SPECIAL DEALS THIS MONTH

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SPECIAL DEALS

Package 1 : Sipadan Island Diving      
Diver: USD 1219 per person
Non Diver: USD 979 per person

Package includes :
• 5 days 4 nights stay in chalet  
• 70 minute Land Transfer (Tawau-Semporna) - Return
• 45 minute Boat Transfer (Semporna-Kapalai) - Return
• 3 daily boat dives (except day of arrival and departure)
• Unlimited dive centre dives
• 3 daily buffet meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) 
• Afternoon Snacks, Tea/Coffee, Cold Water & Cordial served through out the day
• Use of tanks, weights and belts (for divers only)
  Enjoy a 10% discount for travel in November 2011!

Package 2 : Ex-Sandakan
3 days & 2 nights (Stay at Bukit Melapi Lodge)
USD: 489 per person (Twin Share - Minimum 2 to go)

 
  Day 1
• Meet upon arrival and transfer to Sepilok Orang Utan Centre to watch the feeding at  
            10.00am. Depart on a 1.30 hours overland journey to Sukau
• Enjoy your Tea break before an unforgettable river cruise
• Cultural Show (Nightly)- T&C applies
  Day 2
• Ox Bow Cruise
• River Cruise
  Day 3
• Visit Gomantong caves
• Proceed for a brief city tour (drive through Places of interest in Sandakan)
• Transfer back to the airport for your onward trip
  Package includes:
• Return land & river transfers
• Nights Stay
• Daily Meals(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner), Hot & Cold beverages,  tea break
• Entrance Fee
• English speaking guide
 
  Malaysia Promo
  Package 3 : Berjaya KL/Langkawi Boom Sale
5 days & 4 nights
 
• 2 nights stay at Berjaya Times Square 5* in Studio/Superior suite
• 2 nights stay at Berjaya Langkawi Resort 4* in Superior Chalet  
  Package Price Per Person in INR
Single: USD 859 | Twin: USD 519 | Triple: USD 469
 
  Package includes:
• Private Airport transfers in Langkawi & Kuala Lumpur
• Half day Langkawi City tour on Seat in coach basis
• Half day Langkawi Island Hoping tour on Seat in Couch
• Private Half day City tour of Kuala Lumpur
  Travel Period: Now till 30 Nov 2011
 
  Terms & Conditions:
• Applicable for  India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia & Philipines 
           nationality only
• Valid until 14 Dec 2011
• Minimum 2 adults traveling together
• Does not include Inter Airport transfer (KLIA to LCCT or vice versa) during connecting 
           flight to Langkawi from Kuala Lumpur on day of arrival
        

          http://www.ultimatetourism.com/spcl_deals.html

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