This is a group tour ranging in size from 4 to 17.
This tour uses a mixture of local transport including one flight. You are expected to carry your own luggage so pack as light as possible.
Temperatures in Southeast Asia can be very hot and humid depending on the season you travel.
We will try to run your tour as close to the itinerary as conditions will allow. On very rare occasions, local events may affect the way your itinerary operates. We ask for your flexibility and understanding in these situations.
Solo passengers who have not booked a single supplement will be sharing a room with another group member of the same sex.
If using Thailand’s ‘visa on arrival’ or ‘visa exemption’ program please be prepared to have your Tucan Travel confirmation invoice, itinerary and proof of onward flights available for inspection at flight check in and Thai immigration.
This tour includes a compulsory Local Payment that needs to be paid to the Tour Leader on Day 1 of your tour. For more information on our Local Payments please click here.
This tour uses a variety of hotels and guesthouses. You can find a breakdown of your accommodation in the “About this Tour” section.
Where possible Tucan Travel try and use local accommodation on the majority of tours. The accommodation is picked based on their location to the main sites.
The type of accommodation indicated in the trip notes is a guideline. If for any reason, we need to change the accommodation listed on the itinerary, a similar standard of accommodation will be used instead. You can find the list of hotels or similar used on your itinerary under each day.
Accommodation on this trip is mostly on a twin share basis unless you have upgraded to your own room. If you wish to book a double bed, please advice your Adventure Specialist upon booking.
If you are a solo traveller, a private room is available on most occasions at an extra cost. This must be booked in advance.
Although we endeavour to have hotel rooms ready in time for arrival, sometimes this is not possible especially if we arrive early in the morning. In this instance we will store our luggage and enjoy the destination before checking in later in the day.
This tour uses a mixture of public transport and private minivans. The mode of transport is chosen based on schedule and timings, comfort, group size, location and reliability.
It is your responsibility to carry luggage on and off transport.
There is 1 flight included on this tour so you should pay particular attention to the weight limit of your luggage. Tucan Travel tours have a checked luggage restriction of up to 20kg in total. This tour includes domestic flights which are also subject to the local carrier conditions of booking and have their own luggage restrictions which may be a maximum of 20kg. Any excess luggage fees must be paid by the customer.
The below information provides approximate travel times and modes of transport for your tour. Please note that modes of transport may be subject to change depending on the group size and timings may vary depending on the season and border crossings on the day.
All clothes should be lightweight, durable and easily washable. Please do not bring any military or camouflage-style clothing as it can be dangerous to wear and occasionally illegal. Nights can be cooler depending on the season you are travelling, so it is a good idea to bring at least one pair of warm trousers or jeans plus a thinner sweater which you can layer.
In general, Southeast Asia is not as conservative as other regions, and you do not have to worry about keeping your legs or shoulders covered on a day to day basis. However, when visiting religious sites, you will need to cover up. We recommend having long trousers or a sarong for this. When packing, please consider that any included flights on your tour have a luggage weight restriction of 20kg.
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Depending on the time spent in each destination, your Tour Leader will be able to advise on laundromats or laundry services in or near our hotels. Hotel services can be pretty costly however your tour leader will be able to recommend cheaper options. If you wash clothes yourself take care not to be too obvious where you hang them as most hotels do not like guests washing and drying their clothes in the hotel rooms.
Please be aware that many countries in Southeast Asia have banned the use of e-cigarettes and it is not possible to bring them into the country with you. Please check regulations before you depart.
On a Tucan Travel tour you will experience a huge variety of amazing food in each location. Meals included are listed on the day to day itinerary and the “about your tour” section. On this trip, most breakfasts are included but lunch and dinner are at your own cost. Your tour leader will suggest restaurants in each location, and arrange evening group meals for those who wish to join. In the majority of Asian cities, there is a huge choice of both local and international restaurants.
If you have a specific dietary requirement it is important you advise us at the booking stage. We also recommend re-iterating this information to your tour leader on day 1. While we endeavour to assist as much as possible, it is ultimately your responsibility to research and arrange meals that suit your dietary preferences.
Breakfast varies from extensive buffets to simple local spreads. For early departures, you may be provided with a breakfast box with a few simple pieces to keep you going. Breakfasts on this tour vary greatly. Depending on the location, you can find anything from a well put together western buffet to a continental breakfast or a smaller offering of local food.
Finding vegetarian or vegan food in Southeast Asia is possible, especially in the bigger towns and cities. As long as you do some research it is quite easy to find vegan restaurants in larger cities. Southeast Asian cuisine uses an abundance of noodles, rice and fresh vegetables, so you won’t be stuck for something to eat. However please note that many dishes use shrimp paste or fish sauce, so unless you are with someone who can translate your exact requirements it’s best to try and find vegan advertised restaurants.
Southeast Asia is known for possibly having the best street food scene in the world. Eating at local markets is a great way to experience authentic food and at a fraction of the cost of restaurants. Your tour leader will be able to offer advice on markets and street food in each destination.
Overall Southeast Asia has a fantastic food scene and it should not be missed!
This tour uses a total of three different currencies. It is worth bearing in mind that many of the below countries will accept US dollars but they will give you change in their local currency.
Below are the currencies used on this tour:
The majority of our tours are divided into two separate payments. The tour price is paid directly to your travel consultant when you book and before you depart for your tour and the second amount is the Local Payment, which is paid locally when you join the tour.
The Local Payment ensures your Tour Leader has a supply of cash to run some of the tour if access to banking facilities is limited or nonexistent. This helps to save operational and administrative costs, which in turn helps to keep the cost of our tours competitive so we can pass the savings on to you. The Local Payment also helps us get cash directly into local businesses to provide communities with an immediate economic benefit.
The Local Payment is a portion of the total tour cost and must be paid directly to your Tour Leader in the currency as indicated on your tour vouchers. The Local Payment is not optional and failure to pay this money in cash may result in you being excluded from starting the tour. It must be paid in high denomination notes only (100s, 50s, 20s). The notes must be crisp with no tears or markings and should be no older than 2013.
The majority of shops, restaurants, hotels and other establishments in Southeast Asia will accept credit and debit cards. American Express is not as widely accepted, so do not rely on this as your primary card.
We know how easy it is to lose track of your spending on holiday! That’s why it’s essential to thoroughly read your trip notes so that you understand what is and what isn’t included on each day. Most lunches and dinners are at your own cost, which gives you the flexibility to spend as little or as much as you like. Remember to budget for things like laundry, tipping, souvenirs and optional activities. In general, Southeast Asia is a cheap destination.
Take note of how long you will be spending in each country and don’t take out or exchange too much money. Unless you’re a big spender, you won’t need thousands just for two days in a country! We recommend checking your international withdrawal and exchange fees with your bank, as sometimes it is cheaper to withdraw money in your location rather than exchanging it beforehand.
Tipping is not a big part of Southeast Asian culture however it is becoming more common in tourist areas. While it is not compulsory, if you have enjoyed the service it is appropriate and highly appreciated. You should add 10% to your bill in restaurants (make sure service isn’t already included), round up taxi fares and tip local excursion guides.
Your budget should include additional meals, transport within cities, optional excursions, shopping and an emergency fund.
Travel can be unpredictable. While we endeavour to plan for every situation there are some instances where it is out of our control, such as severe weather, strikes, civil unrest or natural disasters. If these result in unavoidable itinerary changes, you should have access to enough funds for you to return home unexpectedly.
If you require urgent assistance before meeting your tour please call (+66) 633 21 0066.
Southeast Asia is generally very safe, even more so in a group. There are a few precautions which you should always take.
The safety of our travellers is a number one priority when operating our tours. As a British registered company the lead is taken from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office Advice Service (FCO). Tucan Travel reserves the right to cancel, amend or continue the operation of a tour based on, but not solely restricted to, the advice of the FCO.
Travel insurance is compulsory on all Tucan Travel tours. Your tour leader will request your travel insurance details at the pre departure meeting which are immediately submitted to the office. Failure to produce these details will mean you cannot join the tour.
A medical kit is handy for minor wounds and ailments. In areas with limited or dubious medical facilities, an emergency medical kit containing sterile syringes is also advisable. By law our staff are not allowed to administer first aid or give drugs to travellers, so please be prepared with your own supplies. If you are taking medication, please ensure you bring an adequate supply and a letter from your doctor to avoid potential issues at border crossings.
It is important to consult your doctor or travel clinic in good time before your tour departs to determine what vaccinations you require. If you are coming from a yellow-fever infected country then you must have had a yellow-fever vaccine and carry the certificate with you. It is also recommended to be up to date with typhoid, hepatitis A and B, TDap, Cholera, Diphtheria and influenza. Malaria risks vary according to location and season, so it is a good idea to seek the advice of your GP before travelling. It is also a good idea to be vaccinated against rabies if you will be coming into contact with animals.
All clients wishing to participate in horse riding or similar activities, whether included or optional, acknowledge that the availability of protective headgear can vary or be non-existent. Therefore Tucan Travel cannot guarantee that headgear will be provided or will be to the same standard as those available in the UK or your home country. Any client intending to partake in these activities should bring their own protective headgear and other protective equipment with them.
Our tours are perfectly designed for those aged between 18 and 65 years old. They are fast-paced and sometimes tiring, while packed with adventure, new experiences and feel-good moments. With customers from around the world, of different ages, backgrounds and nationalities, some groups can be more boisterous than others. As a result, we ask that anyone wanting to travel under the age of 18 or over 65 carefully consider whether a group tour is right for them. We may ask that you fill in our tour suitability form found here to guarantee your enjoyment of the trip. Please read through our Tour Suitability page or contact a member of our Reservations Team if in doubt. Please note that we do not accept children under the age of 16 on our group tours. If you are travelling with children please contact our tailor-made team for a bespoke holiday.
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Welcome to Bangkok and the start of your South East Asia adventure. This loud, vibrant and tantalizing city is the heart of Thailand and is seen as the gateway to South East Asia for most travellers.
Today you are free to arrive at your leisure and enjoy the numerous activities in the city.
One of the biggest highlights of the city and a must see is the opulent Grand Palace, which was built in 1782 and was home of the Thai King for over 150 years. The palace complex has several impressive buildings such as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Just walking around this vast area will give you an idea of the spectacular Thai architecture and vibrant colours. Another must see is the temple of Wat Pho, which houses the impressive reclining Buddha. The position of the Buddha represents entry into Nirvana and the end of reincarnations and is an important symbol for Thai people.
Tonight you will have a pre departure meeting to meet your tour leader and the rest of your group. Please check reception for details and timings.
Entrance to the Grand Palace – THB 500 • Thai Massage per hour from – THB 250 • Thai cookery course – from THB 1200 • Bangkok canal tour – from THB 750 • Wat Arun – Entry THB 100 • Golden Mountain – THB 50 • Chatuchak Weekend Market (Saturday and Sunday only) – Free
1 night(s) in hotels at New Siam II or similar 
Please note that unless you have extended your room, check out will be at 11am. Luggage storage is available at the hotel while you head out for the day.
This morning we enjoy a short riverboat trip experiencing a different perspective of the Bangkok skyline. We disembark at Wat Pho and visit the famous reclining Buddha.
Spend today ticking off any last must do activities in Bangkok. Pick up some last minute souvenirs at the market or wander around Chinatown.
In the early evening we will meet our group and tour leader back at the hotel and head to the train station for the overnight train to southern Thailand!
Bangkok River Boat to the Giant Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho (entrance included), walking back via the Grand Palace, (entrance and guide to Grand Palace optional)
Entrance to the Grand Palace – THB 500 • Thai Massage per hour from – THB 250 • Thai cookery course – from THB 1200 • Bangkok canal tour – from THB 750 • Wat Arun – Entry THB 100 • Golden Mountain – THB 50 • Chatuchak Weekend Market (Saturday and Sunday only) – Free
1 night(s) on overnight sleeper trains 
Arriving to the train station early in the morning we will then take a minivan towards Khao Sok National Park, driving for a further three hours to reach our hotel. Staying nearby you have the chance to visit the national park and tropical rainforest, which is older than the Amazon Jungle. The area of Khao Sok National Park is an incredible 739 square kilometres, including the 165 square kilometre Cheow Lan Lake. The park is the most biodiverse jungle in Thailand and as well as holding many wild animals has an amazing array of flora and fauna, as well as various bird species. Mammals found in the rainforest include the tapir, Asian elephant, sambar deer, wild boar, white handed gibbons and bears.
The landscapes are beautiful, with lush jungle complimented with breath-taking limestone cliffs and hidden waterfalls. It is also home to the rare Rafflesia Kerrii, the world's largest flower. Khao Sok is the only place in Thailand to find it.
After an orientation of the surrounding area you are free to explore the park or simply wander around the breathtaking area. While the area is rural and tranquil, there are various restaurants and hotels in the area serving fresh and good quality local food.
Entrance to Khao Sok National Park
Walk to Waterfalls – Free • Tubing – Prices Vary • Day Lake Trip – From THB 1500 plus THB 300 to enter the park on the second day
1 night(s) in hotels at Nature Place or similar
Spend today enjoying the rainforest and everything on offer in the area. The lake is a popular base for many activities including kayaking, canoeing and bamboo rafting. The views from the water are stunning as you pass limestone cliffs and see various fish swimming below.
For those who enjoy hiking there are various paths around the park to follow, many of which lead to beautiful waterfalls. A great way to experience this is to hire a local guide who can talk you through the animals that live in the area and show you the best places to see in the rainforest.
Caves in the area, such as Diamond Cave, Khang Cow Cave and Nam Talu Cave, all connect to the lake and can be explored on a boat trip.
Walk to Waterfalls – Free • Tubing – Prices Vary • Day Lake Trip – From THB 1500 plus THB 300 to enter the park on the second day
1 night(s) in hotels at Nature Place or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
This morning we leave behind the rainforest for a different type of scenery just as spectacular; the beaches of Phuket. Thailand's largest island, Phuket offers some of the country's most popular beaches and is located close to popular islands including James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan) or Racha Island (Ko Racha Yai) famed for its diving and snorkelling.
We hop on a private minibus and travel for around three hours to reach our hotel in Phuket. The rest of the afternoon is free to start enjoying the sunshine filled beaches and glistening waters. The hardest decision of today will be whether you snorkel or paddle board first!
Phuket comes alive at night with various restaurants, bars and live music venues. From all night laser nightclubs to laid back beach bars, there is something for every taste and every budget on the island. The food choices are endless, you could enjoy the fresh seafood on offer or the various small eateries serving up typical Thai dishes. Your tour leader will be able to recommend the best ones.
Island Hopping – Prices Vary • Beach Activities and Watersports – Prices Vary
1 night(s) in hotels at 99 Residence Patong or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
Spend today soaking up the beauty of Phuket and the surrounding islands. Thailand's famed islands have been the set for many films over the years and hold a certain mystique. Take a boat trip and explore as many as your heart desires or snorkel around the bays amongst stunning exotic fish and other marine animals.
Of course beaches and islands are not to everyone's taste, so why not visit the historical Old Phuket Town, small enough to stroll around but with an abundance of differing cultural histories. See the Big Buddha, a white, 45 metre tall effigy of Buddha with 360 degree views of the island. Wat Chalong is one of the most significant temples on the island and is beautifully decorated with many shimmering pieces on the pagodas.
Island Hopping – Prices Vary • Beach Activities and Watersports – Prices Vary
1 night(s) in hotels at 99 Residence Patong or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
This morning is free to get some extra hours in bed or make for the beach to enjoy a last swim. Just before lunchtime we head to the airport and make our way to Penang, Malaysia.
We will stay in Georgetown, which is the island's capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Georgetown possesses a unique charm, blending old and new cultures. Peddlers exhibit their goods surrounded by modern buildings. Old buildings stand side-by-side with new businesses. Take a rickshaw tour and introduce yourself to this lively town or perhaps visit the 65-storey Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak (KOMTAR), a prominent Penang landmark, which houses Government departments, commercial offices, department stores, shops and restaurants.
Funicular to Penang Hill – RM30 return • Botanical Gardens – Free • Bike Hire – From RM15 • Kek Lok Si Temple – From RM6 plus transport
1 night(s) in hotels at Hotel Mingood or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
This morning we enjoy an included local heritage walk, a route which passes by some of the best and most visited sights in Georgetown. On this tour we will visit the Chocolate House, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, the Bengali Mosque, Assumption Cathedral, St. George?s Church, City Hall and Town Hall (two wonderfully old Colonial administrative buildings) Fort Cornwallis and the War Memorial, Queen Victoria's Clock, the Financial District, Little India, Chinese Clan Jetties, Malay Mosque, Khoo Kongsi Clan House, Yap Kongsi Temple, Armenian Street and finally the Kapitan Keling Mosque before heading back to the hotel for a well earned rest. Phew!
The rest of the day is free to enjoy other highlights of Penang. Famous for it?s delicious cuisine, wander around and sample everything from ice kacang to nasi lemak.
Penang Heritage Walk
Funicular to Penang Hill – RM30 return • Botanical Gardens – Free • Bike Hire – From RM15 • Kek Lok Si Temple – From RM6 plus transport
1 night(s) in hotels at Hotel Mingood or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
Named after William Cameron, a British colonial government surveyor who discovered the plateau in 1885, the Cameron Highlands is a region around 1500 metres above sea level. This morning we hop on a local bus and journey for around four hours to reach this gem of Malaysia.
With so much to see, we spend this afternoon on an included excursion to showcase all the highlights of the region. We explore the Boh Tea Plantation, strawberry farms, rose gardens, a Chinese temple and vegetable farms. The region's fertile mountain slopes make it one of the best places in the country to grow tea, and there are many tea plantations. The Cameron Highlands is also a major supplier of vegetables to Malaysia and Singapore.
Half Day afternoon Cameron Highlands excursion including:-- Boh Tea Plantation - Rose Garden - Buddhist Temple - Market - Strawberry Farm
1 night(s) in hotels at KRS Pines or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
This morning we walk to the bus stop and hop aboard for a five hour journey to Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia's diverse and vibrant capital city, KL (as it is commonly known) is a melting pot of tradition and modernities. From temples and markets to skyscrapers and rooftop bars, KL has an abundance of incredible sites and activities.
The skyline of Kuala Lumpur is dominated by the impressive Petronas Twin Towers, standing at over 450 meters with 88 stories. A skybridge links the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors, offering incredible city views of the surrounding area. Tonight we will enjoy an evening visit to view the towers under darkness, where they light up and glisten in the night sky. We also experience the fountain light show in KLCC Park, where the towers are located.
An evening visit to the world famous Petronas Twin Towers (Entrance to the towers and observation platform NOT included)
Petronas Towers – RM85 • KL Tower – From RM52 • Batu Caves – Entrance Free • Central Market – Free • Kampong Bharu Heritage Walk – Free • Hop on Hop off Bus – Prices Vary • National Museum – RM5 • Traders Skybar – Entry Free & Drink Prices Vary
1 night(s) in hotels at Ancasa Express or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
This morning we head to the magical Batu caves and temple located a short train ride from the city centre. An important religious site located inside the limestone caves and rising 100 meters above ground level, the temples and caves are used for many Hindu festivals and pilgrimages The caves are dominated by the 42.7 meter high golden statue of Lord Murugan, a Hindu God, looking out over the city and appearing to guard the caves entrance. A steep 272 steps will then take you into the caves where you get some incredible views of the city skyline, and watch out for the monkeys frolicking around the area too!
The remainder of the day is free to enjoy more of the city. Pay a visit Berjaya Times Square and marvel at the incredible indoor roller-coaster, not to mention the more than 1000 shops and restaurants spread over its more than 10 floors. You could take a short taxi ride to watch the Changing of the Guards at the Royal Palace (Istana Negara) or visit the huge Masjid Negara (National Mosque of Malaysia).
Visit the Batu Caves and Temple
Petronas Towers – RM85 • KL Tower – From RM52 • Batu Caves – Entrance Free • Central Market – Free • Kampong Bharu Heritage Walk – Free • Hop on Hop off Bus – Prices Vary • National Museum – RM5 • Traders Skybar – Entry Free & Drink Prices Vary
1 night(s) in hotels at Ancasa Express or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
We then head to one of Malaysia's most popular destinations, Melaka. Historically famous for its importance as a trading port and it's commanding location on the strategic Straits of Malacca, it was also one of the most important shipping lanes in the world linking the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
Ruled in the past by the British, Dutch, Portuguese and finally Malaysia, Melaka is now a wonderful town centered around the beautiful red buildings of the Stadthuys and Dutch Square (Red Square). In 2008 the town was declared a World Heritage Site.
Whether you choose to take an evening river cruise, stroll along the famous 'Jonkers' Street or the aptly nicknamed 'Harmony Street' known for its unbridled harmony of religions and cultures located along its path, Melaka is a wonderful town to wander around. You could visit the many interesting museums including the Maritime Museum built in the shape of a ship, or learn about the local history of the Chinese-Malays.
Tonight we enjoy a rickshaw tour around the streets of Melaka. Adorned with flowers and more lights than a Christmas tree, often playing local or Bollywood Pop music these rickshaws are fun, crazy and a must do while in Melaka.
Rickshaw City Tour of Melaka
Cheng Hoon Teng – Free • Kampung Kling Mosque – Free • Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum – RM12 • Heritage Walk – Prices Vary (free one is available) • Museum of History and Ethnography – RM2 • Maritime Museum – RM3 • River Cruise – RM15 • Menara Taming Sari Observation Deck – RM20
1 night(s) in hotels at Hallmark Leisure or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
Today is a free day to continue exploring the coastal city of Melaka.
For those of you who enjoy exploring on two wheels you could hire a bike and cycle the town, experiencing the unique blend of colonial buildings, mosques and Buddhist temples. Cycling round every corner, you never know what you will find. Search out Cheng Hoon Teng Chinese Temple, which is the oldest of its kind in Malaysia.
Shop 'til you drop at the nearby shopping malls close to the hotel or unwind with a film at one of three English speaking Cinema multiplex. In the evening take advantage of a relaxing river cruise along the Melaka river as you pass through lighted bridges and past the bright lights of the city.
Cheng Hoon Teng – Free • Kampung Kling Mosque – Free • Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum – RM12 • Heritage Walk – Prices Vary (free one is available) • Museum of History and Ethnography – RM2 • Maritime Museum – RM3 • River Cruise – RM15 • Menara Taming Sari Observation Deck – RM20
1 night(s) in hotels at Hallmark Leisure or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
This morning we board a comfortable tourist bus and travel for around four hours to reach Singapore.
After check in, we enjoy a walking tour to Clarke Quay, Merlion Park, Marina Bay and the Raffles Hotel. Marina Bay is somewhat of an icon of Singapore - boasting the cities best hotels, skyscrapers and attractions.
Like any major city, the shopping is excellent here, whether it be high end designer shopping along the world famous Orchard Road, seeking those authentic spices in Little India or checking out the bargains in Chinatown, the history and multi-cultural infrastructure of Singapore means you can eat and shop till you drop.
Singapore restaurants are not the cheapest you will come across in South East Asia but if you also hit some of the market food stalls or the hawker centres you are sure to delight in an amazing selection of fresh, scrumptious food. In fact, Singapore was the first place to have its street food stalls listed in the Michelin restaurant guide!
Other must-sees in Singapore include the ArtScience Museum, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Gardens by the Bay and the impressive Kampong Glam.
Downtown and river walk to Clarke Quay, Merlion Park, Marina Bay and Raffles Hotel
Marina Bay – Free (light show every evening at 8pm) • Bumboat Ride – S$25 • Singapore Flyer – S$33 • Gardens of the Bay – Entry free but conservatories price vary • Marina Bay Observation Deck – S$23 • Singapore Botanic Gardens – Free • Little India, Chinatown and Kampong Glam Walking Tours – Free •
1 night(s) in hotels at Ibis Budget Singapore Selegie or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
Your adventure of a lifetime comes to an end today. If you have a late flight or have lengthened your stay by adding post tour accommodation you will have more time to explore the sights.
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