this period. Due to dam construction upstream, water levels aren't as reliable as in previous years, and when the river is at its lowest from February to April, part of the journey may occasionally need to be made by land.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Included Activities
Mekong River - 2 day boat trip
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 7: Luang Prabang
Reboard the boat and cruise to the Pak Ou Caves, before arriving in the former royal capital of Luang Prabang (approximately 7 hours). An important religious site overlooking the river at the junction of the Mekong and Ou Rivers, the revered Pak Ou Caves consist of two sacred limestone caverns filled with Buddha images of all styles and sizes, brought by devoted villagers over the centuries. The lower cave, known as Tham Ting, is entered from the river by a series of steps and can easily be seen in daylight. The higher cave, Tham Phum, is deeper and requires a torch for viewing. The atmospheric World Heritage-listed city of Luang Prabang is a favourite of many travellers. Nestled in the hills of northern Laos on the confluence of the Mekong and Khan rivers, the city is claimed to be ‘the best preserved city in South East Asia’ by UNESCO. The city and its people retain a refined, yet relaxed, air and it’s a wonderful place to wander the side streets and dusty lanes and seemingly step back into another era.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Luang Prabang - Pak Ou Caves
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 8: Luang Prabang
Once the heart and soul of the ancient Lao Kingdom (Lan Xang) and designated a World Heritage site in 1995, Luang Prabang is endowed with a legacy of historic red-roofed temples and French-Indochinese architecture, not to mention some of the country's most refined cuisine, a multi-ethnic population and rich culture. Enjoy a guided tour around the Traditional Art & Ethnology centre, a non-profit museum dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of its traditional arts and lifestyles. In the afternoon, head south of town to the beautiful Kuang Si Falls, a picturesque, multi-level cascade that offers fantastically blue pools that are perfect for a mid-afternoon dip. Back in Luang Prabang this evening you’ll have free time to make further discoveries, including walking around the popular Night Bazaar.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Luang Prabang - Traditional Arts and Ethnology Museum
Luang Prabang - Kuang Si Waterfalls
Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 9: Luang Prabang
Today is free for your own explorations. It’s worth getting up in the misty early morning to view the procession of saffron-robed monks on their daily outing collecting alms, a practice that dates back centuries. The people of the town wait out the front of their houses with food for the monks to collect and take back to the temple. It is done early, as the monks cannot eat anything after midday. By giving food to a monk you ‘het bon’ or make merit, which should augur well for your next life. Make sure you don't miss Wat Xieng Thong, the most enchanting of Laos’ monasteries. Inside you'll find monks eager to practice their English with you. A large hill called Mt Phu Si dominates Luang Prabang's skyline, topped by a glittering golden stupa. You can climb the 328 zig-zag steps up to the sacred gilled stupa and big drum of the Phu Si Temple for a panoramic view of Luang Prabang and its surrounds. The Dara Market sells everything and is a great spot to browse. If you'd like to experience more local culture, consider taking a long boat across the river to a traditional Laotian village.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Luang Prabang - Offering alms to Monks
Optional Activities
Luang Prabang - Royal Theatre - USD20
Luang Prabang - Mt Phu Si - USD2
Luang Prabang - Wat Xieng Thong - USD2
Luang Prabang - National Museum - USD4
Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 10: Vang Vieng
Take a private mini van through dusty villages and winding mountain roads to Vang Vieng (approximately 7 hours). The mountain scenery on the drive is as impressive as that of your destination. En route, take in scenes of small village life at various points along the hilly highway. Situated on the Nam Song River, Vang Vieng is surrounded by towering limestone karsts and is a great place to walk through local markets and along the riverside.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 11: Vang Vieng
There’s plenty to do in and around Vang Vieng, known as an adventure town thanks to its unique and varied surrounding country. The area is renowned for its many caves, many of which are easily accessible from the town. Perhaps the most famous is the cave of Tham Chang, a beautiful cavern fed by a natural spring making it a perfect spot for a refreshing swim. Hire bicycles to explore further afield, or if you’re looking to relax or perhaps learn more about local niche industry, you can visit an organic mulberry farm just outside town and enjoy a meal there.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Optional Activities
Vang Vieng - Bicycle hire - USD2
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 12: Vientiane
Continue by private mini bus to the country's capital, Vientiane (approximately 3.5 hours). Possibly Asia's most laidback capital, Vientiane is a city where daily affairs are conducted at a relaxed pace. Hardly touched by the modernisation that has completely changed the face of other cities in South-East Asia, it has a wealth of cultural delights to discover on foot, or for the less energetic, by jumbo (tuk tuk). Faded colonial mansions, tree-lined boulevards and old temples create an atmosphere of timelessness, particularly in the older part of town along the Mekong River. Pay a visit to Wat Si Saket, the oldest temple still standing in Vientiane and home to almost 7,000 Buddha images. Visit COPE, an Intrepid Foundation-sponsored organisation dedicated to assistance those who have been injured by the multitude of unexploded ordinance across the country. This is an excellent cause and a chance to educate yourself about Laos' devastating war history. This evening, maybe join your fellow travellers for a celebratory dinner as your adventure comes to an end.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Vientiane - COPE visit
Optional Activities
Vientiane - Tuk Tuk to Buddha Park - USD25
Vientiane - Vientiane temples - USD1
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 13: Vientiane
There are no activities planned for the final day and you are able to depart the accommodation at any time.
Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 2: Bangkok
Begin the day with a river cruise down the Chao Phraya River to explore the famous ‘khlongs’ (canals) (approximately 1 hour). Life along these canals seems a world away from the chaotic streets of the capital. Pay a visit to Wat Pho, one of the ‘trinity’ of Bangkok temples, with a 46-metre long gold plated Buddha reclining inside. Even the feet of this statue are incredible, three metres long and intricately decorated with mother of pearl. The temple grounds are equally fascinating, filled with beautifully decorated stupas, halls, and shrines. This evening you’ll head north to Chiang Mai on an overnight train journey, accommodated in air-conditioned sleeping berths (approximately 13 hours). Multi share compartments are air-conditioned, with bunk beds; sheets and pillow provided. Your baggage travels in the carriage with you. There is a food and drink service available on board. Sometimes the air conditioning can make the carriage quite cold so you may want to bring a warm layer of clothing.
Accommodation
Overnight sleeper train (1 night)
Included Activities
Bangkok - Khlong boat (canal) tour
Bangkok - Wat Pho Temple
Optional Activities
Bangkok - Thai Massage - THB250
Bangkok - Jim Thompson's House - THB150
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 3: Chiang Mai
The most vibrant city in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai has many famous temples and an interesting old city area. Renowned for dazzling beauty and extremely welcoming locals, the ‘Rose of the North’ will leave you spellbound. Chances are, you won’t want to leave. Embark on a scenic, winding drive up a mountain (around 45 minutes) to one of the country's most stunning temple complexes, Doi Suthep. A 300-step naga-guarded stairway leads you to the temples, and the climb is well worth the effort. The hypnotic atmosphere of chanting Buddhist monks and sweeping views of the city make this a most memorable experience.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Chiang Mai - Doi Suthep temple
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 4: Chiang Mai
Today is free for you to explore, but there are also a few optional activities you can join if you want. Perhaps join a local cooking class today and discover the secrets of real Thai cuisine. You'll learn the key ingredients, how to use them, and what to use in their place if you can’t get them at home. As well as taking your own comprehensive recipe book with you after the class, you'll feast on the fruits of your labour for lunch. Get active with a bicycle tour to discover the city and surrounding countryside from a different perspective, or be spirited away on an early morning Chiang Mai tour that puts you at the epicentre of Buddhist rituals. Learn to meditate, offer alms to monks, and make an offering at a temple. In the evening you can choose to wander through the enormous, colourful Night Bazaar, and perhaps relax at a fine restaurant along the riverfront. Make sure to sample some delicious traditional northern Thai food – the signature dish is kao soy, yellow wheat noodles in a curry broth, traditionally served with chicken or beef.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Optional Activities
Chiang Mai - Thai cooking course - THB800
Chiang Mai - Bicycle tour - THB950
Chiang Mai - Urban Adventures - Mind & Soul - THB2317
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 5: Chiang Khong
Take a journey through rural countryside to the Thai border town of Chiang Khong (approximately 5.5 hours). Formerly known as 'Juon', peaceful riverside Chiang Khong remains an important market town for the surrounding hill tribes and for trade with Laos. Stretch your legs with a stroll around town, and if you find youself with time, then Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Luang are both well worth a visit while you’re here. Then maybe enjoy a final Thai drink and dinner, while Laos beckons from across the mighty Mekong.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 6: Pakbeng - Mekong River
Board a slow boat for the two-day journey down the mighty Mekong River to Luang Prabang. The journey is relaxed, so you can experience the slow pace of village life and the breathtaking scenery along the river up close. The river boat is basic in nature, with a toilet, covered roof, and open sides to take in the fresh air. There are seats in the front of the boat and a small open area in the back where you can have a nap on the mat, play cards, read or have lunch. Dock at the small town of Pak Beng (after about 6 hours) to spend the night. Hmong and tribal Thai people are frequently seen on the main street, where vendors sell local textiles and handicrafts.
Notes: Our guesthouse here is very basic -– standard accommodation in this small, remote trading port. It can be quite cool from November to February so make sure you have some warm gear packed for this period. Due to dam construction upstream, water levels aren't as reliable as in previous years, and when the river is at its lowest from February to April, part of the journey may occasionally need to be made by land.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Included Activities
Mekong River - 2 day boat trip
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 7: Luang Prabang
Reboard the boat and cruise to the Pak Ou Caves, before arriving in the former royal capital of Luang Prabang (approximately 7 hours). An important religious site overlooking the river at the junction of the Mekong and Ou Rivers, the revered Pak Ou Caves consist of two sacred limestone caverns filled with Buddha images of all styles and sizes, brought by devoted villagers over the centuries. The lower cave, known as Tham Ting, is entered from the river by a series of steps and can easily be seen in daylight. The higher cave, Tham Phum, is deeper and requires a torch for viewing. The atmospheric World Heritage-listed city of Luang Prabang is a favourite of many travellers. Nestled in the hills of northern Laos on the confluence of the Mekong and Khan rivers, the city is claimed to be ‘the best preserved city in South East Asia’ by UNESCO. The city and its people retain a refined, yet relaxed, air and it’s a wonderful place to wander the side streets and dusty lanes and seemingly step back into another era.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Luang Prabang - Pak Ou Caves
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 8: Luang Prabang
Once the heart and soul of the ancient Lao Kingdom (Lan Xang) and designated a World Heritage site in 1995, Luang Prabang is endowed with a legacy of historic red-roofed temples and French-Indochinese architecture, not to mention some of the country's most refined cuisine, a multi-ethnic population and rich culture. Enjoy a guided tour around the Traditional Art & Ethnology centre, a non-profit museum dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of its traditional arts and lifestyles. In the afternoon, head south of town to the beautiful Kuang Si Falls, a picturesque, multi-level cascade that offers fantastically blue pools that are perfect for a mid-afternoon dip. Back in Luang Prabang this evening you’ll have free time to make further discoveries, including walking around the popular Night Bazaar.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Luang Prabang - Traditional Arts and Ethnology Museum
Luang Prabang - Kuang Si Waterfalls
Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 9: Luang Prabang
Today is free for your own explorations. It’s worth getting up in the misty early morning to view the procession of saffron-robed monks on their daily outing collecting alms, a practice that dates back centuries. The people of the town wait out the front of their houses with food for the monks to collect and take back to the temple. It is done early, as the monks cannot eat anything after midday. By giving food to a monk you ‘het bon’ or make merit, which should augur well for your next life. Make sure you don't miss Wat Xieng Thong, the most enchanting of Laos’ monasteries. Inside you'll find monks eager to practice their English with you. A large hill called Mt Phu Si dominates Luang Prabang's skyline, topped by a glittering golden stupa. You can climb the 328 zig-zag steps up to the sacred gilled stupa and big drum of the Phu Si Temple for a panoramic view of Luang Prabang and its surrounds. The Dara Market sells everything and is a great spot to browse. If you'd like to experience more local culture, consider taking a long boat across the river to a traditional Laotian village.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Luang Prabang - Offering alms to Monks
Optional Activities
Luang Prabang - Royal Theatre - USD20
Luang Prabang - Mt Phu Si - USD2
Luang Prabang - Wat Xieng Thong - USD2
Luang Prabang - National Museum - USD4
Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 10: Vang Vieng
Take a private mini van through dusty villages and winding mountain roads to Vang Vieng (approximately 7 hours). The mountain scenery on the drive is as impressive as that of your destination. En route, take in scenes of small village life at various points along the hilly highway. Situated on the Nam Song River, Vang Vieng is surrounded by towering limestone karsts and is a great place to walk through local markets and along the riverside.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 11: Vang Vieng
There’s plenty to do in and around Vang Vieng, known as an adventure town thanks to its unique and varied surrounding country. The area is renowned for its many caves, many of which are easily accessible from the town. Perhaps the most famous is the cave of Tham Chang, a beautiful cavern fed by a natural spring making it a perfect spot for a refreshing swim. Hire bicycles to explore further afield, or if you’re looking to relax or perhaps learn more about local niche industry, you can visit an organic mulberry farm just outside town and enjoy a meal there.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Optional Activities
Vang Vieng - Bicycle hire - USD2
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 12: Vientiane
Continue by private mini bus to the country's capital, Vientiane (approximately 3.5 hours). Possibly Asia's most laidback capital, Vientiane is a city where daily affairs are conducted at a relaxed pace. Hardly touched by the modernisation that has completely changed the face of other cities in South-East Asia, it has a wealth of cultural delights to discover on foot, or for the less energetic, by jumbo (tuk tuk). Faded colonial mansions, tree-lined boulevards and old temples create an atmosphere of timelessness, particularly in the older part of town along the Mekong River. Pay a visit to Wat Si Saket, the oldest temple still standing in Vientiane and home to almost 7,000 Buddha images. Visit COPE, an Intrepid Foundation-sponsored organisation dedicated to assistance those who have been injured by the multitude of unexploded ordinance across the country. This is an excellent cause and a chance to educate yourself about Laos' devastating war history. This evening, maybe join your fellow travellers for a celebratory dinner as your adventure comes to an end.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
Vientiane - COPE visit
Optional Activities
Vientiane - Tuk Tuk to Buddha Park - USD25
Vientiane - Vientiane temples - USD1
Meals Included
There are no meals included on this day.
Day 13: Vientiane
There are no activities planned for the final day and you are able to depart the accommodation at any time.
No Meals Included
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Inclusions
Meals : 4 breakfasts
Transport : Longtail boat, Overnight sleeper train, River boat, Private Mini van, songtheaw
Accommodation : Guesthouse (2 nights), Hotel (9 nights), Overnight sleeper train (1 night)
Included activities
Bangkok - Khlong boat (canal) tour
Bangkok - Wat Pho Temple
Chiang Mai - Doi Suthep temple
Mekong River - 2 day boat trip
Luang Prabang - Pak Ou Caves
Luang Prabang - Traditional Arts and Ethnology Museum
Luang Prabang - Kuang Si Waterfalls
Luang Prabang - Offering alms to Monks
Vientiane - COPE visit
Dates & availability Latest Departures
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Departing Finishing Total from USD
Wed 4 Oct 2017 Mon 16 Oct 2017 OR Available $1,480
Wed 11 Oct 2017 Mon 23 Oct 2017 DG Available $1,480
Wed 18 Oct 2017 Mon 30 Oct 2017 DG Available $1,525
Sat 21 Oct 2017 Thu 2 Nov 2017 DG Available $1,480
Wed 25 Oct 2017 Mon 6 Nov 2017 DG Available $1,480
Wed 1 Nov 2017 Mon 13 Nov 2017 DG Available $1,359
Sat 4 Nov 2017 Thu 16 Nov 2017 DG Available $1,386
Wed 8 Nov 2017 Mon 20 Nov 2017 DG Available $1,426
Sat 11 Nov 2017 Thu 23 Nov 2017 DG Available $1,155
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