Lanta Shopping Tour
Booking Time:
1 day in advance
Price:
2,490 Baht net per car (maximum @ 4 person)
2,990 Baht net per car (more than 4 person up tp 7/8)
What to bring:
Shorts, light T-shirt, camera, extra films, pocket money and light deck shoes.
Itinerary:
About 4 hours You can enjoy a few hours of traveling around Koh Lanta, including a stop in the Old Town, with your own chauffeur driven vehicle. Do no expect a cultural sight seeing tour but just a nice drive around the island with a few stops that you may find of some interest. Something that you may consider to do when the weather is not particularly sunny.
About Old Town:
Old town, was established in 1930’s as the administration center and got the first pier to be constructed for the island. On the right side of the pier, is a small village of Thai-Muslim fishermen that came first on the island. The left side of the pier, the main walking street is occupied by a Thai-chinese business community (you can see an ancient Chinese Temple there). Take a stroll on either side, and take a look at the bay. After old Town, the driver will drive along the east coast of the island to reach the village of Saladan; you will get dropped off in front of the Siam Commercial Bank (the meeting point).
There are a few shops, bars & restaurants for your enjoyment.
1 day in advance
Price:
2,490 Baht net per car (maximum @ 4 person)
2,990 Baht net per car (more than 4 person up tp 7/8)
What to bring:
Shorts, light T-shirt, camera, extra films, pocket money and light deck shoes.
Itinerary:
About 4 hours You can enjoy a few hours of traveling around Koh Lanta, including a stop in the Old Town, with your own chauffeur driven vehicle. Do no expect a cultural sight seeing tour but just a nice drive around the island with a few stops that you may find of some interest. Something that you may consider to do when the weather is not particularly sunny.
About Old Town:
Old town, was established in 1930’s as the administration center and got the first pier to be constructed for the island. On the right side of the pier, is a small village of Thai-Muslim fishermen that came first on the island. The left side of the pier, the main walking street is occupied by a Thai-chinese business community (you can see an ancient Chinese Temple there). Take a stroll on either side, and take a look at the bay. After old Town, the driver will drive along the east coast of the island to reach the village of Saladan; you will get dropped off in front of the Siam Commercial Bank (the meeting point).
There are a few shops, bars & restaurants for your enjoyment.