Around the World from London for £881! California, Hawaii, Japan, China, Malaysia, Bali, Lombok, Australia and Singapore!
Visit 10 amazing destinations!
Don’t miss this chance and book your fantastic round the world trip from London for only £881 and visit 10 amazing destinations in California, Hawaii, Japan, China, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore!
The first stop in your trip will be California! From sunny surf beaches to spectacular national parks, the Golden State has plenty on offer for visitors. With the world’s tallest trees, magical theme parks and dramatic landscapes, it is no wonder that California attracts millions of visitors from all over the globe. For more, go to Destination Fly4free: California >>
Ready for some paradisiacal sights? Hawaii is the perfect destination for those who like beaches, surf, wild landscapes, all within an archipelago with a unique history an culture.
Time to head to Japan! Osaka is a city that blends the traditional with the hyper-modern, presenting both with a distinctly local flavor. Embracing both nature and consumerism, Osaka seeks to take this combination to new heights by creating eco-friendly, futuristic spaces that sit alongside its shrines, temples, and castles from long-ago. Enjoy the balance of contrasts Osaka has to offer: from the busy shopping district of Umeda via delicious food stalls to the gentle serenity of the Castle Park – make the most of your time in this vibrant, merry city that is responsible for so much of Japan’s best food, culture, and architecture.
After Japan, time to head to China! Shanghai is the city with the largest population in the entire world, so expect to see people wherever you go here. There’s plenty to see within this popular tourist destination renowned for its historical landmarks such as The Bund, City God Temple and Yu Garden as well as Lujiazui skyline, many skyscrapers and major museums.
Fly to Malaysia and discover a country full of contrasts. From the skyscrapers of its capital, Kuala Lumpur, to the idyllic fishing villages or the incredible fauna and flora of Borneo to spectacular beaches. If you have an adventurous spirit, the country is also a great destination for activities such as diving, trekking or kite surfing!
Next stop: Indonesia, and here you will visit not one, but two amazing destinations! Long overshadowed by its superstar neighbour across the Lombok Strait there’s a steady hum about Lombok that catches the ear of travellers looking for something different from Bali. Blessed with exquisite white-sand beaches, epic surf, a lush forested interior, and hiking trails through tobacco and rice fields, Lombok is fully loaded with equitorial allure. Oh, and you’ll probably notice mighty Gunung Rinjani, Indonesia’s second-highest volcano, its summit complete with hot springs and a dazzling crater lake!
Probably the most famous island in Indonesia, Bali blends picturesque mountain landscape and beautiful beaches with warm and friendly people and a colorful, deeply spiritual and unique culture. Enjoy the rugged coastlines, lush rice terraces and volcanic hillsides of this paradise on earth. Bali is a year-round destination and there’s never a bad time to go there! We’ve picked for you the best dates to travel.
Time to head even further south to Australia! Fly to the “Land Down Under” and discover all that it has to offer. From the wild landscape of the Outback or the Snowy Mountains to cosmopolitan cities like Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, you’ll get to know the country’s aboriginal history and its contemporary art and culture. Explore the Great Coral Reef, see the famous endemic wildlife, or do some surfing in the hundreds of beaches that make this destination a must-go for surfers!
And last but not least – Singapore! The world’s only island city-state, the smallest country in Southeast Asia, is also a land of contrasts. It’s the perfect mix of culture, tasty food, extraordinary landmarks and unique architectural icons.
Travel dates:
April – May 2018
Travel itinerary and sample dates:
London – Los Angeles: Apr 24
San Jose – Honolulu: Apr 26
Honolulu – Osaka: Apr 30
Osaka – Shanghai: May 4
Shanghai – Kuala Lumpur: May 7
Kuala Lumpur – Lombok: May 8
Lombok – Bali: May 11
Bali – Kuala Lumpur: May 15
Kuala Lumpur – Sydney: May 15
Sydney – Singapore: May 22
Singapore – London: May 24
How to book:
Each segment of the journey must be booked separately. Follow the links below and adjust the travel dates.
Baggage during the trip:
One cabin bag per passenger.
Sample reservations:
London – Los Angeles>>
Accommodation:
In Bali we recommend you staying the top rated 4* b Hotel Bali & Spa. Located at just 10-minute drive from Kuta Beach, this property features a spa, children’s playground and an outdoor pool. Fitted with wooden flooring, each air-conditioned room is pleasantly decorated with artwork and stylish interiors. They include a seating area, electric kettle and a flat-screen satellite TV. Select rooms feature a private terrace or balcony with garden or pool views. Free shuttle to Kuta Beach, Krisna Souvenir Centre and Legian Ground Zero is provided. Free wifi and parking available.
In Singapore we encourage you to stay at Nostalgia Hotel with very good reviews. Located at a 14-minute walk from Chinatown Heritage Centre, this property features an outdoor pool, a bar and on-site dining. Local points of interest like Sri Mariamman Temple and Singapore Riverside: Clarke Quay, Robertson Quay, Boat Quay are reachable within 1.3 km and 1.4 km, respectively. All guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV. Each room has a private bathroom.
Car:
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