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Brunei to Bali

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Dates Deck + Cabin Type
Category 1/ A-Deck Category 2/ Main Category 3/ Main Category 4/ Lido Category 5/ Bridge Category 6/ Balcony Suite Owners Suite
- Rates are quoted in U.S. dollars and represent costs per person, double occupancy. Request the Twin Share Program where you are matched with a cabin mate of the same gender. Even if a cabin mate is not found for you, no single supplement will be charged.
-Cabins are available for single occupancy between 1.6-1.7 times the double occupancy rate. The supplement for a suite is 2 times the shared rate.
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Day 1 Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam

Arrive in Bandar Seri Begawan and transfer to the hotel for an afternoon at leisure. Gather this evening for a welcome dinner and briefing, overnight at the hotel.

Day 2 Bandar Seri Begawan / Muara / Embark Odyssey

Today tour the sultanate of Brunei, a small monarchy encompassing both the capital city of Bandar Seri Begawan and villages. Visit the Brunei Museum with its displays of tribal artifacts and Islamic art and the Royal Regalia Building which highlights the history and memorabilia of the Sultan’s family legacy. Make a photo stop at one of Brunei’s most magnificent mosques and the Sultan’s Palace. After lunch board boats for a tour of a “water village” where you will visit a traditional Malay home. Continue to the port of Muara to embark the Odyssey.

Day 3 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

Visit the highlights of Kota Kinabalu, the capital of Sabah, including the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower, Sabah State Mosque, and the Sahah Museum. The Heritage Village displays replicas of traditional houses and the colorful costumes of the people of North Borneo. Or, travel to the countryside for a cultural tour of traditional Batangan Village followed by a mangrove cruise. Return to the ship for lunch and spend the afternoon at sea, as your lecture series begins.

Day 4 Sandakan

This morning drive through the modern city of Sandakan, set on a beautiful natural harbor. Pass colorful markets and a water village on your way to an area of lowland rain forest, home to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Center. Here, beneath a cathedral-like canopy, watch young orangutans as they swing through the trees to a feeding platform. These gentle arboreal apes, often orphans, are rehabilitated and taught to live in the wild before eventual release into their natural habitat.

Day 5 Tarakan, Kalimantan, Indonesia

Arrive in the oil-producing city of Tarakan this afternoon and board local boats for the journey up the Kayan river to visit a traditional Dayak village. The Dayak are native to Borneo, and includes over 200 river- and hill-dwelling ethnic sub-groups, each with its own dialect, customs, and culture. On arrival enjoy a warm greeting by decorated villagers in beaded ceremonial attire and elaborate headwear who perform songs and dances.

Day 6 Kakaban Island

On beautiful Kakaban Island, have the unique opportunity to snorkel in a crater lake filled with stingless jellyfish. Explore the waters surrounding this uninhabited island paradise, where snorkelers and divers find iridescent reefs covered with gorgonian sea fans and barrel sponges, beautiful nudibranchs, giant clams, and the unusual ghost pipefish.

Day 7 At Sea

Attend lectures where your naturalists and historians add insight to cultural and natural encounters.

Days 8-9 Toraja, Sulawesi Island

From Pare Pare, drive into Sulawesi for a two-day exploration of Toraja. As you ascend, the terrain turns into rugged mountains towering over valleys lush with terraced rice paddies, bamboo groves, and grazing water buffalos. The Toraja bury their dead in graves chiseled into vertical cliffsides; beside these honeycombed graves are life-like wooden effigies, providing a receptacle for their souls to guard the gravesites. Walk through several villages and investigate the gravesites, markets, and ornate rice barns of the region. Meals and overnight are at your hotel. The following day, tour more traditional villages as you descend 4,000 feet to the east coast where you will reboard your ship in Papolo in the evening.

Day 10 Tiger Islands

Your lecture series continues as you sail toward the Tiger Islands. Spend the afternoon snorkeling and diving among colorful coral reefs.

Day 11 Komodo Island

Komodo National Park is a sanctuary for the fabled prehistoric giant monitor lizard, the Komodo dragon. Walk along a forested pathway to a viewing area for a close inspection of these reptiles which grow up to 10 feet in length and weigh up to 300 pounds. The surrounding forest is home to Javan rusa deer, the favorite prey of the Komodo dragons, as well as elegant yellow-crested cockatoos. In the afternoon enjoy snorkeling, diving, or a glass-bottom boat ride over the undersea spectacle off splendid “pink beach.”

Day 12 Sumba Island

Sumba is known for its unique high-peaked architecture, colorful dyed batiks, and elegant woven ikats. At Wanokaredi Village be greeted with a merapu, welcome ceremony, and enjoy a cultural performance of singing and drumming. Then attend one of Indonesia’s most unusual traditions — the pasola. This show of horsemanship includes elaborate mock battle scenes, hurling long spears while riding bareback astride galloping horses. Spend the afternoon snorkeling or diving over the fringing reefs.

Day 13 Satonda Island / Sumbawa Island

This morning stop at deserted Satonda, a small circular island that is the ancient cone of a volcano. Snorkel over enchanting reefs that boast more than 64 species of coral, or ascend the ridge to view the island’s interior sacred lake. Return to the ship for lunch as your captain positions to Sumbawa Island.

Soaring above the landscape on Sumbawa’s north coast, is the massive Tambora Volcano whose 1815 eruption was the largest in recorded history. Zodiacs take you ashore to the small village of Kenanga, home to about 500 traditional Muslim fishermen and their families. You will be greeted with drumming, dancing, and a pole-climbing competition.

Day 14 Benoa, Bali / Disembark / Ubud

For centuries, Bali has captivated the imagination of artists, writers, and travelers with its landscapes of emerald terraced rice fields backdropped by the sacred volcano of Mt. Batur. Disembark in the port of Benoa and drive to Ubud, surrounded by the sacred Monkey Forest, where a large artisan community displays their talents in painting, sculpture, silver-working, and batik. After lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy time at leisure for strolling among the countless galleries, small museums, and artisans’ workshops. Transfer to your hotel in the late afternoon for dinner and overnight.

Day 15 Bali / Return Home

Transfer to the airport for independent flights home.

Itinerary Notes

Included:
All gratuities; accommodations in hotels and on board the Odyssey as outlined in the itinerary; all onboard meals; all group meals on land; arrival and departure transfers on group dates; services of the expedition staff, including lectures, briefings, slide/film shows; all group activities and excursions; landing and port fees; $50,000 of medical expense coverage and $75,000 in emergency evacuation insurance.*

Not Included:
All air transportation; excess baggage charges; airport arrival and departure taxes; transfers for independent arrivals and departures; passport and/or visa fees; baggage/trip cancellation insurance; items of a personal nature such as laundry, bar charges, alcoholic beverages, e-mail/Internet/fax/telephone charges.

Deposit & Payment

Initial deposit is 30% cruise cost, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card. We accept Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, and Discover. Alternatively, you can send a check to our Missoula, Montana, office or register online at: https://www.adventure-life.com/forms/fourways.php

Final payment is due 130 days prior to departure.

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Cancellation Policy

Days Prior to departureFee
120 days or more$950 per person
119-60 days55% cruise cost
59-0 days100% cruise cost

Odyssey (ZE)

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    Ship Highlights
  • Passengers : 110

One of the finest adventure ships afloat, the Odyssey is a 110-passenger luxury expedition vessel, ideally suited for cruising in off-the-beaten-path locales. On all Odyssey expeditions, guests have access to a fleet of Zodiacs, which allows remote landings anywhere nature or curiosity dictates.

All cabins on a Clipper Odyssey cruise have an ocean view, safe, minibar, individually controlled heat/air conditioner, in-room music system, and sitting area with sofa. Beds can be configured for twin or queen-size sleeping arrangements, and all cabins have an en suite bathroom complete with shower and small bathtub. In the comfort of their cabin, passengers can track the progress of their expedition on the Global Positioning System broadcast—a highlight of a Odyssey voyage for adventure-minded guests.

Additional facilities include a gourmet kitchen featuring American and international cuisine, dining room, lounge, small library and gym, outdoor pool, and gift shop. An elevator services all passenger cabin decks.

A fleet of Zodiac landing craft can be launched in minutes to take passengers ashore in places where no infrastructure exists. The vessel is equipped with state-of-the-art satellite navigation and communication equipment including telephone, fax, and email.

An outdoor swimming pool, dedicated jogging track, and two sun decks offer ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. Inside, the spacious public areas of the ship include two lounges, a small library, and a single seating dining room.

An experienced cruise staff, physician, and onboard lecturers accompany all voyages to enhance the passengers’ enjoyment of the places visited.

All meals are prepared to order on board. The ship's chefs, graduates of the finest American culinary schools, combine the highest quality American ingredients with the influences and spices of the places the Odyssey visits. The resulting "fusion cuisine" provides a taste of the destinations visited.

Cabins
Cabin Cat 1Category 1/ A-Deck
A Deck, Outside Double Cabin with sitting area, portholes. Approx. 185 sqft
Cabin Cat 2, 3Category 2/ Main
Forward Main Deck, Outside Double Cabin with sitting area and a window. Approx. 175 sqft
Cabin Cat 2, 3Category 3/ Main
Main Deck, Outside Double Cabin with sitting area and a window. Approx. 175 sqft
Cabin Cat 4Category 4/ Lido
Lido Deck, Outside Double Cabin with sitting area and a window. Approx. 175 sqft
Cabin Cat 5Category 5/ Bridge
Bridge Deck, Outside Double Cabin with sitting area and a window. Approx. 230 sqft
Cabin Cat 6Category 6/ Balcony Suite
Bridge Deck, Outside Suite with private veranda. Approx. 230 sqft
Owners SuiteOwners Suite
Bridge Deck, Outside Suite with separate bedroom and private veranda. Approx. 310 sqft
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