Listing ID: 49509
10 Jours, Plages, Îles Et Jungles (Thaïlande)
The Beaches, Islands and Jungles Adventure présente certains de nos endroits préférés dans le sud de la Thaïlande. Nous commençons cette aventure au bord du lac de l'un des plus beaux parcs nationaux de Thaïlande, en profitant des vues et des sons d'un parc national de Khao Sok. Nous nous dirigeons ensuite vers la côte thaïlandaise d'Andaman où nous explorons les plages légendaires, les îles Durée: 240 Hours (approx.)Annulation Facile - Annuler 3 jours avant pour un remboursement complet
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The Beaches, Islands and Jungles Adventure présente certains de nos endroits préférés dans le sud de la Thaïlande. Nous commençons cette aventure au bord du lac de l’un des plus beaux parcs nationaux de la Thaïlande, se plongeant dans les images et les sons d’une jungle tropicale luxuriante abondent avec des possibilités d’aventure. Nous nous dirigeons ensuite vers la côte thaïlandaise d’Andaman où nous explorons les plages légendaires, les îles et les montagnes karstiques de la province de Krabi. Flottez à travers la forêt le long d’une rivière paresseuse, plongez à votre porte dans un lac cristallin, profitez de certaines des meilleures escalades du monde, ou faites la fête toute la nuit sur les plus belles plages que vous ayez jamais vues. Les options ne s’arrêtent certainement pas là sur ce voyage de 10 jours bourré de curiosités et d’opportunités infinies pour profiter de l’aventure de toute une vie.
Khao Sok: La plupart des gens voyagent en Thaïlande pour visiter les îles et les plages immaculées qui parsèment le sud du pays, ou les rues animées de Bangkok. Les rivières et les lacs ne sont pas souvent les premières choses à venir, mais Khao Sok défie le statu quo en offrant l’une des destinations les plus impressionnantes du pays. Niché entre le golfe de Thaïlande et la mer d’Andaman sur la péninsule continentale est la plus grande zone de forêt tropicale vierge en Thaïlande, une zone qui est plus ancienne et encore plus diversifiée biologiquement que l’Amazonie.
Découvrez les singes en train de flotter sur une rivière paresseuse à travers une forêt tropicale luxuriante, explorez les superbes falaises karstiques et les eaux émeraude du lac Cheow Lan, partez à la découverte des espèces rares de la jungle, puis rafraîchissez-vous sous une cascade bassin. Khao Sok a beaucoup à offrir aux amoureux de la nature et aux amateurs d’aventure. Il n’est pas rare que les gens nous disent que c’était leur partie préférée de leur aventure avec nous.
Koh Phi Phi: Les chances sont si vous avez déjà eu un ami ou un membre de la famille qui a visité la Thaïlande, vous avez vu des photos de Koh Phi Phi sur leurs comptes de médias sociaux. Ce n’est pas seulement parce que Koh Phi Phi est l’une des destinations les plus visitées de toute l’Asie du Sud-Est, mais aussi parce que c’est l’une des îles les plus belles et pittoresques du monde. Koh Phi Phi a connu un boom en popularité depuis le début des années 2000 et est devenu un endroit de choix pour de nombreux voyageurs thaïlandais.
Koh Phi Phi est en fait composé de deux îles principales. La plus petite île de Phi Phi Lei abrite la magnifique baie de Maya, vedette du film “The Beach”, que beaucoup considèrent comme la plus belle plage du monde. La plus grande île de Phi Phi Don est la seule île habitée des deux, accueillant tous les visiteurs de l’île. Ici vous trouverez des plages de sable blanc bordées de palmiers et de belles eaux bleues claires entourées de superbes falaises vertes, ainsi que l’une des scènes de vie nocturne les plus vibrantes, animées et folles de l’Asie du Sud-Est.
Railay Beach est un endroit très beau et totalement décontracté. Situé dans la célèbre province de Krabi en Thaïlande, Railay n’est pas une île mais une péninsule. Railay n’a pas de routes ou de voitures, et ne peut être accessible que par bateau. Des sentiers pédestres se promènent à travers les falaises, reliant les 3 plages principales et une 4ème à une courte randonnée. Dans leur isolement relatif, Railay a développé une culture décontractée unique en son genre. Les superbes falaises de calcaire qui isolent Railay du continent les ont aidées à développer une réputation comme l’une des meilleures destinations d’escalade en Asie avec une escalade adaptée à tous les niveaux d’expérience. Cela est devenu une très grande partie de la culture locale ici à Railay, tout comme les bars reggae qui parsèment la plage de Railay East.
Passez la journée à apprendre à grimper, à faire du kayak autour de la péninsule, à vous rendre à l’un des magnifiques points de vue ou au fameux «lagon caché» ou à passer la journée à vous détendre sur l’une des superbes plages de Railay.
- Que Vas-Tu Faire
Vous arriverez à Surat Thani en début d'après-midi le jour 1, où votre chef d'aventure Far Out attendra à l'aéroport. Nous sautons dans un minibus et nous dirigeons directement vers le parc national de Khao Sok, notre première destination. Après une courte rencontre et un bon repas pendant le déjeuner, nous avons la bonne humeur qui coule alors que nous emballons les glacières et prenons la rivière pour un après-midi de tubing. Jour 2, vous passerez l'une des journées les plus incroyables de votre voyage à explorer le magnifique lac Cheow Lan. Prenez un kayak et frappez l'eau, puis faites une randonnée à travers l'une des forêts pluviales les plus diversifiées au monde, en passant par les grottes, les superbes piscines forestières et les cascades. Khao Sok est toujours un grand plaisir pour la foule.Jour 4 nous quittons Khao Sok dans un minibus privé qui nous emmène à la jetée à Krabi, dans le sud de la Thaïlande. De là, nous embarquons à bord d'un ferry pour notre prochaine destination, les îles Phi Phi. Ici vous pouvez profiter de plongée de classe mondiale et de plongée, excursions en île, point de vue, la baie Maya rendue célèbre par le film "The Beach" (excursion d'une journée incluse), et bien sûr la célèbre scène de nuit Phi Phi qui rivalise avec meilleur dans toute l'Asie du Sud-Est.
Le jour 7 nous embarquons un ferry rapide de l'embarcadère à Phi Phi pour la promenade de 75 minutes à Railay Beach. Railay est en fait composé de 3 plages (bien, 4 techniquement) qui sont entourées de superbes falaises de calcaire déchiquetées. Le bateau est le seul moyen d'accéder à ce magnifique petit paradis sans routes ni voitures. Connu pour son escalade de classe mondiale et ses plages de renommée mondiale, Railay est un endroit suprêmement beau avec une culture locale super unique et décontractée.
De Railay nous prenons un court trajet en bateau de 15 minutes à Ao Nang où nous prenons un minibus privé à l'aéroport de Krabi. Plutôt que de vous raser une journée en bus ou en train, nous vous ramenons à Bangkok pour que nous puissions profiter de notre dernière nuit en Thaïlande. Une fois dans la grande ville, nous traitons le groupe à une ronde de boissons chaudes à notre maison d'hôtes, puis nous avons frappé Khao San Rd pour une fête d'envoi épique!
- Ce Qui Est Inclus
Dîner de bienvenueForfait d'accueil Far Out: Il y a un guide d'information sur le voyage, un souper de bienvenue et quelques cadeaux de bienvenue pour vous garder à l'aise dans votre aventure Far Out.
Pas un seul, mais deux dirigeants bien informés et amusants qui connaissent le terrain et vous aideront à faire en sorte que vous passiez le meilleur moment de votre vie, tous les jours de votre voyage.
Tous les hébergements pendant votre voyage. Nous avons parcouru nos destinations pour les meilleurs hébergements de groupe disponibles. Nous recherchons toujours la combinaison parfaite d'environnement, de confort, de plaisir, de service amical et de sécurité.
Tous les transports entre les destinations et les activités incluses.
Au moins une activité Far Out dans chaque destination que nous visitons, normalement les principales activités «must do». La visite des plages de 10 jours, des îles et des jungles comprend les activités suivantes.
- Khao Sok Lake & Rain forest Aventure w / déjeuner et collations incl.
- Rain Forest River Tubing Aventure
- Randonnée dans les grottes
- Randonnées dans Railay et Koh Phi Phi
- Excursion en bateau à la baie de Maya w / snorkeling et déjeuner
- Ce Qui N’est Pas Inclus
Dépenser de l'argentActivités supplémentaires / facultatives
Visas de voyage (30 visa à l'arrivée disponible pour la plupart des nationalités arrivant par avion.S'il vous plaît contacter votre consulat thaïlandais local ou l'ambassade pour plus d'informations.)
Nourriture et boissons (sauf celles mentionnées dans Qu'est-ce qui est inclus)
Transport pour les activités personnelles / facultatives non incluses dans le tour.
- FAQ
Why should I travel with Far Out Adventures?
We have designed a group backpacking trip that offers you the freedom and options to choose and experience your adventure exactly the way you would like to. We are a network of travellers who have been all over SE Asia for the last 9 years, so we have a lot of experience in the places we travel to. We know everything you need to know to help you design the experience of a lifetime.
What kind of overall experience will I have on my Far Out Adventure?
We don’t like to blown our own horn too often, but it is not unreasonable when you travel with Far Out Adventures, to expect to have an amazing journey full of life changing experiences with amazing people in some of the most beautiful places on earth!! Each and every one of our adventures is designed to immerse you in the beauty, culture and history of our locations, while providing you access to all the best activities and amenities, along with the freedom to choose what you want to do. That way you get the most out of your trip and you get to spend your time doing the things that interest you most.
Our travel concept is not to sell you a package where we have decided how the group will spend their time, but to help you design the best experience for you. At Far Out Adventures we feel like this is your trip, and our job is to make life easy on by making sure that your only concern on this trip is how much fun you are going to have today.
Our trips are light on itinerary and heavy on choice. Our trip leaders are also very knowledgeable and experienced in the areas we travel to, so no matter what you have on your list that needs accomplishing, we will have the time and expertise to help you do and see anything you have your mind set on. Even if there is a location somewhere not included on our itinerary that you want to take a couple days to explore on your own, our trip leaders will be able to help you plan any such side getaways and get you back to the group safely and easily to enjoy the rest of your journey.
And as for the people you will be travelling with, your group will be made up mostly of like-minded folks who are all out here for more or less the same reason you are; to experience something beautiful, new and exciting and to expand and broaden our world perspectives. One of the best things about travelling with a group of fun loving like minded people is that in a matter of days you will find yourself making a number of new friendships that will last a lifetime.
In short, travelling with Far Out Adventures is an amazingly exciting, dynamic, and worry-free travel experience that is every bit a personal journey custom tailored to your needs as it is a group experience. We take you to some of the best places on earth, with some of the most amazing people you’ll ever meet and give you the freedom to enjoy your trip doing the things you enjoy doing.
Will I get to experience other cultures?
In our opinion, and in our own experience, immersing yourself in new cultures is one of the most rewarding parts of travelling, so on our trips we give you plenty of opportunity to do just that. Whether you’re learning about a country’s history as we explore ancient temples, eating authentic local food, hanging with the locals in some of their favorite spots, or learning some of the local language, the opportunities to have authentic and meaningful interactions with local people and cultures is plentiful on our adventures.
Is this going to be a party trip?
Our trips are not designed to be party trips per se. Our focus is and always has been sharing our favorite travel destinations with others and helping you have the trip of a lifetime, whatever that entails for you. That being said, when people get together in beautiful sunny destinations with a shared interest in beautiful places and awesome times, it’s inevitable that some partying is going to happen.
That being said, our destinations have LOTS to offer for the night owl AND the day adventurer alike. If partying isn’t your thing you will never be at a loss for ways to have an amazing time. One of the great things about travelling in a group is that there are always people doing different things, so however you prefer to spend your time and socialize there will be plenty of opportunities to do so with like minded people.
We do occasionally plan parties for the group in certain destinations, but needless to say drinking is always optional and not necessary to have a great time. If partying is a concern of yours, we assure you there is no reason to worry. There will be lots of ways to fill your days with fun, and our trip leaders always put just as much emphasis on enjoying the surrounding environment and taking in the local history and culture, as they do on anything else.
I see there is a lot of free time. How much do additional activities cost?
We don’t load your daily itinerary with included activities essentially because we don’t want you paying for activities that you may have no interest in doing. That’s not to say that you will have nothing to do most of the time, because there will be loads of options available to you. We just want to make sure you have the best time possible, doing only the kinds of things you want to do. That’s why we only include 1 awesome activity in each place we go. We pick the one big thing that basically everybody wants to see/do in each place we go to, so we can be reasonably certain that everybody will be able to participate and enjoy it.
In terms of your overall budget, we can give you a pretty good idea at faroutadventures.ca/about/your-travel-budget where we offer a general breakdown of costs for meals drinks, shopping, activities, etc based on your specific trip.
What’s the average age of trip participant? Is there a maximum age?
Our trips are designed for 18-30 somethings. This is due mostly to the inherently active nature of our trips, which are admittedly a little more physically demanding than your typical group tour. We do a lot of walking, climbing, hiking and the such in some very hot temperatures, which can be a challenge for some. Within that age range the majority of our guests seem to fall in the 23-29 range.
That being said, we believe that anyone who is up to the task should have the opportunity to participate, so we do occasionally accept travellers outside of that range, as long as they are comfortable undertaking the inherently active nature of our trips.
How many people are normally in a group?
Groups sizes can vary quite a bit depending on the tour and the time of year, but are typically between 8-14 guests plus 2 guides.
How do I meet up with my group?
Whether you are flying on your own or we are arranging your flight for you, we will send you an email after booking detailing the process for meeting with your group leader. In general, it is a very simple process. We will have a facebook group set up for each and all of our tours detailing the itinerary and including instructions for meeting at the arrival destination.
Airport pick up is generally free. All customers on flights booked by Far Out will be picked up at the airport with their fellow group members and transported to their accommodation free of charge. For customers booking their own flights we will make every effort to have a guide meet you and pick you up for free. If not possible due to schedule, we will give you all the necessary information and assistance to make your transportation from the airport to our accommodation simple and worry free.
Will there be Wi-Fi access?
Wi-Fi access is largely available everywhere you go nowadays, and our trip destinations are no exception. Wi-Fi is available at all our accommodations, as well as most bars and restaurants, so you can post all the awesome jealousy inducing pics you want, and mom and dad don’t have to worry about being able to contact you.
Are there a lot of early mornings?
There may be a few early mornings on days we need to catch a train or boat or something of the sort, but for the most part you are free to get up whenever you please. It’s your trip and we won’t tell you when it’s time for you to get out of bed.
Will it rain a lot?
You have probably heard of terms like “wet season” or “dry season” used to describe the weather in warm places. While there are certainly seasonal weather patterns, we would be hesitant to say it never rains during dry season, or it always rains during wet season. While you are certainly likely to see more cloudless days during dry season, you still get plenty of beautiful days during wet season and when it rains its usually only for a few minutes and then the sun is back out. The other bonus to wet season is that the vegetation is lush and beautiful, and things like rivers and waterfalls are flowing at their full potential (perfect for tubing).
It is usually said that there are 3 main seasons in Thailand. Hot, monsoon (wet) and cool.
The hot season runs from March through June, with April and May being the hottest months of the year.
The monsoon season can bring heavy rains and rough seas. This season can vary from year to year, and also varies from the west side of Thailand (Andaman side) and the east side (Gulf side). On the Andaman side Monsoon season can start as early as April or May, although the “official” beginning is considered to be June, and can last all the way until October sometimes, when the temperatures generally cool. In the far south the rains often don’t stop till November. On the Gulf side monsoon season is totally different. It can start as early as October, but officially begins in November, and lasts as late as May.
Rain isn’t constant in the monsoon season, and in the early months it can actually be quite sporadic, raining for 1 or 2 hours in the afternoon or morning, then drying out. However, when it does rain it rains pretty hard. Late in the season is when it rains heaviest and most consistently. Flooding sometimes occurs at this time of year.
The cool season normally lasts from November to February. For visitors, it will still feel quite hot during cool season. The North and Northeast of the country can get a bit chilly in December.
What’s The Best Time To Book?
The simple answer to this question is, as soon as you can. We operate a small number of trips with limited space, so trips can fill up fast. For most of our trips we are able to accept reservations up to 2 weeks prior to departure as long as there is still availability, but we generally recommend booking at least 3 months before your planned departure to allow us and yourself time to prepare for your trip, especially if you need help booking flights or need to arrange a payment plan. Booking early will also ensure you aren’t planning a 20 day adventure of a lifetime, only to find out you waited just a bit too long and now the trip is full.
What should I bring for luggage?
Whatever works best for you will be fine, but we are big believers in the efficacy of the backpack. There are times on certain trips when we may have to walk a little to get to our accommodations, sometimes over sand, or up stairs, so our trip leaders personally prefer backpacks because its easier than dragging a suitcase. That being said you can bring whatever kind of luggage you are comfortable with. We do suggest bringing at least a small “day” bag or backpack.
How much spending money should I bring?
Ultimately the amount of spending money you will need will depend on the country you are travelling to and your own spending preferences. In general though, a minimum of about 25 EUROS a day is recommended for food, drink and basic necessities. It is POSSIBLE to eat for less than that, but you don’t always want to be eating street food or burning time hunting down the cheapest menu in town. If you want to partake in a few additional activities, do some shopping, and indulge in a few drinks in the evenings, then we would recommend increasing your budget accordingly.
Do I need to tip my tour leaders/guides/drivers?
At Far Out Adventures, we do not accept tips. Our Leaders are there to show you a good time and be your friend and we do have a pretty good time doing it. The job itself is reward enough, and we would rather you to keep your money for having an awesome time. As far as the drivers and day tour guides we use along the way, we do believe in rewarding good service, and our trip leaders always tip well on behalf of the whole group.
What should I pack?
After you register and pay your deposit, we will send you a welcome email detailing your booking information and offering tips on how to prepare and pack for your trip. We go by the old adage “less is more”. You don’t want to lug around a heavy bag full of clothes, only half of which you’ll end up wearing. We recommend packing a few changes of clothes and leaving space in your bag so you have room to bring things back home. Laundry services are available everywhere we go.
When do I receive more detailed information regarding my trip?
After you have registered for your trip and paid your deposit, we will send you a welcome email outlining everything you need to know for your trip, including a trip preparation guide and your exact itinerary outlining the places you will go, the dates you’ll be there, how you’ll get there, and where you will stay.
You will also be invited to join a facebook group for your specific tour, where you can meet and introduce yourself to your fellow group participants, as well as access important information about your trip.
Will I need a passport?
Yes, you will need a passport with at least 6 months validity from the date of your return to travel internationally with Far Out Adventures. Application times for Canadian passports vary so it is best to apply for one asap if you do not have one yet.
Will I need any travel visas?
Visa requirements are different for every country we go to and are usually specific to the nationality of the traveller. Contact the closest embassy or consulate of the country you are travelling to for specific tourist visa requirements.
Will I need to get travel insurance?
Everyone who travels with Far Out Adventures must provide proof of travel insurance before departing for their trip. Please contact us if you have any questions about insurance.
Will my allergies or other health problems prevent me from participating?
We know first hand the difficulties that travelling with allergies presents, but it has never stopped us from getting out and seeing the world. We have personally found google translate to be our biggest ally in the battle against allergies. If you inform us of your allergies, we will make sure to have a print out stating your allergies in the local language so that we can inform the person taking your food or beverage order can communicate your needs to the kitchen.
Following are couple of basic tips for those travelling with allergies.
1) If you have an epi-pen, bring it with you and carry it at all times. Be sure to inform your group leader of its existence and provide them any necessary instructions in the event it is needed. There will be a place to keep it cold in all of our accommodations.
2) Make sure you inform your fellow group members about your allergy and where to find your medication in the event of an emergency. This is important in the event you go on day trips without your guides.
We ask that you let us know about any health concerns you have that may potentially affect your enjoyment of your trip, so that we can properly assist you and help you avoid any health problems in paradise.
What happens if I get sick or hurt?
While it is luckily not very common, one of the unfortunately realities of travelling is that sometimes people do get or hurt or sick. Our Trip Leaders always carry a list of all medical centers and hospitals located in or near the destinations we travel to. They are also trained in first aid, and carry a first aid kit with them.
In the rare event that a traveller requires medical attention, we will immediately have one of the two trip leaders escort them to the hospital or medical center to assist them with the insurance prosses and whatever else is required, such as helping the traveller get in contact with anyone they may need to inform of the situation back home.
Minor illnesses like traveller’s diarrhea are more common and generally caused by eating something your stomach isn’t used to like spicy food, or food that has been prepared differently, or something weird and exotic that caught your eye, like fried crickets or insect larvae. While it can be a pain in the butt (pun intended), you will always have access to bathrooms and if we have to make a pit stop along the way, it’s no problem at all. Shit happens (pun intended) and it happens to even the most seasoned travellers.
