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3 Day 2 Night Lombok Cruise

Fun Sail with Sea Safari Cruise
DEPARTURE
MAR 2006
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APR 2006
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MAY 2006
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17
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JUN 2006
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7
25
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JUL 2006
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AUG 2006
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SEP 2006
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OCT 2006
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*Claim Your 10% Discount for certain date, please see "SPECIAL" marked.
Boat Charter is available with vary itineraries and destination.

Cruise Fares
Type of Occupancy
Deck State Room
De Luxe Cabin
Twin Share Cabin
US$463
US$432
Single Occupancy
US$787
US$734
Children under 12 years
US$232
US$216
KITAS/KIM'S/KTP Share
US$393
US$367

* Additional fuel charge of US$40 per person
* Deck State Room located at the Upper/Middle deck.
** Cabin located at the Lower deck, with a porthole window.
*** Children price is based on sharing cabin with parent with no extra bed

The minimum of guests to guarantee any cruise is 8 passengers. If any of these cruises are withdrawn prior to sailing date, Baliintaran.com's liability is limited to a refund of monies received at time of cancellation (maximum 7 weeks before departure) less 10% for administration fee.

All cruise fares are quoted in US Dollar per person/passenger and will convert to local Bali currency as "rupiah", using the currency exchange rate on the day of transaction.

Fares quoted include accommodation onboard, full meals, tea/coffee & bottled mineral water, transfer to & from major hotel, airport in Bima or in Sanur, Kuta and Nusa Dua areas of Bali, Guided land excursions, Dive Master, use of snorkeling & fishing equipment, Cruise Accident Insurance and Port Charges.

Excludes any international / domestic flight, airport tax, diving equipment hire, jet skiing, personal items & needs, alcohol & softdrinks, Personal Travel Insurance and gratitutes to guide & crew.

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Onboard Equipment Hire:
- Diving US $ 40 / day / person (up to 2 x dives)
- Jet Skiing US $ 15 / fifteen minute / person

Day 1: Benoa Harbour - Bali   Diving in Paradise
º While enjoying the sunset in the late afternoon, we embark from Benoa Harbour - Bali by Sea Safari and set the sail to Teluk Nara, Lombok
 
Day 2: Teluk Nara - Lombok   Pottery in Lombok island
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In the morning, we arrive at the sheltered bay in the North Lombok. After breakfast, join a half-day tour to visit local market of Lendang Bajur and Nyurbaya Gawah to watch the activities of the local people and the process of carving the "ketak" of grass forest. Then continue the excursion on to Lingsar Temple, Narmada Water Palace and the pottery village of Banyumulek to see the place where famous Lombok pottery is made.

On the way to Gili Island, the boat will pass along the coast line where we can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the island. During lunch time, we shall reach Gili Island for water activities. In the evening, we set sail to Nusa Lembongan.

 
Day 3: Lembongan - Benoa Harbour, Bali   Under water
º Upon reaching Nusa Lembongan in the morning, it is time for us to have another exploration, snorkeling or diving. Return to the boat for lunch before cruising back to Bali. We shall arrive at the Benoa Harbor in the late afternoon and this then concludes your unforgettable 3 - day sea adventure with Sea Safari. You will be then transferred to your next destination.
 

Itineraries are subject to change due to sea and weather conditions, availability of sea anchorage, government
regulations, and other factors.