Bali

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SINGAPORE & BALI
October 8 – 22, 2024

Bali Singapore tour highlights

Friends of Montauk next journey takes us where “East meets West.”

SINGAPORE: This Island-Country-State-City in southeast Asia takes less than an hour to drive from end to end and yet is agog with multiple attractions…..futuristic architecture, multicultural landscapes, manicured gardens, an amazing history and a bustling vibrant “night market” alive with people, crafts and food. All this along with the intriguing mix of people that make up Singapore’s multifaceted culture.

BALI: Conjures up the idea of a “Pacific Island Paradise” … from the exquisite flower petal offerings, to processions of joyfully garbed locals gathered at a myriad of temple ceremonies, and of course its iconic beaches, Most everything has a spiritual meaning reflected in its people’s warmth and generosity.

Important: Please note that we again have participation limits. So reservations will be accepted on a “first-come/first served” basis as we have capacity restrictions on some of the tours we are taking.

TOUR INCLUDES

  • Round trip transportation from Montauk to JFK
  • Round trip air to Singapore and Bali
  • Special overnight stay in San Francisco to break up the flight to Singapore
  • 12 nights deluxe hotel accommodations
  • Hotel service charges and taxes
  • Breakfast every day
  • 5 lunches
  • 8 dinners
  • Transportation throughout by coach
  • Sightseeing as per itinerary
  • Sightseeing entrance fees

SPECIAL FEATURES

  • Overnight in San Francisco and a special dinner at Tadd’s restaurant, The Pawn Shop
  • Flight to Singapore with the world’s #1 airline, Singapore Air and return from Bali via Emirates
  • Dim Sum lunch in Singapore’s Chinatown
  • Special Singapore local “Perankan” dinner
  • Dinner at the famous Singapore Night Market
  • Dinner & a “Singapore Sling” drink at the famous Raffles Hotel
  • Private “BumBoat” canal river cruise
  • Lunch and cooking class in Bali
  • Ride an elephant through a Bali forest
  • Full day private yacht cruise for swimming, snorkeling and BBQ
  • Seafood and sunset at the famous Jimbaran Bay restaurant in Bali

SINGAPORE & BALI TOUR ITINERARY

1st day: Tuesday, October 8 – To San Francisco (D)
Pawn Shop Restaurant San FranciscoDepart the East End to board our non-stop flight to San Francisco. We will transfer to our airport hotel and have some time to freshen up. Then we’ll be bused into town for a very special dinner at Tadd’s 5-Star restaurant called The Pawn Shop. After dinner, return to our hotel for a good night’s rest.

2nd day- Wednesday, October 9: Depart for Singapore
Transfer to the airport to board our non-stop flight to Singapore arriving the next evening (we lose a day going over the International date line).

3rd day- Thursday, October 10: Arrival in Singapore (D)
Merlion statue, SingaporeArrival in Singapore, where we clear Immigration and Customs. Then transfer to our reserved accommodations. After settling in, we will have welcome dinner at our hotel.

 

4th day- Friday, October 11: In Singapore (B/L/D)
ordhids in Singapore gardenAfter breakfast we will have a sightseeing tour of this unique city. We begin our journey at Kampong Glam, an area where modernity meets tradition. This district has a history that dates back to Singapore’s colonial era as the allocated area to the Malay, Arab and Bugis communities. We drive around the Civic District, passing by the Padang, Singapore Cricket Club, historic Parliament House and the National Gallery Singapore. Next, stop at the Merlion Park and do not miss out on this picture-taking opportunity with The Merlion, a mythological creature that is part lion and part fish. Proceed to Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Singapore Botanic Gardens as we walk through the National Orchid Garden which boasts a sprawling display of 60,000 orchid plants. The tour will end in Peranakan food Chinatown, where you will visit the traditional temple followed by a dim sum lunch at a local restaurant. We return to our hotel via subway. Time to relax before our evening dinner… a taste of a Peranakan buffet. Peranakan food is a unique cuisine of descendants of early Chinese migrants who settled in Indonesia.  You only find this cuisine in South East Asia.

5th day- Saturday, October 12: In Singapore (B/D)
mount faber cable car singaporeMorning tour as we catch a cable car ride from Mount Faber to the “State of Fun” – called Sunosta, as we take in the amazing  aerial views from Mount Faber. Images of Singapore LIVE takes us on a journey to uncover the nation’s  extraordinary story through a unique mix of live actors and special effects. Then onto discover the awe-inspiring world of life in the ocean at the S.E.A. Aquarium, the world’s largest aquarium. SEA Aquarium SingaporeReturn to our hotel for a free afternoon for some shopping before we are off in the afternoon to tour the Gardens by the Bay, Singapore’s “must see” site, where we will view more than 1 million plants from more than 5,000 species – enjoy an Avatar Experience, an immersive walkthrough event inspired by the beauty and unique storytelling of the globally highest-grossing film of all time – AVATAR. Next, proceed to Skypark at Marina Bay Sands, and an amazing birds-eye view of the city from the top of Marina Bay Sand’s Skypark – soaring 57 stories above the heart of the city. Prepare to be amazed and satay cooking over fireentertained after sundown as we witness the breathtaking beauty of the Supertree Groves at Garden Rhapsody in Gardens by the Bay with its mesmerizing symphony of lights and music that creates an enchanting spectacle. Get ready for an unforgettable experience! We end our evening with dinner at the Night Market called Lau Pa Sat. It’s the largest food center in Singapore and is famous for its satay stalls. We wander the market on our own and partake on what fancies our feast at one of the many food stalls. We will then meet at an assigned departure point for our return to our hotel.

6th day- Sunday, October 13: In Singapore (B/D)
Bumboat in SingaporeRaffles hotelThe morning is free to sleep late and do some independent exploration. In the afternoon, we take the subway to Clarke Quay, where we board a “bumboat” for a cruise along the Singapore River to see Singapore lit up at night, showcasing beautifully restored shops and houses, modern skyscrapers of the financial district, colonial buildings and the iconic Merlion statue. We end our “cruise” at the reknowned Raffles Hotel for a welcome “Singapore Sling” and a wonderful at dinner at the famous Bar & Billiard room.

7th day- Monday, October 14: To Bali and onto Ubud (B/D)
This morning we transfer to the airport for our flight to Bali. Upon arriving at Ngurah Rai Airport, we meet our local guide and transfer to your hotel in Ubud, considered the spiritual and cultural center of Bali. The balance of the afternoon is ours to relax before our Welcome to Bali dinner at our hotel.

8th day- Tuesday, October 15: In Ubud, Bali (B/L)
Bathing at Bali templeThis morning we head to Tirta Empul Temple that was built at 9th Century. In the Temple we will see the Holy spring water blowing from the Temple’s ground and inner pool, and on the 2nd level of the Temple we  view people putting their heads into the pool and drinking water from the Bali elephant rideshowering waterfall. These waters are believed to have magic curative powers and people journey from all over Bali to purify themselves in these clear bathing pools. We will too…so please bring extra clothes, sarong, bathing suit and towel to participate in this special ritual. After bathing we continue to Tegalalang to have lunch and enjoy the view that is famous for its beautiful scenes of rice paddies often seen in pictures of Bali. After lunch we will have an unusual experience as we travel to the Mason Elephant Sanctuary. Here we take a “walk on the wild side” with an informative and scenic strolling atop an elephant through the cool Taro jungle. Afterwards, we enjoy viewing the elephants bathing in the park lake. Return to our hotel for a free evening and dining at one of the area’s great restaurants.

9th  day- Wednesday, October 16: In Ubud, Bali (B/L)
monkeys in ubud forest, BaliToday, we travel to Bongkasa Village for a cooking class. First we stop at local traditional market to buy some fruit, flowers and spices. Arrival at the Balinese House for our cooking class as we all together prepare our lunch. After our lunch we will visit the Ubud Monkey Forest, inhabited by 700 monkeys. The forest lies within the village of Padangtegal, The village’s residents view the Monkey Forest as an important spiritual, economic, educational and conservation center. Afterwards return to our hotel for dinner on our own and a good night’s rest.

 

Bali cooking class

10th  day- Thursday, October 17: To Sanur, Bali (B/L/D)
Pool at Hyatt Regency hotelAfter breakfast we transfer to the beach resort of Sanur. Along the way we will visit Taman Ayun Temple, a Hindu temple and garden complex. The historic temple was built at the order of I Gusti Agung Putu in 1634 and served as the Mengwi kingdom’s main temple. There is also a serene garden area with lush trees and tranquil lotus-blossom filled ponds. We will have lunch at a local restaurant before we check into our beach front hotel. Dinner this evening will be at our hotel.

11th  day- Friday, October 18: In Sunair, Bali (B)
Tegenungan waterfallMorning at leisure.  In the afternoon, we travel to the beautiful Tegenungan waterfall Bali sunsetwhere we take a leisurely walk through lush green forest to reach the waterfall. This is followed by a visit to a local coffee plantation for coffee tasting, before departing for Kintamani with time to do a soaking at the Batur hot spring (again, bring a bathing suit if you want soak). Return to our hotel for dinner on our own this evening after enjoying one of the most beautiful sunsets in Indonesia.

12th  day- Saturday, October 19: In Sunair, Bali. A full day of sailing on our private yacht (B/L)
Yacht Grand DameAfter breakfast we transfer to Serangan Harbor to board our private yacht as we cruise along the iconic Broken Beach and Kelingking Beach, also known as T-Rex Cliff. Admire the beauty of West Penida from the water before arriving at our On board the yachtprivate mooring at Toya Pakeh. The journey from Serangan to Toya Pakeh takes about 1 to 1.5 hours. Once anchored, we can snorkel in crystal-clear waters of this stunning bay, Maybe float on an available inflatable sea mattress, indulge in some fun fishing, try paddle boarding, or even get your adrenaline pumping with some towable toys. All these activities are Dining on the yachtavailable during our trip. We will also enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch with a medley of grilled prawns, panned mahi-mahi fillets and chicken skewers accompanied by a variety of side salads and vegetables, all paired with fragrant steamed jasmine rice and sambals. After lunch we will do some island hopping and end our cruise spending the remaining time in Nusa Lembongan for swimming or simply facing the island and soaking in its atmosphere. Sail back to Serangan at 4:30 PM, catching the mesmerizing sunset as we return to the Bali mainland. Transfer back to our hotel for a free evening.

13th day- Sunday, October 20: In Sunair, Basli (B/D)
Uluwatu monkey danceMorning to sleep late, lounge by the hotel pool or beach. In the afternoon we depart for Uluwatu to see a Kecak Dance Performance. Uluwatu contains six of Bali’s most important spiritual important temples. One is the Uluwatu Temple. Set at the edge of a high cliff and offering stunning views the Indian Ocean, the temple’s grandeur architecture, beautiful scenery, lovely ancient statues accent the Kecak dance performance. Nusa Lembongan sunsetThe Kecak Dance is performed with a male chorus of about 50 men as the musical accompaniment, yet not using any musical instruments. The ritual dates back to Balinese history prior to the use of instruments. This Balinese dance, combined with the natural beauty of the surrounding cliffs makes for a unique and enjoyable cultural experience. We end our stay in Bali at a farewell dinner at the famous Jimbaran Bay restaurant where we will enjoy some of freshest seafood (next to Montauk’s seafare), and beautiful sunset before returning to our hotel.

Beach swimming Bali14th day- Monday, October 21: Depart for Dubai and connect to JFK (B)
We have the morning to relax, get a pool or beach swim before we have lunch on our own at the hotel and then depart for our connecting flights via Dubai and a short connection back to JFK.

 

 

 

Hotels or similar

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Bali hotels

 

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PRICE PER PERSON

Per Person in Double Occupancy room:
$6,899 payments via check or money order
$7,259 payments via credit card

Per Person in Single Occupancy Room:
$8,199 payments via check or money order
$8,599 payments via credit card

Add to above costs:
U.S. airline facility security and tax charges for all classes: $629 ($659 via credit card)
Prepaid Gratuities $150 ($159 via credit card)

Upgrade to Premium Economy and Business Class flights: (note limited seats available for upgrade)

On United from Newark to San Francisco
Upgrade to Premium Economy N/A
Upgrade to Business Class $1,799 ($1,899 via credit card)

On Singapore Airlines from San Francisco to Singapore & Singapore to Bali
Upgrade to Premium Economy $799 pp ($839 via credit card)
Upgrade to Business Class $3,399 pp ($3,579 via credit card)

On Emirates from Bali to JFK
Upgrade to Premium Economy N/A
Upgrade to Business Class $2,999 ($3,159 via credit card)

Payments:
Initial Non-Refundable Deposit of $1,500 per person ($1,550 via credit card) to secure space on the tour
$2,500 ($2,600 via credit card) for Premium economy or Business Class travelers
Final Payment due on or before July 8, 2024

After you complete and submit this form, you will automatically be re-directed to the Payment Page for secure online payment by credit or debit card. A $1500 deposit ($1550 via credit card) – OR $2500 (or $2600 via credit card) for air upgrading, is required to reserve your space on this tour.

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We have recently seen some of our valued travelers lose not only their non-refundable deposits, but also their entire tour payments because they hoped they would not need trip cancellation insurance.

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Photo credits:
Balinese dancers by Crisco 1492 under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.
Merlion statue Singapore: Stryn, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
S.E.A. Aquarium™ courtesy of Singapore Tourist Board
Bumboat courtesy of VisitSingapore.com
Taman Ayun Temple courtesy of Indonesia Travel

 

Vietnam

TOUR POSTPONED

Vietnam tour

Vietnam … from charming Hanoi, the “Paris of the East” with its fading colonial architecture and national monuments, to the spellbinding scenery of Halong Bay, to bustling Ho Chi Minh City on the edge of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam is as colorful as it is diverse.

Unforgettable experiences are everywhere in Vietnam. There’s the sublime: gazing over a surreal seascape of limestone islands from the deck of a traditional junk in Halong Bay. The ridiculous: taking 10 minutes just to cross the street through a tsunami of motorbikes in Hanoi. Historical: exploring Vietnam’s 1,000 year old historical sites. The comical: watching a moped loaded with honking pigs weave a wobbly route along a country lane. And the contemplative: witnessing a solitary grave in a cemetery of thousands of war victims.

Vietnamese culture is complex, diverse and represents something of a history lesson. The nation’s labyrinthine, teeming trading quarters are rich in indigenous crafts and reflect centuries-old mercantile influences. Ancient temples display distinctly Chinese influences in the north and Hindu origins in the south. Meanwhile the broad, tree-lined boulevards and grand state buildings that grace the capital date from the French colonial period.

In Southeast Asia nothing really comes close to Vietnamese food … It’s that good. Incredibly subtle in its flavors and outstanding in its diversity, Vietnamese cooking is a fascinating draw for travelers. Geography plays a crucial role, with Chinese flavors influencing the soups of the north, spices sparking up southern cuisine, and herbs and complex techniques typifying the central coastline, rightly renowned as Vietnam’s epicurean hot spot. And up and down the country you can mingle with villagers, sample local dishes and sip rice wine in Vietnam’s many regional markets.

This is a land of staggering natural beauty, cultural complexities, dynamic megacities and hill-tribe villages…. and both exotic and compelling.

 

Our Tour Includes
• Round-trip transportation from the East End to JFK
• Round-trip airfare to Vietnam
• Inter-Vietnam air
• Round-trip airport/ hotel transfers
• Baggage handling at hotels
• First Class hotel Accommodations
• Hotel taxes and service charges
• Daily breakfast
• Additional meals as per itinerary
• Guided sightseeing including entrance fees

Added Features
•  Welcome dinner and unique water puppet show
• Overnight Halong Bay cruise on a Chinese Junk
• A “Dragon Boat” ride on the Perfume River

Our Itinerary

Tuesday, August 6: Depart USA
Depart Montauk and East Hampton for JFK to board your flights to Vietnam.

Wednesday, August 7: Cross the International Dateline
Cross the International dateline as you lose a day that you will gain back on the return flight home.

Thursday, August 8: Arrival in Hanoi  (D)
Hanoi Vietnam toursArrival at the Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, the “Paris of the East”. After clearing Immigration and Customs, we will be met and escorted to our hotel for a well-deserved rest. Hanoi is over 1000 years old and is currently the capital of Vietnam,  as well the commercial, political, and cultural heart of the country.  It’s a  perfect place to start our tour of Vietnam. This evening, we will have dinner at our hotel.

Friday, August 9: In Hanoi  (B/D)
One Pillar Pagoda HanoiAfter breakfast, we meet our guide in the lobby to start our city tour of Hanoi with a visit to the One-Pillar Pagoda, rising from one pillar in the center of an elegantly square shaped lotus pond. It is said to represent a lotus flower growing up out of the water. Then to Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, his former residence and the Army Museum. Ho Chi Minh was an important historical figure and this visit will give us Hanoi Temple of Literaturegreater insight to him. We end our tour with a visit to the Quan Thah Temple. Time for a quick bite on our own and some independent exploration & shopping. In the late afternoon we will experience a special event as we will enjoy the Water Puppet Show, a unique Vietnamese traditional art form as puppeteers behind a screen control the puppets who seem to glide over a large pool of water. This will be followed by dinner at a local restaurant.

Saturday, August 10: Morning in Hanoi. After start cruise on Halong Bay  (B/L/D)
Chinese junk Halong Bay tourWe leave Hanoi on a two-hour drive to Halong and board our Chinese Junk for a most unique travel experience. About noon we start our cruise with a welcome drink and a briefing from the cruise director. This is followed by a tasty lunch as we depart for unforgettable experience on Halong Bay that is listed as a World Heritage Site for its outstanding natural beauty. “The dragon descending to the sea” as it is known in Vietnamese, the picturesque Halong Bay has more than 3,000 limestone inlets rising from clear emerald waters, many of them containing beautiful grottoes, some of which we will see during our boat cruise. Our first stop is mysterious Tien Ong Cave as we explore its magnificent limestone formations in one of the most beautiful and biggest caves on Halong Bay. Return to our junk for “Happy Hour” Vietnamese style before we join the onboard Chef at a cooking demonstration discover the Vietnamese cuisine featuring the famous local traditional spring rolls, as well as learning how to toast the Vietnamese by way of several evening’s toast of the local rice wine. Then a special sunset Paradise dinner followed by relaxing in your overnight cabin.

Sunday, August 11: Cruising Halong Bay and then back to Hanoi  (B/L)
After breakfast, we can take part in an early Tai Chi lesson followd by morning tea and coffee. After breakfast we anchor by the Cua Van floating fishing village and have some time to visit a village that was voted one the top “insanely beautiful” small towns in the world. Return to our Junk for a light lunch before arriving back at our departure port for the drive back to Hanoi where we have the afternoon and evening free to experience part of the world that has still displays its former elegance. Walk down the tree lined boulevards where we still see many French influences such as Hanoi Opera House, the former Governor’s Palace and the Hanoi Cathedral that was built in the 19th century and take time for some GREAT shopping. A change to have dinner on our own at one of the many wonderful local restaurants.

Monday, August 12: To Hue   (B/L/D)
Imperial Citadel Hue VietnamA really early breakfast as we transfer to the airport for the flight to Hue, known as the royal city of Vietnam’s last ruling dynasty. Upon arrival, we will be met and transferred to our accommodations in the city center, to be followed by lunch at a local restaurant.  Our afternoon tour will be visiting the Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site since 1993. The Citadel includes the Imperial City and Forbidden City. Then we head to the outskirts of Hue to explore the famous Tu Duc Tomb. Emperor Tu Duc designed it himself to use before and after his death. The enormous expense of the tomb and the forced labor used in its construction spawned a coup plot that was discovered and suppressed Return to our hotel for dinner and our overnight.

Tuesday, August 13: To Danang and Hoi An  (B/L/D)
Dragon boats Perfume River HueAfter breakfast, we take a Dragon Boat cruise along the Perfume River passing the Dong Ba market to Thien Mu Pagoda, where we visit the vestiges of the royal residence at the Imperial City. This is followed by lunch at local restaurant. Then depart by coach via the picturesque Hai Van Pass (Pass of the Ocean Clouds) to Hoi An as we pass through pretty red-tiled villages and enjoying a specular view of the sea and sky to enchanting Hoi An. After checking into our hotel, we will have a tour of Hoi An to discover the historic town which used to be a prosperous seaport city during the 16th to 18th centuries. We will walk through the narrow and ancient streets of this charming town. Perhaps more than any other place in Vietnam, Hoi An retains the feel of centuries past. Once known as Faifo, Hoi An was an influential port along the Silk Road. For over 500 years, merchants from China, Japan, France and Portugal settled in the prosperous town resulting in a distinctive blend of culture, cuisine, religions and architecture. In 1999, the town was declared an UNESCO World Heritage Site listed for having the most unique architecture in Southeast Asia. Dinner and overnight in Hoi An.

Wednesday, August 14: To Ho Chi Minh City  (B/L/D)
After breakfast we transfer to the airport in Danang and fly to Ho Chi Minh City. Upon arrival, we board a coach for the 3-hour drive to the resort of Can Tho, the main city of the Mekong Delta, called the “Nine Dragon River Delta” where the Mekong River empties into the South China Sea. Check into our hotel for our overnight and dinner.

Thursday, August 15: In Can Tho  (B/L/D)
Vietnamese floating marketThis morning an early departure as we cruise the Cai Rang floating Market considered the best and busiest floating markets in Vietnam. Savor morning coffee from a coffee boat, as we watch the floating vendors haggle and trade. The colors are amazing and that means the sample of what is being sold will be hung on the long upright pole so visitors and buyers can easily notice their goods from a distance. So, for example, don’t waste your time asking which boat sells clothes. Instead, simply look up and see Can Tho Victoria hotelwhich boat has a clothes sample hung on top of the pole. We return to our hotel about mid-morning and have the rest of the day and evening on our own to relax by the pool or go out independently for exploration. The Victoria Can Tho hotel offers many on-premise facilities such as two swimming pools, wellness center, tennis. Maybe visit the Ong Temple, in a fantastic location facing the Can Tho River and decorated with huge, constantly burning incense coils. This evening we have dinner at our hotel.

Friday, August 16: Back to Ho Chi Minh City (B/D)
The morning at our hotel on our own and taking an R & R break from touring. After an early lunch on our own, we board our coach back to Ho Chi Minh City, the former Saigon. After checking into our hotel, we will take a brief panoramic tour of the city to marvel at colonial architecture at the Notre Dame Cathedral, the General Post Office and the Reunification Palace. We will see the Bird Café in Tao Dan Park, where locals take their caged birds every morning and more. Then we have will have a Farewell to Vietnam dinner at a local restaurant.

Saturday, August 17: Back to JFK  (B)
Morning transfer to the airport for our connecting flights home with a same day arrival. On arrival, after clearing Immigration and Customs, it’s back to the East End.

Our Vietnam Hotels  (or similar)

Please Read the Terms and Conditions for this Tour

** Bonus! SAVE! You will receive a 5% discount if ALL payments are made by check or money order. This discounted price is noted below in red.

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PRICE PER PERSON

Per Person in Double Occupancy room:
$3,099 payments via check or money order
$3,259 payments via credit card

Per Person in Single Occupancy Room:
$3,998 payments via check or money order
$4,199  payments via credit card

Add to above costs:
U.S. airline facility, security, taxes and Fuel Surcharge $799  ($839 via credit card)
Prepaid Gratuities $100 ($105 via credit card)

INITIAL DEPOSIT
$500 ($525 by credit card) deposit due on or before March 15, 2019 to hold space

FINAL PAYMENTS: Due on or before June 11, 2019

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Hoi An photo by Jean-Marie Hullot under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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