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PLACE | TOURISTBUS(60 SEATER)(+5K for Overnight) | MINIBUS/COASTER(30-40 seater)(+5K for Overnight) | VAN(10-14 seater)(+3K for Overnight) | * BATAAN | | | | BALANGA/ORANI/HERMOSA | Php 23,500.00 | Php 19,500.00 | Php 9,000.00 | MARIVELES/MONTEMAR/BAGAC | Php 26,500.00 | Php 23,500.00 | Php 9,500.00 | MT.SAMAT | Php 24,000.00 | Php 22,500.00 | Php 9,000.00 | MORONG | Php23,500.00 | Php21,500.00 | Php 9,500.00 | * BATANGAS | | | | ANILAO/MABINI | Php 22,500.00 | Php 20,500.00 | Php 9,500.00 | CALATAGAN/SAN JUAN | Php 22,500.00 | Php 19,500.00 | Php 9,000.00 | CALACA/BATANGAS PIER/LIAN | Php 20,500.00 | Php 18,500.00 | Php 8,500.00 | NASUGBU/MATABUNGKAY/TAAL/LEMERY | Php 20,500.00 | Php 18,500.00 | Php 8,500.00 | CANYON WOODS/ LIPA/BATULAO/TALISAY | Php 20,500.00 | Php 18,500.00 | Php 8,500.00 | * BICOL | | | | CAMSUR(3DAYS) | Php 80,500.00 | Php 76,000.00 | Php 20,500.00 | NAGA(3DAYS) | Php 68,500.00 | Php 65,500.00 | Php 20,000.00 | * BULACAN | | | | STA.MARIA/MALOLOS | Php 15,500.00 | Php 13,500.00 | Php 6,500.00 | SAN RAFAEL/PANDI/CALUMPIT | Php 16,500.00 | Php 14,500.00 | Php 8,000.00 | * CAVITE | | | | TAGAYTAY | Php 17,500.00 | Php 15,500.00 | Php 7,500.00 | PUERTO AZUL | Php 17,500.00 | Php 15,500.00 | Php 7,500.00 | CAYLABNE | Php 17,500.00 | Php 15,500.00 | Php 8,000.00 | KAWIT | Php 16,500.00 | Php 14,500.00 | Php 7,000.00 | * ILOCOS NORTE | | | | LAOAG/VIGAN(3DAYS) | Php 78,500.00 | Php 74,500.00 | Php 18,500.00 | PAGUDPUD(3DAYS) | Php 81,500.00 | Php 77,500.00 | Php 18,500.00 | * LAGUNA | | | | PAGSANJAN/VILLA ESCUDERO/LILIW | Php 17,500.00 | Php 15,500.00 | Php 7,500.00 | SAN PABLO/ HIDDEN VALLEY | Php 15,500.00 | Php 14,500.00 | Php 7,500.00 | CALIRAYA/CAVINTI/SINILOAN | Php 19,500.00 | Php 17,5000.00 | Php 8,000.00 | LOS BAÑOS/ CALAMBA | Php 16,500.00 | Php 14,500.00 | Php 7,000.00 | MACBAN/MAKILING/ ALAMINOS | Php 16,500.00 | Php 14,500.00 | Php 7,000.00 | NAGCARLAN | Php 19,500.00 | Php 17,500.00 | Php 8,000.00 | MAJAYJAY/PAETE/ PAKIL | Php 20,500.00 | Php 18,500.00 | Php 8,500.00 | * LA UNION | | | | BAUANG/SAN FERNANDO | Php 42,000.00 | Php 36,500.00 | Php 12,000.00 | VILLA NAVARRO | Php 42,000.00 | Php 36,000.00 | Php 12,000.00 | * MT.PROVINCE | | | | BAGUIO TOUR | Php 41,500.00 | Php 38,500.00 | Php 12,000.00 | * NUEVA ECIJA | | | | CABANATUAN | Php 21,500.00 | Php 19,500.00 | Php 9,000.00 | * PAMPANGA | | | | CLARK AIRBASE | Php 17,500.00 | Php 14,500.00 | Php 7,500.00 | SAN FERNANDO | Php 16,500.00 | Php 14,500.00 | Php 7,500.00 | * PANGASINAN | | | | SAN FABIAN/ MANAOAG/DAGUPAN | Php 28,500.00 | Php 26,500.00 | Php 11,500.00 | HUNDRED ISLAND W/ BOAT RIDE | Php 47,500.00 | Php 42,000.00 | Php 11,500.00 | SUAL | Php 36,500.00 | Php 34,500.00 | Php 11,500.00 | BOLINAO | Php 38,500.00 | Php 36,500.00 | Php 12,000.00 | * QUEZON | | | | LUCENA | Php 21,500.00 | Php 19,000.00 | Php 8,000.00 | DOLORES/TIAONG | Php 18,500.00 | Php 16,500.00 | Php 7,500.00 | LUCBAN | Php 23,500.00 | Php 21,000.00 | Php 8,000.00 | SARIAYA/TAYABAS | Php 21,500.00 | Php 19,500.00 | Php 8,000.00 | * RIZAL | | | | DARANAK FALLS/PILILIA/BARAS/TANAY | Php 14,500.00 | Php 12,000.00 | Php 7,000.00 | TATAY/MONTALBAN | Php 15,500.00 | Php 13,000.00 | Php5,500.00 | * ZAMBALES | | | | OLONGAPO/SUBIC | Php 24,500.00 | Php 19,500.00 | Php 9,500.00 | IBA / SAN ANTONIO | Php27,000.00 | Php24,500.00 | Php 10,500.00 | SAN NARCISO | Php28,500.00 | Php25,500.00 | Php 11,500.00 |

BUS INCLUSIONS:

* (1) Unit Of Fully Airconditioned Tourist Bus * First Aid Kit * Tarpaulin / Banner (Optional) * Tour Coordinator * Toll Fees Included * Parking Fees * Sound System/ DVD * Large Compartment & Overhead Luggage * Trash Bags & Disposable Plastic * Coordinator/S And Driver’s Food ALLOWANCE

VAN INCLUSIONS:

* UNIT OF FULLY AIRCONDITIONED VAN 12-14seater * SOUND SYSTEM ON BOARD * SERVICE OF TOUR COORDINATOR/S * FIRST AID & PLASTIC BAGS * DIESEL * TOLL & PARKING FEES * DRIVER & TOUR COORDINATOR/S FOOD ALLOWANCE

PROMO!!!
FOR
SUMMER
FUN!!! ^_^
PROMO UNTIL APRIL 31 , 2013 ONLY!!!

(3DAYs and 2nights) APRIL 7- APRIL 9, 2013
THE ORGANIZER
Mr. Harry
MANILA
Email: harry28yrrah@yahoomail.com
Dear Mr. Harry:
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OUR AGREEMENT: sagada package (3DAYS AND 2NIGHTS) APRIL 7- APRIL 9, 2013

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TOTAL PRICE: P3, 000.00 PER HEAD MINIMUM OF 12 PAX; (DISCOUNTED FROM P3, 600)
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TOTAL PRICE PACKAGE: P36, 000.00
NOTE: (EXCLUDED) * P3, 000.00/ head for additional person * meals on pax account.
INCLUSIONS:
* UNIT OF FULLY AIRCONDITIONED VAN 12-18seater * SOUND SYSTEM ON BOARD * SERVICE OF TOUR COORDINATOR/S * FIRST AID & PLASTIC BAGS * LODGING ACCOMODATION * GAS/DIESEL * TOLL & PARKING FEES * DRIVER & TOUR COORDINATOR/S FOODS * Sumaguing cave Guide fees
TERMS OF PAYMENT : 50% - RESERVATION UPON CONFIRMATION : 50% - CASH BALANCE ONE DAY BEFORE/ ON THE DATE OF EVENT

THANK YOU AND MORE POWER!
GOD BLESS!. CONFORME:

_____________________ ______________________ TOUR ORGANIZER Authorized Signatory

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TOUR ORGANIZER, COMPANY OUTINGS, TOUR GUIDES, TOURIST BUS, COASTERS, BIGVANS,
-------------------------------------------------
FAMILY RETREATS & barkada outing!!!......

Friday April 6
0800pm: Assembly Caloocan
0900pm: ETD from Caloocan to Banaue.

Saturday April 7
0600am: ETA at Banaue, Breakfast, Picture Taking Viewpoints
0700am: ETD to Sagada
1000am: ETA to Sagada Check-in
1200am: Lunch
0100pm: Proceed to Lumiang Cave and Sumaguing Cave for normal caving
0500pm: Estimated time of return from the cave
0530pm: Back to Lodging (Wash up)
0700pm: Dinner

Sunday April 8
0600am: Breakfast
0700am: Proceed to Fedelisan
0730am: Start of Bomod-ok Falls Trek
0830am: ETA Bomod-ok Bigfalls, Swimming, Picture Taking
1230pm: Lunch (@Designated area)
0200pm: Proceed to Sagada Weaving, St Mary's Church and Echo Valley, Hanging Coffins
0400pm: Visit Pottery House
0530pm: Sunset Viewing Lake Danum, Picture taking
0700pm: Dinner, Souvenir hunting (@Designated area)

Monday 9
0500am: Check out
0545am: Sunrise Viewing Kiltepan Tower
0630am: Breakfast Rock-inn, Orange Picking in the Orchard
0730am: ETD from Sagada to Baguio
0100pm: Late Lunch (@designated area)
0200pm: ETA Strawberry Plantation, Buy pasalubong
0300pm: ETD from Baguio
ETA TO MANILA 0630PM

(3DAYs and 2nights) APRIL 7- APRIL 9, 2013

THE ORGANIZER
Mr. Harry
MANILA
Email: harry28yrrah@yahoomail.com
Dear Mr. Harry:
-------------------------------------------------
OUR AGREEMENT: sagada package (3DAYS AND 2NIGHTS) APRIL 7- APRIL 9, 2013

-------------------------------------------------
TOTAL PRICE: P4, 500.00 PER HEAD MINIMUM OF 7 PAX; (DISCOUNTED FROM P5, 600)
-------------------------------------------------
TOTAL PRICE PACKAGE: P31,500.00
NOTE: (EXCLUDED) * P4, 500.00/ head for additional person * meals on pax account.
INCLUSIONS:
* UNIT OF FULLY AIRCONDITIONED VAN 12-18seater * SOUND SYSTEM ON BOARD * SERVICE OF TOUR COORDINATOR/S * FIRST AID & PLASTIC BAGS * LODGING ACCOMODATION * GAS/DIESEL * TOLL & PARKING FEES * DRIVER & TOUR COORDINATOR/S FOODS * Sumaguing cave Guide fees

TERMS OF PAYMENT : 50% - RESERVATION UPON CONFIRMATION : 50% - CASH BALANCE ONE DAY BEFORE/ ON THE DATE OF EVENT

THANK YOU AND MORE POWER!
GOD BLESS!. CONFORME:

_____________________ ______________________ TOUR ORGANIZER Authorized Signatory

-------------------------------------------------
TOUR ORGANIZER, COMPANY OUTINGS, TOUR GUIDES, TOURIST BUS, COASTERS, BIGVANS,
-------------------------------------------------
FAMILY RETREATS & barkada outing!!!......

Friday April 6
0800pm: Assembly Caloocan
0900pm: ETD from Caloocan to Banaue.

Saturday April 7
0600am: ETA at Banaue, Breakfast, Picture Taking Viewpoints
0700am: ETD to Sagada
1000am: ETA to Sagada Check-in
1200am: Lunch
0100pm: Proceed to Lumiang Cave and Sumaguing Cave for normal caving
0500pm: Estimated time of return from the cave
0530pm: Back to Lodging (Wash up)
0700pm: Dinner

Sunday April 8
0600am: Breakfast
0700am: Proceed to Fedelisan
0730am: Start of Bomod-ok Falls Trek
0830am: ETA Bomod-ok Bigfalls, Swimming, Picture Taking
1230pm: Lunch (@Designated area)
0200pm: Proceed to Sagada Weaving, St Mary's Church and Echo Valley, Hanging Coffins
0400pm: Visit Pottery House
0530pm: Sunset Viewing Lake Danum, Picture taking
0700pm: Dinner, Souvenir hunting (@Designated area)
Monday 9
0500am: Check out
0545am: Sunrise Viewing Kiltepan Tower
0630am: Breakfast Rock-inn, Orange Picking in the Orchard
0730am: ETD from Sagada to Baguio
0100pm: Late Lunch (@designated area)
0200pm: ETA Strawberry Plantation, Buy pasalubong
0300pm: ETD from Baguio

ETA TO MANILA 0630PM

(3DAYs and 2 nights)
APRIL 30-May 2, 2013
THE ORGANIZER
Mr. Harry
MANILA
Email: harry28yrrah@yahoomail.com
Dear Mr. Harry:
-------------------------------------------------
OUR AGREEMENT: CARAMOAN PACKAGE (3DAYS AND 2NIGHTS) APRIL 30-MAY 2, 2013

-------------------------------------------------
TOTAL PRICE: P6, 000.00 PER HEAD MINIMUM OF 12 PAX; (DISCOUNTED FROM P7, 500) NET OF TAX
INCLUSIONS:
* (1) UNIT OF FULLY AIRCONDITIONED VAN * SOUND SYSTEM ON BOARD * CDS & DVDS FOR PLAYTIME * OVERHEAD LUGGAGE & LARGE COMPARTMENTS PER UNIT * SERVICE OF BUS COORDINATOR/S * FIRST AID & PLASTIC BAGS * COORDINATOR/S AND DRIVER’S FOODS * Full board meal - 6 luscious meals (2breakfast, 2 lunch, 2 dinner) * Aircon Accommodation, Cable TV & private CR (quad/quin sharing room) - Town Proper Hotel accommodation * All Transportation within Caramoan from pick-up to drop-off (Guijalo port of Caramoan) * Private bangka for your group for island hopping(2 days island hopping) * Licensed Tour Guide/Photographer/Assistance * Environmental fee (newly imposed Mun. Tax Ordinance by the local Gov't)

TERMS OF PAYMENT : 50% - RESERVATION UPON CONFIRMATION : 50% - CASH BALANCE ONE DAY BEFORE THE DATE OF EVENT

THANK YOU AND MORE POWER!
GOD BLESS. CONFORME:

_____________________ ______________________ ATHORIZED PERSONNEL Authorized Signatory

-------------------------------------------------
TOUR ORGANIZERS, COMPANY OUTINGS, TOUR GUIDES, TOURIST BUS, COASTERS, BIGVANS,
-------------------------------------------------
FAMILY RETREATS & barkada outing!!

Itinerary:
For 3days & 2nights
Day 1 (Arrival):

(This is a Sample itinerary, it may vary depending on your arrival, weather condition)

0930 hrs(ETA) Guijalo port (pick-up point) to town proper
1000 hrs Hotel/hometel check-in/rest a bit
1100 hrs Lunch/early lunch depending on time of arrival
1115 hrs To Paniman/Bikal
1140 hrs Proceeding to Islands (Swimming)
• Matukad Beach
• Lahos Island
• Bosdak
• Minalagos Island
• Cagbalinad
• Napla (alternative island)
• Tinago cove (alternative island)

1300 hrs Island Exploration/Swimming
1700 hrs Back to Accommodation/Rest/Grooming
1930 hrs Dinner Day 2:
0600 hrs Wake-up call/Grooming/Breakfast
0700 hrs Proceeding to Bikal Port
0745 hrs Bikal Port to Tabgon
0900hrs Grotto of Our Lady of Peace (527 climb steps)
1100 hrs Proceeding to Islands

• Manlawi Beach
• Cotibas Island
• Sabitan laya
• Bag-ing beach
• Bugtong beach (alternative island)
• Liwan Beach (alternative island)
• Bulang bugang underground river (if there is enough time)

1230 hrs Lunch………
1330 hrs Swimming/Island Hopping/Exploration
1630 hrs Proceeding to Bikal Port
1800 hrs Back to Accommodation/Rest/Grooming
1930 hrs Dinner Day 3 (Departure): 0800 hrs Wake-up Call/Grooming/Breakfast
0900 hrs Church of Saint Michael (17th Century Church)
0930 hrs Souvenir shop
1000 hrs proceeding to Guijalo port

For more info:
SUN: 0943-4039008
Landline: (02)351-5825

Look for Mr. Harry

(2DAYs and 1nights)
May1-May 2, 2013
THE ORGANIZER
Mr. Harry
MANILA
Email: harry28yrrah@yahoomail.com
Dear Mr. Harry:
Warm Greetings! a company that organizes and handle company outings & fieldtrips more fun yet educational and memorable! It is our honor to SUPPLY BUS SERVICE’’ for your OUTDOOR ACTIVITY.
-------------------------------------------------
OUR AGREEMENT: CARAMOAN PACKAGE (2DAYS AND 1NIGHTS) MAY 1-MAY 2, 2013

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TOTAL PRICE: P5, 200.00 PER HEAD MINIMUM OF 12 PAX; (DISCOUNTED FROM P5, 900) NET OF TAX
INCLUSIONS:
* (1) UNIT OF FULLY AIRCONDITIONED VAN * SOUND SYSTEM ON BOARD * CDS & DVDS FOR PLAYTIME * OVERHEAD LUGGAGE & LARGE COMPARTMENTS PER UNIT * SERVICE OF BUS COORDINATOR/S * FIRST AID & PLASTIC BAGS * COORDINATOR/S AND DRIVER’S FOODS * Full board meal - 3 luscious meals (1breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner) * Aircon Accommodation, Cable TV & private CR (quad/quin sharing room) - Town Proper Hotel accommodation * All Transportation within Caramoan from pick-up to drop-off (Guijalo port of Caramoan) * Private bangka for your group for island hopping(1 day island hopping) * Licensed Tour Guide/Photographer/Assistance * Environmental fee (newly imposed Mun. Tax Ordinance by local Gov't)
TERMS OF PAYMENT : 50% - RESERVATION UPON CONFIRMATION : 50% - CASH BALANCE ONE DAY BEFORE THE DATE OF EVENT

THANK YOU AND MORE POWER!
GOD BLESS. CONFORME:

_____________________ ______________________ ATHORIZED PERSONNEL Authorized Signatory

-------------------------------------------------
TOUR ORGANIZERS, COMPANY OUTINGS, TOUR GUIDES, TOURIST BUS, COASTERS, BIGVANS,
-------------------------------------------------
FAMILY RETREATS & barkada outing!!

Itinerary For 2days & 1night

Day 1 (Arrival):

(This is a Sample itinerary, we will adjust your itinerary depending on your arrival)

0930 hrs(ETA) Guijalo port (pick-up point) to town proper
1000 hrs Hotel/hometel check-in/rest a bit
1100 hrs Lunch/early lunch
1115 hrs To Paniman/Bikal
1140 hrs Proceeding to Islands (Swimming)

• Matukad Beach
• Lahos Island
• Bosdak
• Minalagos Island
• Cagbalinad
• Napla (alternative island)
• Tinago cove (alternative island)
• Bulang-bugang (if there is enough time)

1200 hrs Lunch
1300 hrs Island Exploration/Swimming
1700 hrs Back to Accommodation/Rest/Grooming
1930 hrs Dinner/Socials

Day 2 (Departure):

0800 hrs Wake-up Call/Grooming/Breakfast
0900 hrs Church of Saint Michael (17th Century Church)
0930 hrs Souvenir shop
1000 hrs Proceeding to Guijalo port

For more info:
SUN: 0943-4039008
Landline: (02)351-5825

Look for Mr. Harry

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