Alguien sabe decirme como funciona lo de los auriculares? Estamos de viaje y de paso hemos decidido acercarnos al parque. Solo disponemos de unos auriculares. Allí solo dan la opción de comprarlos por 20 euros?o hay más alternativas de alquiler o algo?
Y hay que tener móvil? Somos dos adultos y dos niños y lógicamente mis
hijos no tienen móvil.. no se como hacen para que los niños entiendan
Hola
Nosotros llevabamos móvil los 4, y cada uno sus cascos. Así que no sé cómo va lo de comprar allí dentro
En los próximos días el Presidente Biden dará más información sobre la actual prohibición de viaje a los EE.UU. desde la zona Schengen.
En respuesta a una pregunta de un periodista sobre la prohibición desde la zona Schengen:
"We brought in the head of our COVID team, because the Chancellor brought that subject up. Listen, the process of how soon we can lift the ban is in process now, and I will be able to answer that question to you within the next several days, what is likely to happen. I am waiting to hear from our folks, our COVID team, as to when that should be done.
From walking on a picturesque sandy beaches, to hiking in between the great canyons in the star valley, Qeshm island is a must see island, which has more to offer than meets the eye,
Qeshm Island is ideally located in south of Iran, close to Bandar Abbas, one of Iran’s famous sea port and benefits from a large amount of hours of sun per year, so it makes it an ideal place to travel to all year round.
The dolphin shape island, allows you to enjoy being entertained by the friendly dolphins and the underwater world in either one of their shows or even meeting up-close while you’re having a dip in one of the turquoise seas around this amazing island.
Iran might be famous for its Kish island as one of the most sought after touristic destinations, but Qeshm is truly one of the hidden gems of Iran, which offer a variety of entertainment, landscapes, beaches, cuisines and fun activity for all tastes; So wherever you travel in Qeshm, you’ll find it has rich tales to share; history, and a lot of legends.
Wake up in paradise
The stunning landscapes and friendly locals are with their colorful Traditional regional clothes will make you feel welcome from the first impression.
People and places
Meet friendly people and listen to the traditional music while. Hiking around the Islands and Diving in Persian Gulf.
Qeshm has strong trade and cultural ties to India and Pakistan, and you can taste some of the cultural exchange in the more spice oriented cuisine compared to the rest of Iran.
However, they truly know themselves to be Iranian first and foremost, and the rest of the food is prepared the traditional Iranian way.
Discover Hara Marine forests (Mangrove jungle)
It is said around 1.5% of world’s birds and 25% of Iran’s native birds can be found in this beautiful Mangrove tree forests. Depending on the time of your visit, you can go about on the waterways during the high tides and enjoy the beautiful mangroves. This forest is mainly used for fishing, tourist boats, and a small amount of leaf-cutting for livestock feed. Sea turtles, crabs, shrimp, snakes, herons, cranes, and pelicans are among the animals that call this forest home.
For booking an Iran hotel [edited by moderator] would be my recommondation.
Portuguese Fortress
Portuguese Castle is one of the remaining architectures left behind from the time of the Portuguese occupancy of the island in the 16th century to maintain control over the Strait of Hormoz, some locals believe the name for some Islands around Qeshm and Hormoz originated from Portuguese roots with the mean of “good economy Island”.
Hengam Island
Full of tropical fishes, variety of dolphin involved activities. Enjoy the fascinating rock formations and a mixture of glistening black sand over beige sand make it a little bit more heavenly. The roaming Gazelle which obtain their drinking water from pressing their hooves into the ground populate this beautiful island in the Persian Gulf.
Bandar Laft
Many ancient Persian architectural structure, wind catchers, ventilation system (badger) and ancient water reservoirs (Ab Anbar) still exist and are still used by locals today.
This fishing town is located on the fin of Qeshm Island and is known for its many stone drilled wells called (Talla Wells) with a unique name for each one, according to the days in a leap year, and still used and remembered by the locals. 100 of these wells still remain to date and can be... Leer más ...
GLM HOUSES ALGHERO:
Pésima atencion del anfitrión. Reservamos hotel por 2 noche pagando por adelantado.
1) Al ver en la reserva de Booking.com hora max. Check-in 19 hs (ojo:incluso en AirBnb la misma casa tiene 20hs), decidimos preguntar y avisar via email que llegaríamos del viaje en coche sobre las 19/19.30 para saber si habia problema. Nos responde "ok sin problemas".
2° Nos envía un email posterior diciendo:avisar media hora antes de llegar. Desgraciadamente sin bateria no pudinos leer ni responder. Aún asi en ese email nunca advierte nada sobre la hora (de haber tenido buena intención hubiera advertido del riesgo existente si nos pasabamos 6 minutos de la hora avisada)
3) ATENCION A LAS HORAS exactas: Cabe hacer mención tambien de que las casas no tienen ni un cartel ni nada que las detecte a simple vista, por lo que tardamos incluso en encontrarlas, 19.15 llamamos la puerta de las casas sin respuesta,. A las 19.36 estando en la puerta del hotel conseguimos cargar algo de bateria y llamar (insisto:19.36) nos corta la llamada varias veces.
4) mandamos varios emails, whasaps rogando hablar por telefono porque no podemos creer lo que esta pasando, para que nos escuche y solo resppnde: "chiama booking" .
El personal de booking se asombra de la actitud de esta persona e intenta intermediar pero poco puede hacer puesto que de primeras el anfitrion tiene indicada las 19 como hora maxima, razon por la que lo contactamos por la tarde para conocer si habia inconveniente nuestra excepción.
Sin ninguna intención de ayudarnos y dejandonos sin dinero, sin vacaciones y sin dónde dormir esa noche (encima dia sabado)
Se queda con el todo el dinero, nisiquiera dejandonos entrar al dia siguiente ni intentando llegar a ningún acuerdo posible. De hecho nos cancela la reserva para no tener opción a poner comentarios en booking.com y para realquilarlo. Actitud vergonzosa por su parte.
Esto refleja la clase de persona sin importarle el daño que ocasionaba y el daño que hacen anfitriones así a un bello pueblo como Alghero. Atención a su astucia de exigir pago por adelantado y la irracionalidad mostrada para evitar dialogar como adultos por teléfono y mostrar un minimo de empatia e intentar entender la situación.
Con todo esto podemos considerar un "superhost" a este señor como aparece en booking?
Desde luego todas mis anteriores experiencias en 3 hoteles de la isla han sido muy buenas sin embargo esto fue una pesadilla dificil de olvidar y que me gustaría que cualquiera que se plantee vacaciones en GLM houses conozca. En caso de que alguien lo desee tengo pruebas de emails, llamadas y whasaps a disposición.
English:
Terrible and shameful host attention.
We booked GLM houses for 2 night paying in advance.
1) Seeing in Booking.com: max. Check-in 19 hours (important: even in AirBnb the same house has maximum time 20 hours), to avoid inconveniences we decided to ask and warn via email that we would arrive from the trip by car around 19 / 19.30 to find out if there was a problem. He replies "ok without problems".
2 ° Send us a later email saying: notify half an hour before arriving. Unfortunately without battery, we couldn't read or respond. Even so, in that email he never warns about the time (having had good intention would have warned of the risk if we spent 6 minutes of the time advised)
3) ATTENTION TO THE EXACT HOURS: It is also worth mentioning that the houses do not have a sign or anything that detects them at first... Leer más ...
DISCUSION SOBRE EL HURACAN IRMA NUMERO 16
SNM CENTRO NACIONAL DE HURACANES MIAMI FL AL112017
TRADUCIDO POR EL SERVICIO NACIONAL DE METEOROLOGIA
SAN JUAN PR
500 AM AST DOMINGO 3 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 2017
EL PATRON DE NUBOSIDAD DE IRMA HA MEJORADO LEVEMENTE DURANTE LA
NOCHE. TOPES DE NUBES BASTANTE FRIOS CIRCULAN COMPLETAMENTE EL OJO,
EL CUAL SE OBSERVA CON TEMPERATURAS MAS CALIDAS Y UN POCO MAS
DESPEJADO EN IMAGENES INFRAROJAS DE SATELITE. LA INTENSIDAD INICIAL
HA AUMENTADO A 100 NUDOS BASADO EN LA COMBINACION DE LOS ESTIMADOS
SUBJETIVOS Y OBJETIVOS RECIENTES DE DVORAK.
IRMA HA PERDIDO LATITUD DESDE AYER DEBIDO A UNA ALTA PRESION FUERTE
AL NORTE DEL SISTEMA, Y EL MOVIMIENTO INICIAL ES AHORA HACIA EL
OESTE-SUROESTE, O 255/13 NUDOS. ES PROBABLE QUE EL HURACAN CONTINUE
MVIENDOSE EN ESTA TRAYECTORIA DURANTE LAS PROXIMAS 36 HORAS, LO CUAL
ESTARA SEGUIDO POR UN GIRO GRADUAL HACIA EL OESTE Y LUEGO HACIA EL
OESTE-NOROESTE ENTRE LOS DIAS 3 Y 5 CUANDO ALCANCE EL EXTREMO OESTE
DE LA ALTA PRESION. EL NUEVO PRONOSTICO DE TRAYECTORIA DEL CNH ES
BASTANTE SIMILAR A LA TRAYECTORIA PREVIA DURANTE LAS PRIMERAS 48
HORAS, MOSTRANDO A IRMA ALCANZANDO COMO EXTREMO LA LATITUD 16.5
NORTE. SIN EMBARGO, LA GUIA DE TRAYECTORIA HA CAMBIADO HACIA EL
OESTE DESPUES DE LAS 48 HORAS, RETRASANDO EL GIRO HACIA EL OESTE-
NOROESTE, LO QUE REQUIERE UN AJUSTE CORRESPONDIENTE AL PRONOSTICO
OFICIAL HACIA EL OESTE HACIA EL CONSENSO DE LOS MULTI-MODELOS PARA
FINALES DEL PERIODO DE PRONOSTICO. SE DEBE MENCIONAR QUE EL
PRONOSTICO OFICIAL AUN RECAE AL ESTE DE ALGUNOS MODELOS CON MEJOR
DESEMPENO, TAL COMO EL ECMWF, HWRF, Y HCCA, POR LO QUE AJUSTES
ADICIONALES SON POSIBLES EN ADVERTENCIAS SUBSIGUIENTES.
EL AMBIENTE ANTES DE IRMA APARECE CONDUCENTE PARA UN FORTALECIMIENTO
GRADUAL HASTA POR LO MENOS LOS PROXIMOS 2 A 3 DIAS, CON UN AUMENTO
EN LAS TEMPERATURAS DE LA SUPERFICIE DEL OCEANO Y AUMENTO EN LA
HUMEDAD EN LOS NIVELES MEDIOS DE LA ATMOSFERA. AUN SE PUDIERA
OBSERVAR FLUCTUACIONES EN LA INTENSIDAD, PERO EN GENERAL, LA GUIA DE
MODELOS PARECE SUGERIR UN PATRON GENERAL EN AUMENTO ALCANZANDO
INTENSIDAD MAXIMA POSIBLEMENTE OCURRIENDO CERCA DEL DIA 3. ESTE TIPO
DE INTENSIFICACION DEBERA COINCIDIR CON EL MOMENTO EN QUE IRMA SE
MUEVA HACIA EL OESTE-SUROESTE A OESTE, UN PATRON QUE SE HA OBSERVADO
EN OTROS HURACANES CON MOVIMIENTO HACIA EL OESTE-SUROESTE EN EL
PASADO (POR EJEMPLO, KATRINA, JOAQUIN, FERNANDA, ETC.). EL
PRONOSTICO DE INTENSIDAD DEL CNH AUMENTO LIGERAMENTE, MOSTRANDO LA
INTENSIDAD MAXIMA EL DIA 3, Y ES GRANDEMENTE UNA COMBINACION DEL
CONSENSO DE INTENSIDAD DE ICOM Y HCCA.
MIENTRAS IRMA ES ACTUALMENTE UN HURACAN PEQUENO, LA GUIA DE TAMANO
SUGIERE QUE EL MISMO DEBERA CRECER EN TAMANO DURANTE LAS PROXIMAS 72
HORAS. ESTO AFECTARA EL HORARIO EN QUE VIGILANCIAS PUDIERAN SER
EMITIDAS PARA PORCIONES DE LAS ISLAS DE SOTAVENTO E ISLAS VIRGENES,
Y LOS INTERESES EN ESTAS ISLAS DEBERAN CONTINUAR MONITOREANDO EL
PROGRESO DE IRMA.
MENSAJES CLAVES:
1. SE ESPERA QUE IRMA SEA CON HURACAN INTENSO CUANDO SE APROXIME A
LAS ANTILLAS MENORES TEMPRANO LA SEMANA PROXIMA, PRODUCIENDO RESACAS
FUERTES Y CORRIENTES MARINAS. IRMA TAMBIEN PODRIA CAUSAR VIENTOS
PELIGROSOS, MAREJADA CICLONICA, E IMPACTOS DE LLUVIA EN ALGUNAS
ISLAS, AUNQUE ES MUY PRONTO PARA ESPECIFICAR DONDE Y CUANDO ESTOS
PELIGROS PODRAN OCURRIR. LOS RESIDENTES DE LAS ANTILLAS MENORES... Leer más ...
Aquí os dejo el itinerario. Les pedí hacer los dos tours seguidos y sin problema.
Day 01: 21st July.17
Hanoi – Lao Cai: The tour is from Hanoi, we will take a night sleeping train to – Lao Cai
- 20:30 our tour guide will transfer you to Hanoi station for the 21h40 train to Lao Cai
Inclusive services: Transfer and train ticket
Day 02: 22nd July.17
Sa Pa Trekking to 4 villages: Ylinh Ho - Lao Chai - Ta Van – Giang Ta Chai village
6-7 hrs trekking throughout 4 hamlets - visit 2 different kinds of minority.
- 05h15 you will arrive at the last arrival station – Lao Cai station. Picked up and drive up to Sapa. First of all, get shower, luggage store and then enjoy breakfast
- Trek down to YlinhHo and Lao Chai village of the black H’mong people.
- After a picnic lunch, keep on alongside Muong Hoa stream, over suspension bridges to Ta Van village of the Dzay people.
- Keep trekking to Cau May (Rattan Suspension bridge) - Giang Ta Chai I. Visit and stay overnight with a local family of the Dzay minority
- With your tour guide and the house owners, we will set up a temporary cooking class to learn how to cook Vietnamese food for dinner.
- Enjoying your dinner and getting to know local typical traditional customs, cultural….
Inclusive services: Transfer, tour guide, home-stay permit and meals (B + L + D)
Day 03: 23rd July.17
Giang Ta Chai - Su Pan - Sa Pa – Lao Cai – Hanoi
- 5 - 6hrs trekking with surprises at what you have never seen before
In the early morning you will be sure to be woken up by the households but lucky to see how is their daily life for a new day coming
- Enjoy some pancakes made by your tour guide’s skillful hands.
- Start a new trek into Hoan Lien Son National Park by more stunning landscapes and other ethnic minority villages dotted further your eyes sigh. Visit Giang Ta Chai village of the Red Dao minority and then continue that trail to Su Pan village for lunch
- Enjoy magnificent view of Ba Ho valley or visit some local houses of the Tay and then a standby car to return to Sapa.
- Shower and deposit your luggage at the hotel then free time to stroll around Sapa town until 17:30 transfer down to Lao Cai station for the night train back to Hanoi
Inclusive services: Transfer, tour guide, meals (B + L) and train ticket (same type)
Day 04: 24th July.17
Arrival Hanoi - 05h00 the train arrives inHanoi – you have to take your own way to Vega office where you can put your luggage and take a shower for free in the waiting time until 08:00 picked up for Halong Bay
Ha Noi – Bai Tu Long Bay - Ha Long bay - Overnight on Vega Cruise
AM
- Approximately 08:00 our professional tour guide and driver will pick you up for the 3,5 hour drive through the Red River Delta to the wharf of Halong Bay
PM
- 12:00 – 12:15 Welcome aboard to cruise out to the Bay
- Sit back on the boat restaurant or the sundeck to relax as we cruise past the hundreds of islands and islets of Bai Tu Long Bay area that is lesser traveled and well-known for its magnificent seascapes
- Cruising and enjoying the first fresh lunch served by Vega’s boat staffs
- Turn right to reach the centre of Halong Bay for a visit to its largest cave called Hang Sung Sot (Surprising cave) for more or less 40 minutes
Yo (Míriam) y mi pareja (Joan) estamos planeando visitar Borneo en un tour del 3 al 5 de agosto del 2016. Hemos estado mirando mucho y los precios oscilan entre los 200€ por persona en un tour de 3 días y 2 noches. No obstante, después de mucho negociar hemos encontrado un chico que nos lo hace un poco más económico (2.100.000 IDR por persona -> 147€) con la condición de que seamos de 4 a 6 personas!
Nosotros somos dos, así que .
SI ALGUIÉN ESTÁ INTERESADO EN COMPARTIR BARCO EN ESTAS FECHAS (DEL 3 AL 5 DE AGOSTO DEL 2016) PARA QUE NOS SALGA POR 147€ QUE CONTACTE CON NOSOTROS! (miriamca-15@hotmail.com)
Os dejo el mail del chico que organiza la ruta por Borneo: jeniesubaru @ gmail.com y su blog: jeniesubaru.blogspot.com
La ruta que nos ha propuesto es:
Ultimate Orangutan and Wildlife, Life experience tours
Duration: 3D/2N
Transportation: Kelotok / wooden boat
Day 1#
I will pick you up at the airport and take you to kumai sub district about 25 minutes from the airport, Kumai is a harbor village on the west of Tanjung Puting National Park and also the entrance to the park. After arriving at Kumai we can go straight to klotok and we will introduce you klotok crew who will accompany and serve you during the trip. When everythings ready, we can start the trip to the park. It take two our before we get to the Park, its very possible for you to see some animals such as some species of birds, monkeys, lizards water and very likely the wild Orangutan along the way on the river to first station.
After arriving at the first station we can directly go to see the feeding of the orang-utans at 3 pm, there you can see about 5 or 15 orang utan. After that we return to klotok and continue the journey on the river to see the monkeys that are very easy to take a look at the trees around the river like a monkey and a long tailed macaqe and probusces monkey. During the night we could also go to the nearby nipa palm forest to see the fireflies .
Day 2#
You can wake up early morning to enjoy and listen to the sound of animals such as birds, monkeys or the big male of orangutan long call , after breakfast and drinking coffee we can continue our journey towards 2nd station to see the feeding of orang utan at 09.00 am.
Having seen feeding at 2nd Station we can continue our journey to the 3nd station, and if we leave early, we might be able to see the crocodiles and some of the animals throughout the way to the 3nd station. 3rd station which we call camp leakey to see feeding of orang utan at 2 pm in the afternoon, Camp leakey is the last camp that has a black clean water up the sekonyer river. There are a lot of crocodiles and also we can find a lot of orangutans and other animals such as wild boar and gibbon.
There is an Information Center that is usually open at 12.30 to 02.00 pm.
After we watch the feeding we return back to klotok and find a place to spent the night on the river near Camp Leakey, after diner if the weathers good we can also do the night walk to look for the night animals and glowing mashroom which usually can be found at rainy season
Day 3#
In the morning after breakfast and take a river water shower where we spend the night we go to see animals along the river and back to Kumai to end the tour. About 12.00 pm(depend on your flight schedule) we reach kumai, and you can... Leer más ...
Hola,
somos una pareja de 30 años que iremos a Indonesia en el mes de Agosto.
Nos gustaría compartir klotok para la excursión de 3d2n y así compartir gastos. Algún interesado?
Muchas gracias!!
Buenas tardes,
Yo (Míriam, 23 años) y mi pareja (Joan, 26 años) estamos planeando visitar Borneo en un tour del 3 al 5 de agosto del 2016. Hemos estado mirando mucho y los precios oscilan entre los 200€ por persona en un tour de 3 días y 2 noches. No obstante, después de mucho negociar hemos encontrado un chico que nos lo hace un poco más económico (2.100.000 IDR por persona -> 147€) con la condición de que seamos de 4 a 6 personas!
Nosotros somos dos, así que .
SI ALGUIÉN ESTÁ INTERESADO EN COMPARTIR BARCO EN ESTAS FECHAS (DEL 3 AL 5 DE AGOSTO DEL 2016) PARA QUE NOS SALGA POR 147€ QUE CONTACTE CON NOSOTROS! (miriamca-15@hotmail.com)
Os dejo el mail del chico que organiza la ruta por Borneo: jeniesubaru @ gmail.com y su blog: jeniesubaru.blogspot.com
La ruta que nos ha propuesto es:
Ultimate Orangutan and Wildlife, Life experience tours
Duration: 3D/2N
Transportation: Kelotok / wooden boat
Day 1#
I will pick you up at the airport and take you to kumai sub district about 25 minutes from the airport, Kumai is a harbor village on the west of Tanjung Puting National Park and also the entrance to the park. After arriving at Kumai we can go straight to klotok and we will introduce you klotok crew who will accompany and serve you during the trip. When everythings ready, we can start the trip to the park. It take two our before we get to the Park, its very possible for you to see some animals such as some species of birds, monkeys, lizards water and very likely the wild Orangutan along the way on the river to first station.
After arriving at the first station we can directly go to see the feeding of the orang-utans at 3 pm, there you can see about 5 or 15 orang utan. After that we return to klotok and continue the journey on the river to see the monkeys that are very easy to take a look at the trees around the river like a monkey and a long tailed macaqe and probusces monkey. During the night we could also go to the nearby nipa palm forest to see the fireflies .
Day 2#
You can wake up early morning to enjoy and listen to the sound of animals such as birds, monkeys or the big male of orangutan long call , after breakfast and drinking coffee we can continue our journey towards 2nd station to see the feeding of orang utan at 09.00 am.
Having seen feeding at 2nd Station we can continue our journey to the 3nd station, and if we leave early, we might be able to see the crocodiles and some of the animals throughout the way to the 3nd station. 3rd station which we call camp leakey to see feeding of orang utan at 2 pm in the afternoon, Camp leakey is the last camp that has a black clean water up the sekonyer river. There are a lot of crocodiles and also we can find a lot of orangutans and other animals such as wild boar and gibbon.
There is an Information Center that is usually open at 12.30 to 02.00 pm.
After we watch the feeding we return back to klotok and find a place to spent the night on the river near Camp Leakey, after diner if the weathers good we can also do the night walk to look for the night animals and glowing mashroom which usually can be found at rainy season
Yo (Míriam) y mi pareja (Joan) estamos planeando visitar Borneo en un tour del 3 al 5 de agosto del 2016. Hemos estado mirando mucho y los precios oscilan entre los 200€ por persona en un tour de 3 días y 2 noches. No obstante, después de mucho negociar hemos encontrado un chico que nos lo hace un poco más económico (2.100.000 IDR por persona -> 147€) con la condición de que seamos de 4 a 6 personas!
Nosotros somos dos, así que .
SI ALGUIÉN ESTÁ INTERESADO EN COMPARTIR BARCO EN ESTAS FECHAS (DEL 3 AL 5 DE AGOSTO DEL 2016) PARA QUE NOS SALGA POR 147€ QUE CONTACTE CON NOSOTROS! (miriamca-15@hotmail.com)
Os dejo el mail del chico que organiza la ruta por Borneo: jeniesubaru @ gmail.com y su blog: jeniesubaru.blogspot.com
La ruta que nos ha propuesto es:
Ultimate Orangutan and Wildlife, Life experience tours
Duration: 3D/2N
Transportation: Kelotok / wooden boat
Day 1#
I will pick you up at the airport and take you to kumai sub district about 25 minutes from the airport, Kumai is a harbor village on the west of Tanjung Puting National Park and also the entrance to the park. After arriving at Kumai we can go straight to klotok and we will introduce you klotok crew who will accompany and serve you during the trip. When everythings ready, we can start the trip to the park. It take two our before we get to the Park, its very possible for you to see some animals such as some species of birds, monkeys, lizards water and very likely the wild Orangutan along the way on the river to first station.
After arriving at the first station we can directly go to see the feeding of the orang-utans at 3 pm, there you can see about 5 or 15 orang utan. After that we return to klotok and continue the journey on the river to see the monkeys that are very easy to take a look at the trees around the river like a monkey and a long tailed macaqe and probusces monkey. During the night we could also go to the nearby nipa palm forest to see the fireflies .
Day 2#
You can wake up early morning to enjoy and listen to the sound of animals such as birds, monkeys or the big male of orangutan long call , after breakfast and drinking coffee we can continue our journey towards 2nd station to see the feeding of orang utan at 09.00 am.
Having seen feeding at 2nd Station we can continue our journey to the 3nd station, and if we leave early, we might be able to see the crocodiles and some of the animals throughout the way to the 3nd station. 3rd station which we call camp leakey to see feeding of orang utan at 2 pm in the afternoon, Camp leakey is the last camp that has a black clean water up the sekonyer river. There are a lot of crocodiles and also we can find a lot of orangutans and other animals such as wild boar and gibbon.
There is an Information Center that is usually open at 12.30 to 02.00 pm.
After we watch the feeding we return back to klotok and find a place to spent the night on the river near Camp Leakey, after diner if the weathers good we can also do the night walk to look for the night animals and glowing mashroom which usually can be found at rainy season
Day 3#
In the morning after breakfast and take a river water shower where we spend the night we go to see animals along the river and back to Kumai to end the tour. About 12.00 pm(depend on your flight schedule) we reach kumai, and you can spend the night in... Leer más ...
Hola viajeros! Soy una cubana eternamente enamorada de su hermosa isla. Guía independiente desde el 2005, he viajado por toda Cuba y me encanta ser cómplice en la aventura de quienes quieren descubrirla y disfrutarla entre amigos de forma amena, interesante y divertida.
Me apasionan la naturaleza, la fotografía, las historias de cada lugar así como sus caracteristicas arquitectónicas y socio-culturales. Me gusta ver feliz a la gente y hacer realidad sueños, que de mi mano conozcan a mi país y a su gente linda y hospitalaria. Me gusta escuchar sus ideas, sus expectativas y, a partir de ellas diseñar el viaje que en realidad desean hacer, porque no me gusta lo impuesto o predeterminado, por eso suelo proponer y aconsejar, pero siempre dejando espacio a la aventura, a la espontaneidad y a la libertad de acción.
Les invito y espero en mi web www.tour2cuba.com desde donde se pueden comunicar conmigo, examinar las galerias de fotos tomadas en mis viajes, en la sección Foto-Destinos. Además conocer sobre las excelentes casas de hospedaje que he seleccionado por la calidad de sus servicios, y ver las ofertas de los tours más solicitados!
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Hello travellers! I'm a Cuban independent guide since 2005. I'm deeply in love with the beautiful Cuba and I have travelled it all around. I like to feel the complicity and pleasure to show its places and stories to the travellers who want to discover and enjoy my country in an interesting and amusing way.
I'm passionate for the nature, photography, the history of every place and its architectural, social and cultural characteristics. I like to make people happy and to help make dreams come true. I love to give the opportunity of knowing the Cuban joyful and hospitable people. I don't like impositions but to listen your ideas, expectations and based on them, to design the actually desired trip, always saving space for the adventure, the unexpected, the spontaneous.
Come to my web www.tour2cuba.com/index_en.htm and You will be able to communicate directly with me. Enjoy Photo-Destinations section with galleries of photos taken in during my road trips. The site has, else, a lodging section with our selected houses and the programs of the more requested tours!
Perdonad la intromisión pero veo que estáis hablando en este hilo de los tours de orangutanes en Borneo. La verdad es que estoy un poco agobiada porque nosotros ya tenemos el vuelo Semarang-Pangkalan Bun pero aún ningún tour. Deseábamos contratar uno de 3d/2n del 10 al 12 de septiembre y pensábamos hacerlo con Come2indonesia (les conoceis???) pero nos dicen de terminar el 3er día muy de madrugada (en plan 5:00- 6:00). No nos sale ningún vuelo de vuelta a Java hasta las 13:00 y me parece una pérdida de tiempo.
He visto que hablais de un tal Toris, es un particular? Sabéis precios y horarios de rutas? Sinceramente nos urge bastante pues salimos para Jakarta en 1 semana y no tenemos nada cerrado pues el resto del viaje depende de la parte de Borneo.
Gracias de antemano
CRIS
Hola Tusky!
Prueba a escribirles un mail:
Torismarley@gmail.com
Jeniesubaru@gmail.com
Creo que están bastante liados este mes pero puedes intentarlo.Los precios del tour puedes regatearles un poco andan sobre 5.400.000 rp mas o menos 2 personas.
Suerte!
Ejemplo de tour con Toris o Jennie. Yo fuí con Toris y excepcional. Te paso su whattsapp, pero ten paciencia. +6281223529373. Suerte!!!
Cualquier duda que tengas solo tienes que preguntar!!
Day 1#
I will pick you up at the airport and take you to kumai sub district about 25 minutes from the airport, Kumai is a harbor village on the west of Tanjung Puting National Park and also the entrance to the park. After arriving at Kumai we can go straight to klotok and we will introduce you klotok crew who will accompany and serve you during the trip. When everythings ready, we can start the trip to the park. It take two our before we get to the Park, its very possible for you to see some animals such as some species of birds, monkeys, lizards water and very likely the wild Orangutan along the way on the river to first station.
After arriving at the first station we can directly go to see the feeding of the orang-utans at 3 pm, there you can see about 5 or 15 orang utan. After that we return to klotok and continue the journey on the river to see the monkeys that are very easy to take a look at the trees around the river like a monkey and a long tailed macaqe and probusces monkey. During the night we could also go to the nearby nipa palm forest to see the fireflies .
Day 2#
You can wake up early morning to enjoy and listen to the sound of animals such as birds, monkeys or the big male of orangutan long call , after breakfast and drinking coffee we can continue our journey towards 2nd station to see the feeding of orang utan at 09.00 am.
Having seen feeding at 2nd Station we can continue our journey to the 3nd station, and if we leave early, we might be able to see the crocodiles and some of the animals throughout the way to the 3nd station. 3rd station which we call camp leakey to see feeding of orang utan at 2 pm in the afternoon, Camp leakey is the last camp that has a black clean water up the sekonyer river. There are a lot of crocodiles and also we can find a lot of orangutans and other animals such as wild boar and gibbon.
There is an Information Center that is usually open at 12.30 to 02.00 pm.
After we watch the feeding we return back to klotok and find a place to spent the night on the river near Camp Leakey, after diner if the weathers good we can also do the night walk to look for the night animals and... Leer más ...
Buenas!!me ha surgido otra duda a la hora de comprar el billete de vuelta a semarang.
Alguien que haya hecho el tour de tanjung puting de 3d2n,a que hora se regresa a Kumai el ultimo dia?
Es que me sale el vuelo a las 11 de la mañada del dia 3 y no aprovecharia nada ese dia teniendo que estar en el aeropuerto a las 10 de la mañana.Otra opcion es quedarme el dia 3 y hacer noche en kumai y asi aprovechar al maximo el ultimo dia(pero no se a que hora finaliza el tour)de ahí mi duda.
Gracias!
Más que cuando te vas, lo importante es a que hora llegas el primer día. El tercero es de vuelta, se suele volver desde el parque (se duerme más o menos cerca de Kumai dependiendo de la hora de salida). Si sale más tarde como fue mi caso, se suele dar una vuelta por Kumai y comer antes de ir al aeropuerto. Realmente no te perderias mucho.
Perdona!
Llego a Pangkalanbun si todo va bien y no hay retraso a las 10:30 el 2 de Octubre y tenia pensado volver el 4 de Octubre a Semarang pero me sale a las 11:00 no se si voy justa para hacer la excursion o la puefdo hacer bien en esos dias.
Gracias Barnus!
Moraima,
Con quien haces el tour? Consúltalo con el guía, pero creo que no habría problema. Piensa que cuando llegas sueles esperar hasta que está el barco preparado para zarpar. Hay que cargarlo y prepararlo entre tour y tour.
Pero como te he dicho consúltalo con tu guía. De nada!!
Lo hago con Toris,pero anda ocupadisimo y la verdad que no hemos hablado concretamente del itinerario,de momento solo le he enviado el vuelo de ida porque temia esta duda y queria asegurarme que dia volver.
En caso de ir con Toris, no tendrás problemas ya que con esos aviones cuadras. De todas formas que te lo confirme el. El itinerario es este:
Day 1#
I will pick you up at the airport and take you to kumai sub district about 25 minutes from the airport, Kumai is a harbor village on the west of Tanjung Puting National Park and also the entrance to the park. After arriving at Kumai we can go straight to klotok and we will introduce you klotok crew who will accompany and serve you during the trip. When everythings ready, we can start the trip to the park. It take two our before we get to the Park, its very possible for you to see some animals such as some species of birds, monkeys, lizards water and very likely the wild Orangutan along the way on the river to first station.
After arriving at the first station we can directly go to see the feeding of the orang-utans at 3 pm, there you can see about 5 or 15 orang utan. After that we return to klotok and continue the journey on the river to see the monkeys that are very easy to take a look at the trees around the river like a monkey and a long tailed macaqe and probusces monkey. During the night we could also go to the nearby nipa palm forest to see the fireflies .
Day 2#
You can wake up early morning to enjoy and listen to the sound of animals such as birds, monkeys or the big male of orangutan long call , after breakfast and drinking coffee we can continue our journey towards 2nd station to see the feeding of orang utan at 09.00 am.
Having seen feeding at 2nd Station we can continue our journey to the 3nd station, and if we leave early, we might be able to see the crocodiles and some of the animals throughout the way to the 3nd station. 3rd station which... Leer más ...
Buenas!!me ha surgido otra duda a la hora de comprar el billete de vuelta a semarang.
Alguien que haya hecho el tour de tanjung puting de 3d2n,a que hora se regresa a Kumai el ultimo dia?
Es que me sale el vuelo a las 11 de la mañada del dia 3 y no aprovecharia nada ese dia teniendo que estar en el aeropuerto a las 10 de la mañana.Otra opcion es quedarme el dia 3 y hacer noche en kumai y asi aprovechar al maximo el ultimo dia(pero no se a que hora finaliza el tour)de ahí mi duda.
Gracias!
Más que cuando te vas, lo importante es a que hora llegas el primer día. El tercero es de vuelta, se suele volver desde el parque (se duerme más o menos cerca de Kumai dependiendo de la hora de salida). Si sale más tarde como fue mi caso, se suele dar una vuelta por Kumai y comer antes de ir al aeropuerto. Realmente no te perderias mucho.
Perdona!
Llego a Pangkalanbun si todo va bien y no hay retraso a las 10:30 el 2 de Octubre y tenia pensado volver el 4 de Octubre a Semarang pero me sale a las 11:00 no se si voy justa para hacer la excursion o la puefdo hacer bien en esos dias.
Gracias Barnus!
Moraima,
Con quien haces el tour? Consúltalo con el guía, pero creo que no habría problema. Piensa que cuando llegas sueles esperar hasta que está el barco preparado para zarpar. Hay que cargarlo y prepararlo entre tour y tour.
Pero como te he dicho consúltalo con tu guía. De nada!!
Lo hago con Toris,pero anda ocupadisimo y la verdad que no hemos hablado concretamente del itinerario,de momento solo le he enviado el vuelo de ida porque temia esta duda y queria asegurarme que dia volver.
En caso de ir con Toris, no tendrás problemas ya que con esos aviones cuadras. De todas formas que te lo confirme el. El itinerario es este:
Day 1#
I will pick you up at the airport and take you to kumai sub district about 25 minutes from the airport, Kumai is a harbor village on the west of Tanjung Puting National Park and also the entrance to the park. After arriving at Kumai we can go straight to klotok and we will introduce you klotok crew who will accompany and serve you during the trip. When everythings ready, we can start the trip to the park. It take two our before we get to the Park, its very possible for you to see some animals such as some species of birds, monkeys, lizards water and very likely the wild Orangutan along the way on the river to first station.
After arriving at the first station we can directly go to see the feeding of the orang-utans at 3 pm, there you can see about 5 or 15 orang utan. After that we return to klotok and continue the journey on the river to see the monkeys that are very easy to take a look at the trees around the river like a monkey and a long tailed macaqe and probusces monkey. During the night we could also go to the nearby nipa palm forest to see the fireflies .
Day 2#
You can wake up early morning to enjoy and listen to the sound of animals such as birds, monkeys or the big male of orangutan long call , after breakfast and drinking coffee we can continue our journey towards 2nd station to see the feeding of orang utan at 09.00 am.
Having seen feeding at 2nd Station we can continue our journey to the 3nd station, and if we leave early, we might be able to see the crocodiles and some of the animals throughout the way to the 3nd station. 3rd station which we call camp... Leer más ...
Hola Annapsa,
Yo también he reservado con Toris para hacer el tour en Septiembre, no he conseguido hablar con él directamente porque quien contesta mis correos es su mujer. Quedamos en que me hacía la reserva pero de momento sólo he conseguido ajustar el precio y decirme vagamente que incluye porque le pido información más detallada y no contesta, según estoy leyendo en el foro deben estar ocupados. Estoy un poco perdida, no sé si tu me podrías pasar la información que te hayan enviado para saber un poco más. Gracias!
Te copio el tour estándar que hace. Puede que no te coincida algo por los vuelos, pero es más o menos el mismo.
Day 1#
I will pick you up at the airport and take you to kumai sub district about 25 minutes from the airport, Kumai is a harbor village on the west of Tanjung Puting National Park and also the entrance to the park. After arriving at Kumai we can go straight to klotok and we will introduce you klotok crew who will accompany and serve you during the trip. When everythings ready, we can start the trip to the park. It take two our before we get to the Park, its very possible for you to see some animals such as some species of birds, monkeys, lizards water and very likely the wild Orangutan along the way on the river to first station.
After arriving at the first station we can directly go to see the feeding of the orang-utans at 3 pm, there you can see about 5 or 15 orang utan. After that we return to klotok and continue the journey on the river to see the monkeys that are very easy to take a look at the trees around the river like a monkey and a long tailed macaqe and probusces monkey. During the night we could also go to the nearby nipa palm forest to see the fireflies .
Day 2#
You can wake up early morning to enjoy and listen to the sound of animals such as birds, monkeys or the big male of orangutan long call , after breakfast and drinking coffee we can continue our journey towards 2nd station to see the feeding of orang utan at 09.00 am.
Having seen feeding at 2nd Station we can continue our journey to the 3nd station, and if we leave early, we might be able to see the crocodiles and some of the animals throughout the way to the 3nd station. 3rd station which we call camp leakey to see feeding of orang utan at 2 pm in the afternoon, Camp leakey is the last camp that has a black clean water up the sekonyer river. There are a lot of crocodiles and also we can find a lot of orangutans and other animals such as wild boar and gibbon.
There is an Information Center that is usually open at 12.30 to 02.00 pm.
After we watch the feeding we return back to klotok and find a place to spent the night on the river near Camp Leakey, after diner if the weathers good we can also do the night walk to look for the night animals and glowing mashroom which usually can be found at rainy season
Day 3#
In the morning after breakfast and take a river water shower where we spend the night we go to see animals along the river and back to Kumai to end the tour. About 12.00 pm(depend on your flight schedule) we reach kumai, and you can spend the night in hotels around the Kumai. and the next day we will take you back to the airport.
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Candidate Qualifications: You must be fluent in written and spoken English. We value volunteers who are creative and innovative, willing to take responsibility and easily adapt to new conditions and unexpected situations. Each IHF center is a product of its environment and follows the cultural code and norms of its host country. So must our staff. Our volunteers must have high inter-cultural sensitivity and be tolerant to different views and ways of life.
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Local tasks vary from day to day. In our children’s home in Kenya, daily tasks will include assisting with homework and organizing projects and activities for the children. You will provide the co-Directors will needs-based assistance in the daily maintenance of the centers, becoming a part of the IHF family and integral to the work we do.
For your international tasks, you will be assigned teams made up of volunteers from other centers and you will work on administrative tasks for not just the center you are staying in, but for the whole organization. Your tasks may include producing media content, assisting with fundraising efforts and generating online outreach efforts to promote our organization’s goals and projects. This is a great opportunity to experience the overall management of an international organization and receive training in a multi-level, multifaceted work environment. Before arrival at the center, you will already become a part of the team by completing pre-trip tasks with our international teams to gain an understanding of the kind of work you will be doing.
Our foundation is run entirely by volunteers just like you, who have made commitments ranging from 2 weeks to multiple years. You will be supervised and guided by long-term volunteer co-Directors at your center, who will listen to your ideas and work with you on a daily basis.
Candidate Qualifications: You must be fluent in written and spoken English. We value volunteers who are creative and innovative, willing to take responsibility and easily adapt to new conditions and unexpected situations. Each IHF center is a product of its environment and follows the cultural code and norms of its host country. So must our staff. Our volunteers must have high inter-cultural sensitivity and be tolerant to different views and ways of life.
Work-Study Volunteers stay for a minimum of four weeks. We provide basic accommodation and food at our centers, where you will live with your co-workers. Unfortunately, as a nonprofit, we are unable to provide these amenities freely and we charge a minimal cost of $55 / $75 per week. We are not able to cover travel or insurance expenses or any other related costs, but we will help you with your travel and visa planning. We will also try to comply with guidelines to secure any grant or scholarship funding available at your university if applicable.
If you are interested in a longer, even more substantial experience, we also offer a 3-6 month Internship Program. In this role, you will complete the four hours of international work and four hours of local work as part of the Work-Study Program, but will have increased responsibility and more opportunity to particularize your tasks to your skills. If you are interested in a more involved experience, please apply for the Work-Study Program and note your interest... Leer más ...
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Local tasks vary from center to center, day to day. At our Indonesian education centers, you will teach English to young students for whom English is a tool to secure better jobs in the future. In our children’s homes in Thailand and Kenya, daily tasks will include assisting with homework and organizing projects and activities for the children. At all centers, you will provide the co-Directors will needs-based assistance in the daily maintenance of the centers, becoming a part of the IHF family and integral to the work we do.
For your international tasks, you will be assigned teams made up of volunteers from other centers and you will work on administrative tasks for not just the center you are staying in, but for the whole organization. Your tasks may include producing media content, assisting with fundraising efforts and generating online outreach efforts to promote our organization’s goals and projects. This is a great opportunity to experience the overall management of an international organization and receive training in a multi-level, multifaceted work environment. Before arrival at the center, you will already become a part of the team by completing pre-trip tasks with our international teams to gain an understanding of the kind of work you will be doing.
Our foundation is run entirely by volunteers just like you, who have made commitments ranging from 2 weeks to multiple years. You will be supervised and guided by long-term volunteer co-Directors at your center, who will listen to your ideas and work with you on a daily basis.
Candidate Qualifications: You must be fluent in written and spoken English. We value volunteers who are creative and innovative, willing to take responsibility and easily adapt to new conditions and unexpected situations. Each IHF center is a product of its environment and follows the cultural code and norms of its host country. So must our staff. Our volunteers must have high inter-cultural sensitivity and be tolerant to different views and ways of life.
Work-Study Volunteers stay for a minimum of four weeks. We provide basic accommodation and food at our centers, where you will live with your co-workers. Unfortunately, as a nonprofit, we are unable to provide these amenities freely and we charge a minimal cost of $55 / $75 per week. We are not able to cover travel or insurance expenses or any other related costs, but we will help you with your travel and visa planning. We will also try to comply with guidelines to secure any grant or scholarship funding available at your university if applicable.
If you are interested in a longer, even more substantial experience, we also offer a 3-6 month Internship Program... Leer más ...
POR FAVOR LEER! NO COMPRES VIAJES EN ESTA EMPRESA!
Os voy añadir mi correo que escribí a lowcostholidays donde nunca recibí una respuesta... ahí vais a ver que incompetente son:
Dear Lowcostholidays,
Me and my boyfriend wanted to enjoy some days together in a beautiful island. As we are a student and a young worker, we were searching for cheap holidays. Through the internet, we found your agency and were very pleased in the great proposals you offer. We booked a hotel together with a flight on the 21st of July (see attached PDF file). We introduced the credit card data (VISA Credit Card) and everything seemed to work out fine.
The day after, on the 22nd of July, we received an email saying that something went wrong with the reservations. We were firstly surprised to see that what was supposed to be a "customised" email contained sentences like: "Thank you for choosing lowcostholidays for your next holidays to xxxxxxxxxxx". It is not nice to receive generic emails from the agency in which you have relied giving nearly half of the salary of the month, but we thought it was not so important. Following this sentence, it came another one saying "After having left a voice message in your voice mailbox, we contact you to make you aware that the flights that you have chosen have not completed their booking process". There comes the second surprise, as there was no voice message at all in our inbox. In fact, there was no sign that you had tried to contact us - not even a missed call. But OK, we were so excited about the great plans that you offered that we decided to carry on and contact you in order to get everything solved as soon as possible. So we did it.
At 9:14 CET we try to reach you for the first time through your 902 telephone service, which was the one indicated in your email. Let us highlight that 902 calls are not covered by flat rates and have their own special tariff. After 3 minutes on hold, we decided to hang up the call and try again later on. At 9:20 CET we tried again on the same line with a 6 minutes call. Your agent Margarita kindly responded us and informed us that the flight booking had not successfully finished as the prices had increased in the last minute by 74 €. There comes the first disappointment: how can this happen? We supposed that when we clicked the "Buy" button and providing our credit card data we were accepting to buy something at certain conditions. It looked that it was not like that - but it was definitely not our fault!
As we needed to think about it, we said to Margarita that we would call later to confirm that we wanted to go ahead with the reservation with the extra-cost.
At 11:01 CET we receive a call from an English phone number (+44 prefix) from a spanish speaking man who does not identify himself with his name (afterwards we would realize that his name was likely Peter). Let us highlight again that receiving phone calls from England implies an extra cost when these calls are received by a spanish phone provider. We thought "let's try to get this solved as quickly as possible as these calls are going to be really expensive". During this 10 minutes call, your colleague informs us that the flights price has increased by something over 100 €. We kindly explain to him that this was not possible as his colleague Margarita had previously informed that the total price of the reservation had increased by 74 €. He put our call on hold and after some minutes he confirmed to us... Leer más ...
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Es decir, que no tienen pantallas individuales y los enfuches son en algunos asientos como nos a comentado el forero que acaba de venir de NY.
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