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Bangkok to Bali Adventure: Street Eats & Beaches

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18-to-Thirtysomethings

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Bangkok to Bali Adventure: Street Eats & Beaches
Now's the time to explore Thailand, Indonesia, and beyond on your terms with this tour that's affordable for young travellers. Bliss out on world-class Thai beaches, cool off in the Cameron Highlands of Malaysia, savour the street food and nightlife of Singapore, and breathe in some laid-back vibes among Bandung's waterfalls and hot springs, all before stretching your legs and hiking the Ancestor Trail to Mt Bromo. In this part of the world, you'll get to focus on your own adventure: pack your trip with everything you want and nothing you don't.

Highlights
Eat your way through a street food crawl in Bangkok, explore Khao Sok National Park, connect with locals during a scenic homestay, time to see Singapore your way, trek along the Ancestor Trail to Mt Bromo, visit Gitgit waterfall, chill out in scenic Gili T

Accommodation
Hotel (25 nts), sleeper train (1 nt), basic lodge (1 nt), Homestay (4 nts) and Camp dorms (2 nts).

Group Leader
CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout.

Group Size Notes
Max 18, avg 10.

Meals Included
29 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 4 dinners

What's Included
Your G for Good Moment: Kao Thep Pitak Community-Owned Farm & Meal, Ban Ta Khun Your G for Good Moment: Ngadas Homestay, Desa Ngadas Your G for Good Moment: Ancestor Trail Trek, Desa Ngadas Your G for Good Moment: Village Walk, Desa Ngadas Your G for Good Moment: Bali Community Training Lunch Program, Ubud Your Welcome Moment: Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group Your First Night Out Moment: Connect With New Friends Your Discover Moment: Bangkok Your Big Night Out Moment: Koh Samui, Koh Samui Your Local Living Moment: Chenderoh Lake Homestay, Chenderoh Lake Your Hands-On Moment: Surfing Lesson, Red Island Your Big Night Out Moment: Kuta Dance Party, Kuta Your Big Night Out Moment: Beach Celebration, Gili Trawangan. Angthong National Marine Park Visit. Orientation walk in Bandung. Entrance to Bromo Tengger Semeru NP. Mt Bromo crater walk. Sunrise hike to Mt Bromo viewpoint. Cooking class (Kubutambahan). Git Git waterfall visit. Monkey Forest visit. Two street food crawls. Internal flight. All transport between destinations and to/from included activities.

Interests
  • Culinary and Cooking
  • Surfing
  • Younger Travelers
33 Nights Starting At
December 26, 2024 through January 28, 2025
Book by:
December 22, 2024 7:00 PM
Itinerary Map
Itinerary Overview
Day 1
Day 9
Chenderoh Lake/Cameron Highlands
Day 16
Day 18
Yogyakarta
Day 19
Yogyakarta
Day 20
Yogyakarta/Ngadas
Day 21
Desa Ngadas/Bromo
Day 22
Bromo/Red Island
Day 23
Red Island
Day 24
Red Island/Pemuteran
Day 25
Pemuteran
Day 26
Pemuteran/Kuta
Day 27
Kuta
Day 28
Kuta/Kubutambahan
Day 29
Kubutambahan
Day 31
Day 33
Gili Trawangan
Day 34
Gili Trawangan
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Optional Activities
Bangkok- Wat Po Visit (3.50USD per person)- Grand Palace Visit (15USD per person)- Klong Riverboat Tour (30USD per person)- Royal Barge Museum (3.50USD per person)- Thai Massage (15-30USD per person)Khao Sok- Tubing (10USD per person)Ko Samui- Cooking Class (70USD per person)- Kayaking (3USD per person)- Ko Samui Boat Tour (50USD per person)- Water Skiing (20USD per person)- Stand Up Paddleboarding at Koh Samui (50USD per person)Koh Samui- Koh Samui Island Tour (15USD per person)George Town- Indian Street Visit- Penang Hill Visit- Clan Jetties Excursion- Penang Peranakan Museum Visit- Kek Lok Si Temple Visit- Khoo Kongsi VisitCameron Highlands- Rainforest ExpeditionKuala Lumpur- Islamic Arts Museum (15MYR per person)- Petronas Towers Visit (85MYR per person)- Orang Asli Museum Visit- Menara KL Tower (12USD per person)Gombak- Batu Caves VisitMelaka- Melaka Boat Tour (12USD per person)Singapore- Boat Quay Harbour Tour- Optional Welcome Meeting for Travellers on CombosGunung Mas- Gunung Mas Tea Plantation Visit (10USD per person)Borobudur- Borobudur Temple Complex Excursion (70USD per person)Yogyakarta- Taman Sari Water Castle Visit- Wayang Kulit Shadow Puppet Show- Kota Gede Visit- Kraton Palace Visit- Prambanan Hindu Temple Complex Excursion (30USD per person)Pemuteran- SnorkellingCanggu- Half Day Surf Class (45USD per person)Ubud- Kecak Dance Performance (20USD per person)- Puri Lukisan Museum (3USD per person)- Yoga Class- Organic Cooking ClassGunung Batur- Mt Batur Hike (650000IDR per person)Lovina Beach- Lovina Beach Snorkelling (7USD per person)Menjangan- Snorkelling Menjangan IslandGili Trawangan- Swimming- Yoga- Bali Express: Gili Trawangan to Kuta

Responsible Travel

Change the world just by having the time of your life.

We have always believed in the life-changing power of travel, but for that power to exist we need to travel the right way. Since the very beginning, G Adventures’ vision for travelling responsibly has meant giving back as much — if not more — than what you take away. Yes, travel should be incredibly fun (have you been on one of our tours?), but we also believe travel needs to be a force for good. For you, for local communities around the world, and for the world itself — we call it “community tourism.” See how we do it below.

A lot of companies use “sustainability” or “sustainable travel” to talk about exploring the world in a better way, but we’ve never been ones to follow in others’ footsteps or borrow out-dated ideas. Our commitment to making travel a force for good is different — so we call it G for Good.

It stands for all of the social, environmental, and ethical good we create as a business which helps to fuel community tourism. Which is… you ask? It means our tours are built on meaningful relationships with local communities and directly benefit the people and places we visit. Today, our definition of community tourism means that the communities we positively impact ripples far beyond these destinations, to include our employees, supplier and agent partners, small business owners, customers, social followers, and travellers like you.

G for Good is what makes us, us. With your help, we can make travel the force for good we’ve known it can be since our company was established over three decades ago.

Animal Welfare

G Adventures recognizes the importance of animal welfare. That’s why we have worked with experts from World Animal Protection, The Jane Goodall Institute and The World Cetacean Alliance to draw up a robust policy, which builds on the ABTA Global Welfare Guidelines for Animals in Tourism and puts the needs of animals first. We want to ensure that all animals featured on our tours are treated humanely.

Child Welfare

It is critical that no child is ever harmed as a result of tourism. Travellers have the power and responsibility to make a true impact in the communities they visit, and that’s why we actively work to ensure child welfare is protected in the places we operate. We were also the first global travel company to achieve Friend’s International ChildSafe certification.

Climate Action

With all the good global travel does for local communities, it’s an unfortunate truth that the industry produces environmentally harmful carbon dioxide. That’s why we signed the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism and got to work on halving our carbon footprint by 2030. Want to know exactly how we and our travellers are going about it? Read on to review our full Climate-Biodiversity Action Plan.

Respecting local cultures

Connecting curious travellers with Indigenous communities is an essential part of our identity at G Adventures. We are committed to respecting the rights, history, and culture of Indigenous people while ensuring that tourism supports their well-being.

Trees For Days

Go. Grow. Love.

Trees for Days, our latest initiative in partnership with Planeterra and Reforest, aims to spread love around the world — with trees! For each and every day a traveller is on an adventure with us, we grow a tree in their name. Armed with trees and a shovel, our mission is simple: to help communities around the world adapt to the growing impacts of climate change. Want to help spread the love with your very own grove of trees? All you need to do is book a trip — we’ll take care of the rest.

How do we spread love with trees? It’s easy.

With help from our partners, we work with local communities to grow and maintain our trees. Here’s how the magic unfolds:

You go on an adventure

As soon as your trip is booked and paid for, we start sourcing your tree bundle — one tree is grown for every day of your travels.

We grow your trees

Our reforesting process gets underway! We grow, maintain, and make sure your trees have all the love they need to thrive in their new environment.

Watch your love unfold

Want to see the difference you’re making? Log in to your G Adventures account to track how many trees you have grown, where they live and, if you’re in the mood, add a few more to your grove!

Optional Activities
Bangkok- Wat Po Visit (3.50USD per person)- Grand Palace Visit (15USD per person)- Klong Riverboat Tour (30USD per person)- Royal Barge Museum (3.50USD per person)- Thai Massage (15-30USD per person)Khao Sok- Tubing (10USD per person)Ko Samui- Cooking Class (70USD per person)- Kayaking (3USD per person)- Ko Samui Boat Tour (50USD per person)- Water Skiing (20USD per person)- Stand Up Paddleboarding at Koh Samui (50USD per person)Koh Samui- Koh Samui Island Tour (15USD per person)George Town- Indian Street Visit- Penang Hill Visit- Clan Jetties Excursion- Penang Peranakan Museum Visit- Kek Lok Si Temple Visit- Khoo Kongsi VisitCameron Highlands- Rainforest ExpeditionKuala Lumpur- Islamic Arts Museum (15MYR per person)- Petronas Towers Visit (85MYR per person)- Orang Asli Museum Visit- Menara KL Tower (12USD per person)Gombak- Batu Caves VisitMelaka- Melaka Boat Tour (12USD per person)Singapore- Boat Quay Harbour Tour- Optional Welcome Meeting for Travellers on CombosGunung Mas- Gunung Mas Tea Plantation Visit (10USD per person)Borobudur- Borobudur Temple Complex Excursion (70USD per person)Yogyakarta- Taman Sari Water Castle Visit- Wayang Kulit Shadow Puppet Show- Kota Gede Visit- Kraton Palace Visit- Prambanan Hindu Temple Complex Excursion (30USD per person)Pemuteran- SnorkellingCanggu- Half Day Surf Class (45USD per person)Ubud- Kecak Dance Performance (20USD per person)- Puri Lukisan Museum (3USD per person)- Yoga Class- Organic Cooking ClassGunung Batur- Mt Batur Hike (650000IDR per person)Lovina Beach- Lovina Beach Snorkelling (7USD per person)Menjangan- Snorkelling Menjangan IslandGili Trawangan- Swimming- Yoga- Bali Express: Gili Trawangan to Kuta

Change the world just by having the time of your life.

We have always believed in the life-changing power of travel, but for that power to exist we need to travel the right way. Since the very beginning, G Adventures’ vision for travelling responsibly has meant giving back as much — if not more — than what you take away. Yes, travel should be incredibly fun (have you been on one of our tours?), but we also believe travel needs to be a force for good. For you, for local communities around the world, and for the world itself — we call it “community tourism.” See how we do it below.

A lot of companies use “sustainability” or “sustainable travel” to talk about exploring the world in a better way, but we’ve never been ones to follow in others’ footsteps or borrow out-dated ideas. Our commitment to making travel a force for good is different — so we call it G for Good.

It stands for all of the social, environmental, and ethical good we create as a business which helps to fuel community tourism. Which is… you ask? It means our tours are built on meaningful relationships with local communities and directly benefit the people and places we visit. Today, our definition of community tourism means that the communities we positively impact ripples far beyond these destinations, to include our employees, supplier and agent partners, small business owners, customers, social followers, and travellers like you.

G for Good is what makes us, us. With your help, we can make travel the force for good we’ve known it can be since our company was established over three decades ago.

Animal Welfare

G Adventures recognizes the importance of animal welfare. That’s why we have worked with experts from World Animal Protection, The Jane Goodall Institute and The World Cetacean Alliance to draw up a robust policy, which builds on the ABTA Global Welfare Guidelines for Animals in Tourism and puts the needs of animals first. We want to ensure that all animals featured on our tours are treated humanely.

Child Welfare

It is critical that no child is ever harmed as a result of tourism. Travellers have the power and responsibility to make a true impact in the communities they visit, and that’s why we actively work to ensure child welfare is protected in the places we operate. We were also the first global travel company to achieve Friend’s International ChildSafe certification.

Climate Action

With all the good global travel does for local communities, it’s an unfortunate truth that the industry produces environmentally harmful carbon dioxide. That’s why we signed the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism and got to work on halving our carbon footprint by 2030. Want to know exactly how we and our travellers are going about it? Read on to review our full Climate-Biodiversity Action Plan.

Respecting local cultures

Connecting curious travellers with Indigenous communities is an essential part of our identity at G Adventures. We are committed to respecting the rights, history, and culture of Indigenous people while ensuring that tourism supports their well-being.

Go. Grow. Love.

Trees for Days, our latest initiative in partnership with Planeterra and Reforest, aims to spread love around the world — with trees! For each and every day a traveller is on an adventure with us, we grow a tree in their name. Armed with trees and a shovel, our mission is simple: to help communities around the world adapt to the growing impacts of climate change. Want to help spread the love with your very own grove of trees? All you need to do is book a trip — we’ll take care of the rest.

How do we spread love with trees? It’s easy.

With help from our partners, we work with local communities to grow and maintain our trees. Here’s how the magic unfolds:

You go on an adventure

As soon as your trip is booked and paid for, we start sourcing your tree bundle — one tree is grown for every day of your travels.

We grow your trees

Our reforesting process gets underway! We grow, maintain, and make sure your trees have all the love they need to thrive in their new environment.

Watch your love unfold

Want to see the difference you’re making? Log in to your G Adventures account to track how many trees you have grown, where they live and, if you’re in the mood, add a few more to your grove!

About G Adventures
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We’ve been the leaders in small group adventure travel for 30+ years. How’d we get here? By listening to our travellers and giving them what they want: flexible itineraries, freedom to explore, smaller groups, safety and peace of mind, and locally based guides who show you your destination in a way you’d miss travelling any other way. 

The trip of your dreams doesn’t need a Hollywood-sized budget or years of planning. Simply join a small group of like-minded travellers that, like you, are eager to experience all the things that make our world worth exploring.

Our guides are all CEOs.

At G Adventures, we don’t have tour guides — we have Chief Experience Officers. Our founder, Bruce Poon Tip, gave up his title as CEO because he felt they needed a proper title to reflect how integral they are to giving you an exceptional travel experience. (But don’t worry, they won’t be using any office attire or business jargon.)

Locally based = local experts.

Our CEOs are locally based, meaning they know the area you’re exploring like the back of their well-travelled hand. They plan visits around the best times to visit (or avoid) the most popular spots, can help you choose local restaurants, and generally give you great tips on the best things to experience. And since they usually speak the local language, they are your go-to resource for anything that comes up.

Local support. All. The. Time.

All CEOs are supported by our local operations teams 24/7. If something comes up that your CEO can’t help you with (however unlikely that is), the team nearby is there to support them in keeping you safe and happy.

Your experience is their focus.

We want you to have the time of your life — that’s why we hire the smartest, friendliest, bestest CEOs around. It’s their mission to make sure you return home feeling like your life has truly been changed.

Read More

About G Adventures

We’ve been the leaders in small group adventure travel for 30+ years. How’d we get here? By listening to our travellers and giving them what they want: flexible itineraries, freedom to explore, smaller groups, safety and peace of mind, and locally based guides who show you your destination in a way you’d miss travelling any other way. 

The trip of your dreams doesn’t need a Hollywood-sized budget or years of planning. Simply join a small group of like-minded travellers that, like you, are eager to experience all the things that make our world worth exploring.

Our guides are all CEOs.

At G Adventures, we don’t have tour guides — we have Chief Experience Officers. Our founder, Bruce Poon Tip, gave up his title as CEO because he felt they needed a proper title to reflect how integral they are to giving you an exceptional travel experience. (But don’t worry, they won’t be using any office attire or business jargon.)

Locally based = local experts.

Our CEOs are locally based, meaning they know the area you’re exploring like the back of their well-travelled hand. They plan visits around the best times to visit (or avoid) the most popular spots, can help you choose local restaurants, and generally give you great tips on the best things to experience. And since they usually speak the local language, they are your go-to resource for anything that comes up.

Local support. All. The. Time.

All CEOs are supported by our local operations teams 24/7. If something comes up that your CEO can’t help you with (however unlikely that is), the team nearby is there to support them in keeping you safe and happy.

Your experience is their focus.

We want you to have the time of your life — that’s why we hire the smartest, friendliest, bestest CEOs around. It’s their mission to make sure you return home feeling like your life has truly been changed.

Read More

Prices are per-person based on double occupancy, unless otherwise noted.