Trip Information

CHAUNGTHA RESORT EXTENSION from Yangon

Trip Code : TOUR13

Destination : Myanmar ( Chaungtha )

Duration : 4 Days / Nights

With fine, beige sand backed by coconut palms trees, Chaungtha Beach lies to the west of Pathein (Bassein) on the Bay of Bengal coast. It is a newly developed beach in Ayeyarwaddy Division. Visitors  can add up Chaungtha Beach to their program for rest and recreation at the near beach before they wind up their trip to Myanmar. It saves both time and money. Kyaukpahto, at one end of the beach near a cluster of boulders, is a large rock that' been carved into a pahto or "cave" shrine. A regular double-decker boat leaves Yangon about 4:00 p.m. every evening and reached by road from Yangon via Pathein taking only about 5 hours.

Itinerary

Day 1 Yangon - Chaungtha

After breakfast, proceed by private aircon coach/car to Chaung Tha. Arrive in the afternoon, lunch at Hotel.  Enjoy refreshment swimming, sunbathing on the white sandy beach, carefree loitering along the coast and feel the difference away from the rustling and bustling of hectic city life. Overnight in Chaung Tha.

Day 2 Chaung Tha

Whole day free at leisure. Overnight in Chaung Tha.

Day 3 Chaung Tha

Free at leisure. Overnight in Chaung Tha.

Day 4 Chaung Tha - Yangon

Breakfast. Free at leisure. Drive back to Yangon after lunch. Upon arrival at Yangon, transfer to Hotel (or) airport.

Cost includes:

-3 nights accommodation with full breakfast (twin sharing basis)
-2 Mineral water bottles & 1 snow tower will provide throughout the trip on coach / car
-Transfer Yangon -Chaung - Yangon by private aircon car or coach

Cost excludes:

-Beverages
-Personal expenses such as Camera fees,tpis etc.

Note

1.1 F.O.C for every 16 paying guests
2.First class hotel used is (***+) category, Hotel Max (Chaung Tha)
3.For hotel information. Please refer to our website www.travelmyanmar.com 'Accommodation in Myanmar' section
4.If you wish to use other hotels. Please refer to our hotel rate sheet or just contact us for quotation
5.Validity : 1 Oct 2010 - 30 Apr 2011