How long is the boat ride to the Phi Phi Islands from Phuket or Krabi?

The boat ride duration varies, but it typically takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to reach the Phi Phi Islands from both Phuket and Krabi.

What activities are included in the day trip?

The day trip includes a scenic boat ride, snorkeling at coral reefs, a visit to Maya Bay, exploration of landmarks such as Viking Cave and Monkey Beach, and leisure time on the beaches. Lunch and various opportunities for relaxation and exploration are also part of the itinerary.

Are snorkeling equipment and guidance provided?

Yes, snorkeling equipment, including masks, fins, and life jackets, is provided. Knowledgeable guides will also be available to assist participants, ensuring a safe and enjoyable snorkeling experience.

Can non-swimmers or beginners participate in the snorkeling activities?

Absolutely. The tour caters to participants of all skill levels, including non-swimmers and beginners. Guides will provide assistance and ensure that everyone can enjoy the snorkeling experience at their own pace.

Is lunch included, and what type of food is served?

Yes, a delicious Thai buffet lunch is included in the tour. The menu typically includes a variety of local dishes, catering to different dietary preferences. Please inform the tour organizers of any specific dietary restrictions in advance.

Are there restroom facilities on the boat?

Yes, the boats are equipped with restroom facilities. Participants are encouraged to use the facilities during designated stops or as needed during the journey.

What should participants bring for the day trip?

Participants are advised to bring sunscreen, swimwear, a hat, sunglasses, a camera, and any personal items they may need for the day. It's also recommended to carry some Thai Baht for additional purchases or tips.

Is the itinerary subject to change due to weather conditions?

Yes, the itinerary may be adjusted based on weather conditions to ensure the safety and comfort of participants. In the event of any changes, the tour organizers will communicate them to participants in a timely manner.

Explore Azerbaijan: Culture, Nature & History

Experience the best of Azerbaijan on an all-inclusive journey. Begin in Baku, the vibrant capital where modern architecture meets ancient history. Explore the unique rock art of Gobustan and the fascinating natural wonders of the Mud Volcanoes. Continue to Gabala, surrounded by lush mountains and scenic landscapes, then to Sheki, a historic town renowned for its charming streets, palaces, and cultural heritage. This tour perfectly blends urban excitement, natural beauty, and rich history for an unforgettable experience.

Cultural & Historical Highlights:

Heydar Aliyev Center – Architectural landmark and cultural center showcasing Azerbaijani art and exhibitions.

Carpet Museum – Museum dedicated to Azerbaijan’s rich carpet-weaving tradition and cultural heritage.

Old City (Maiden Tower, Shirvanshahs’ Palace, Miniature Book Museum, etc.) – Historic walled city containing medieval monuments.

Tazapir Mosque – Historic mosque located in Upland/Central Park, Baku.

Heydar Mosque – One of Baku’s largest mosques, reflecting modern Islamic architecture.

Bibi-Heybat Mosque – Reconstructed mosque of great historical and religious significance in Baku.

Juma Mosque, Shamakhi – Historic mosque reflecting the Islamic architectural heritage of the region.

The Palace of Sheki Khans – 18th-century palace showcasing Sheki’s royal history and traditional architecture.

Upper and Lower Caravanserai – Historic trade lodges illustrating Silk Road commerce and local craftsmanship.

Old Albanian Church, Kish Village – Ancient Christian church representing the early Christian history of the region.

Fire Temple (Ateshgah) – Zoroastrian fire temple and pilgrimage site reflecting pre-Islamic Azerbaijani culture.

Burning Mountain (Yanardag) – Natural eternal flame site with cultural and religious significance.

Day 1: :

Arrival in Baku

-Relax and unwind at your leisure after your flight.

Day 2: :

Exploring Baku

Heydar Aliyev center
Baku Conference Center
Flame Towers
Little Venice and Baku Boulevard
Carpet Museum
Nizami street
Old City (Maiden Tower, Shirvanshahs’ Palace, Miniature book museum & etc)
Upland Park Central Park (Tazapir mosque)
Heydar Mosque

Day 3: :

Exploring the Mud Volcanoes

Mud Volcanoes
Gobustan Rocks
Bibi-Heybat Mosque

Day 4: :

Exploring Gabala

Juma Mosque in Shamakhi
Yeddi Gozal waterfall
Nohurgol Lake in Gabala
Tufandag ski/summer resort (via cable car)

Day 5: :

Exploring Sheki

The Palace of Sheki Khans
Upper and Lower Caravanserai
Street of sweets and potteries
Old Albanian church in the village of Kish Bio Garden

Day 6: :

Transfer to Baku

-Road trip back to Baku from Sheki

Day 7: :

Exploring Absheron

Fire Temple (Ateshgah)
Burning Mountain (Yanardag)
Ganjlik mall or Sadarak local bazar

Day 8: :

Free time and Airport Drop off

Tour Overview

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Cultural & Historical Highlights:

Heydar Aliyev Center – Architectural landmark and cultural center showcasing Azerbaijani art and exhibitions.

Carpet Museum – Museum dedicated to Azerbaijan’s rich carpet-weaving tradition and cultural heritage.

Old City (Maiden Tower, Shirvanshahs’ Palace, Miniature Book Museum, etc.) – Historic walled city containing medieval monuments.

Tazapir Mosque – Historic mosque located in Upland/Central Park, Baku.

Heydar Mosque – One of Baku’s largest mosques, reflecting modern Islamic architecture.

Bibi-Heybat Mosque – Reconstructed mosque of great historical and religious significance in Baku.

Juma Mosque, Shamakhi – Historic mosque reflecting the Islamic architectural heritage of the region.

The Palace of Sheki Khans – 18th-century palace showcasing Sheki’s royal history and traditional architecture.

Upper and Lower Caravanserai – Historic trade lodges illustrating Silk Road commerce and local craftsmanship.

Old Albanian Church, Kish Village – Ancient Christian church representing the early Christian history of the region.

Fire Temple (Ateshgah) – Zoroastrian fire temple and pilgrimage site reflecting pre-Islamic Azerbaijani culture.

Burning Mountain (Yanardag) – Natural eternal flame site with cultural and religious significance.

-Relax and unwind at your leisure after your flight.

Heydar Aliyev center

Baku Conference Center

Flame Towers

Little Venice and Baku Boulevard

Carpet Museum

Nizami street

Old City (Maiden Tower, Shirvanshahs’ Palace, Miniature book museum & etc)

Upland Park Central Park (Tazapir mosque)

Heydar Mosque

Mud Volcanoes

Gobustan Rocks

Bibi-Heybat Mosque

Juma Mosque in Shamakhi

Yeddi Gozal waterfall

Nohurgol Lake in Gabala

Tufandag ski/summer resort (via cable car)

The Palace of Sheki Khans

Upper and Lower Caravanserai

Street of sweets and potteries

Old Albanian church in the village of Kish Bio Garden

-Road trip back to Baku from Sheki

Fire Temple (Ateshgah)

Burning Mountain (Yanardag)

Ganjlik mall or Sadarak local bazar

-transfer to airport according to flight schedule

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