Price:$60.00
Cham Island with Snorkeling Tour (Combined Tour)
Code: MT006
Description
Price per person in USD
| Group size (Pax) | Minimum 2 paxs |
| Price (USD) | 60 |
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Your Hotel | ||||||
| DEPARTURE TIME | 08:00 AM (at your Hotel in Hoi An) | ||||||
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Itinerary
- 08:00-08:30: Minivan pick up for customer at the hotel in Hoi An
- 08:40: Reach the pier & board the boat
- 08:50: Departure from the pier to reach the Marine Protected Areas of Cham Island.
- 10:00-11:00: Enjoy snorkeling under supervision of our guide with full equipment provided
- 11:00-11:45: Surface interval. Water, coffee, tea and snack available on board.
- 12:00-13:00: Make second snorkeling at second spot.
- 13:15: Boat leaving for Bai Chong tropical beach for lunch and relax
- 14:00: Enjoy lunch on beach: meat or vegetarian option (water is provided during lunch)
- Afternoon chill out, relax on beach: hammocks free, swimming from the beach
- 15:30: Departure from the beach to return to mainland
- 16:45-17:00: Boat lands in Cua Dai pier. Minivan drop customer off at hotel.
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