Rajah Travel Corporation

Grab this chance until March 31, 2023 only!

Inclusions

• 10 nights’ accommodation onboard Norwegian Jewel based on the cabin of your choice
• Breakfast, lunch, dinner in any of the complimentary dining venues
• All entertainment onboard (except for dinner and lunch theatre entertainment)
• Complimentary onboard activities
• Internet Package and $50 shore excursion credit per tour per cabin

Exclusions

• On-board Service Charges or Gratuities – subject to final cabin type and number of sailing days. USD 20 per person per day to be paid during check-in or check-out.
• For further information you may refer to this link Gratuities/ On-board Service Charge.
• Pre & post accommodation
• Shore Excursion
• Transfers to and from the port
• Meals in Specialty Restaurants
• Alcoholic Beverages
• Soft drinks and some other non-alcoholic beverages
• Any services not mentioned

*Important Reminders

• Passport copy must be valid at least 6 months prior to departure
• VISA REQUIREMENT: It is the responsibility of the passengers to ensure that VISA requirements are complied with.  We can provide you with full details if you are unsure of them.
• CANCELLATION POLICY:

• USD25 per person RTC transaction fee will be applied on top of the above cancellation penalties.
• PREGNANCY: Norwegian Cruise Line will not accept guests who will have entered their 24th week of pregnancy by the time their travel with Norwegian Cruise Line concludes. A Statement from the expectant mother's doctor, stating her due date and fitness to travel must be provided prior to boarding. Norwegian Cruise Line will not be responsible or liable for any complications of pregnancy that arise or occur during the cruise.
• INFANT POLICY:   Infants sailing onboard a Norwegian vessel must be at least 6 months of age at the time of sailing. However, for voyages that have 3 or more consecutive days at sea, the infant must be at least 12 months old at the time of sailing
• ALL passengers must be fully vaccinated to be confirmed on this cruise. Minors who have not yet been eligible to be vaccinated will not be permitted to join this cruise.
• Rates are valid for Philippine Passport Holders only.
• Strictly no refund will be made when customers are denied embarkation for non-compliance with the above immigration requirements.
• Full Payment is necessary prior to voucher/ticket issuance.
• Any un-utilized services are non-refundable. 
• This travel arrangement is subject to the existing Cruise terms & conditions as adopted by Rajah Travel Corporation
• Rajah Travel Corporation reserves the right to re-price, alter, amend or withdraw the above quotation if deemed necessary in the interest of all parties

Home to 12 million, the capital of the Philippines is a dynamic city with a rich colonial history dating to 1565, when the Spanish arrived. Dive into the most popular attractions, including the elegant Malacanang Palace, the National Museum of the Philippines and Rizal Park. The poignant, 150-acre American Cemetery and Memorial holds U.S. and Allied servicemen who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War II. The historic walled city core, Intramuros, is well worth exploring.

A destination so popular, the government had to start limiting the number of people that can visit each year, Boracay is a favorite for a reason. The White Beach is this small island's most famous feature, with sand so pale it almost looks like sugar. The water is usually clear, warm and inviting-perfect for a swim. Up away from the shore, you can find restaurants that'll satisfy any craving and not-to-be-missed night life. After relaxing on the beach, take a stroll through open air markets or hike through the island's greenery.

Puerto Princesa is full of history, nature, good food, and relaxing beaches. For the history buffs, there are several World War II era historical sites and museums to wander through. If you're feeling adventurous, check out the Subterranean River-a UNESCO World Heritage Site-or learn about the wildlife a little closer to port. You can also learn about the city's dedication to environmental conservation. A budding restaurant and nightlife scene make spending the day in town a delight.

This bustling, ethnically diverse city offers sightseers a diversity of culture and eras. A gold-domed mosque, unique high-rise architecture and the Heritage Village all combine to paint a picture of the city's past. Venture into the interior to astonishing Kinabalu Park, where exotic plants and rare orchids flourish. Spend time on the glorious beaches and enjoy the local fresh fish.

A drive through the city or a boat ride on its canals will let you capture the spirit of Muara. Ornate mosques glitter in the sun with their golden domes and minarets. Visit the Brunei Museum, a repository of Malay culture and Islamic art, or take a water taxi over to Kampong Ayer, "the Water Village." Experience a trip back in time with a visit inland to a Dayak village. Back in Muara, look for silver jewellery, brass and bronze items, intricately made heirloom sarongs and antiques.

At Sea

Situated on a picturesque bay, Nha Trang is known for its sandy beaches and one of the longest cable cars in the world. At two miles long, the cable car to Hon Tre Island offers an amazing, mobile view over the bay. If history calls you, a visit to the Po Nagar Cham Towers dating to 781 is in order. Also compelling is the Long Song Pagoda, with its intricate architecture, mosaics and garden. Linger on the grounds, then climb 150 stone steps to the 70-foot-tall White Buddha at the top and enjoy a panoramic view of Nha Trang.

Discover the rich heritage of Saigon and the Mekong Delta. You won't forget a ride on a cycle rickshaw, known locally as xích lô ("sick-low"). Sit back as your driver whisks you past pagodas, colonial architecture and vibrant markets. A nice contrast to the city is the lush countryside of rice paddies and tiny villages along the Mekong. The freshness of the food is highlighted by the phenomenal fusion of local cuisine, a unique blend of Asian spices and French cooking styles.

At Sea

Explore a compact, fascinating city-state that's truly global. A onetime British trading post, its diverse past is reflected everywhere, from its old Chinese quarter and colourful Hindu temples to its modern skyscrapers and common language, English. Take a short cruise along the Singapore River or a pedicab ride through town, or enjoy the quiet at the National Orchid Garden. Interested in Asian medicine? A special medicinal restaurant can prescribe just the menu to help you feel your best.

Stepping onto this tropical island, you'll quickly realize why it's a favorite destination for those living in nearby Singapore. Long stretches of powdery-white sand connect the calm turquoise waters to the lush jungle spreading over the island's interior. Historic attractions, serene temples and delicious eateries are situated among the spectacular natural landscapes. Whether you wish to snorkel, hike or play a round of golf or explore the city of Tanjung Pinang or one of the fishing villages, your slice of paradise awaits you on Bintan Island.

The diverse capital of Malaysia blends colonial, Islamic and modern architecture, from the soaring Petronas Towers to the beautiful Masjid Jamek, once Kuala Lumpur's main mosque. Get a bird's eye view of the city from the open-air observation deck of the Kuala Lumpur Tower, the highest point in the city open to the public. Head to the air-conditioned Central Market to browse its stalls and shops for all kinds of souvenirs, with no bargaining necessary.