2N Intro Offer
**Prices are per person in THB

Deluxe Pool Villa

• THB $ 21,610 Twin

2N Intro Offer Includes

• 02 nights accommodation in Deluxe Pool Villa at Banyan Tree Samui
• Daily buffet breakfast for 02 persons
• Receive a THB 8,750 nett (approx. USD 250 nett) hotel credit for food & beverage at any hotel-operated restaurants, Banyan Tree Spa spa packages and Banyan Tree Gallery
• Hydrotherapy experience for 1 hour per guest per booking

Intro Offer Validity

• Jul 01 – Sep 30, 2010

** Prices are for land cost only.
Please check with us for attractive return airfare from Singapore to Ko Samui on Bangkok Airways. Any promotional airfare savings will be passed on to you.

3N Intro Offer
**Prices are per person in THB

Deluxe Pool Villa

• THB $ 32,415 Twin

3N Intro Offer Includes

• 03 nights accommodation in Deluxe Pool Villa at Banyan Tree Samui
• Daily buffet breakfast for 02 persons
• Receive a THB 8,750 nett (approx. USD 250 nett) hotel credit for food & beverage at any hotel-operated restaurants, Banyan Tree Spa spa packages and Banyan Tree Gallery
• Hydrotherapy experience for 1 hour per guest per booking
• Complimentary 90-minute spa session (inclusive of a 60-minute massage and 30 minutes calm-time) for one at Banyan Tree Spa Samui

Intro Offer Validity

• Jul 01 – Sep 30, 2010

** Prices are for land cost only.
Please check with us for attractive return airfare from Singapore to Ko Samui on Bangkok Airways. Any promotional airfare savings will be passed on to you.

Set on a pristine white beach, the 78 all-pool villa Banyan Tree Samui combines the best elements of a tropical getaway with white beaches and sun, while being just 19 km from Samui International Airport.

Overlooking the sapphire waters of scenic Lamai Bay, the resort is nestled in a series of cascading terraces on a private hill cove in the south-eastern coast of Koh Samui.

Retreat from the bustle of the outside world and into a secluded haven where your days pass in a gentle flow of tranquillity, while being serenaded to sleep by the deep blue swells of the Gulf of Thailand and cool sea breezes. Pampering features abound including iconic dining venues, the island’s largest individual infinity pools in the villas, as well as The Rainforest, Koh Samui’s only hydrotherapy wellness facility.

Tour Cost
Prices are in SGD dollars and on per person basis

• SGD $520 Twin
• SGD $820 Single

Validity

• Apr 01 – Oct 30, 2009

Tour Cost Includes

• Return transfers from Bangkok hotel to Boutique Raft Resort in comfortable Toyota van with English-speaking driver
• 02-nights stay in air-conditioned twin-bedded (01 King-size bed plus 01 single bed) guest-room
• Welcome drink on arrival in Resort
• 3 bottles of drinking water per room per day
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner as per itinerary
• Complimentary use of ‘wifi’ throughout the Resort
• Services of English-speaking guide
• Entrance fees to all sights listed in the itinerary
• All road/boat transportation for tours

Tour Cost Excludes

• All airfares, airport taxes and airport transfers
• Personal expenses
• Tips for guide & driver
• High season surcharges and/or compulsory dinner will be advised at the time of booking

Validity

• Apr 01 – Oct 30, 2009

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Hellfire Pass Memorial
This is a memorial to the allied POW’s and Asian labourers who died in the construction of the “Death Railway” during the Second World War. It comprises a fascinating museum and a 4 km. walking trail which follows the original path of the railway. The museum provides a clear, well-written account of the history of the railway and places it in the context of the Asia-Pacific conflict. The trail features many points of interest, notably the infamous Hellfire Pass itself, a cutting which was formed by slicing through rock by hand. Overall, the memorial is both an informative and moving testament to those who suffered so much in this region. It is advisable to bring walking shoes and drinking water.

Erawan Waterfall National Park
This National Park is arguably the most beautiful in Thailand and the seven-tiered waterfall is one of its finest features. It is possible to walk all the way to the top, while swimming is also permitted at every level. A perfect spot for a picnic too! The really unique aspect of this waterfall, though, is the way that every level has it is own distinct quality, topped off by a rock formation which resembles an elephant head! Trekking is also possible in the Park and bicycles are available to rent.

Tiger Temple
The Tiger Temple is located within a large forest monastery and aims to conserve Thailand’s wonderful flora and fauna, as well as providing visitors with an up close and personal experience of the tigers themselves. This is one of the few places where you can touch and have your photo taken with these majestic creatures! Many other animals also roam the grounds, including wild birds, buffalo and deer.

Elephant Riding
The countryside in Kanchanaburi lends itself perfectly to elephant riding and the province is rightly known as a premier spot to ride and feed these awesome animals in natural surroundings. Don’t miss out on the chance of a lifetime! In addition to riding, you have the option of bathing elephants too (see information below).

Elephant Bathing
Join in the riverside fun as you witness the brilliant spectacle of elephants at play. You will also get the chance to help these marvellous animals in the important job of keeping clean and cooling off from the tropical heat, plus you can take a dip yourself at the same time. Getting wet has never been so much fun!

Bamboo Rafting
The most relaxing way to appreciate the stunning River Kwai Noi valley is to take a slow, gliding trip along the river itself on board a bamboo raft. Swim alongside the raft or simply sit back and enjoy the lush scenery as you follow the meandering path downstream. Long tail boats are also available for a faster trip in either direction. Life jackets are provided as standard.

War Museum (Thailand-Burma Railway Centre) War Cemetery
If you’re planning to visit just one Kanchanaburi museum relating to the Death Railway then this is by far the most professional and authoritative. It utilizes maps, models, original artifacts and previously unpublished photos in conjunction with well-written accounts of the history of the railway to bring the infamous story alive. Extra features include a research room, cafe/coffee shop and souvenir shop featuring local handicrafts. The Railway Centre overlooks Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, a beautifully-kept monument to the brave efforts of the POW’s who built the Death Railway. Name and military insignia are recorded on the small burial plaques which run throughout the cemetery, while shaded corners allow peaceful contemplation of the great losses suffered.

Death Railway Train
This historic and infamous route follows a similar path to the River Kwai Noi proceeding leisurely through stunning countryside in the west of Kanchanaburi province. Views of jungle-clad hills, beautiful lowland fields and sightings of the river accompany you along the way, while the track itself crosses wooden bridges and hugs steep cliff faces in its journey through the valley. The route is a moving reminder of both the awesome challenge faced by those who built the line and the spectacular surroundings in which it was constructed.