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Far East Holidays
~ Far East Holidays ~ Far East Travel ~ Far East Cruises ~
For the traveller from Europe, the scale, style and spectacle of the Far East rarely fails to amaze. You’ll be spoilt for choice.
Choose one country and experience the diversity within it – or combine several to savour the difference. Choose a vibrant city and then head off to the country and finish on the beach. What will you choose?
China Holidays
A truly amazing country of contrasts which is changing so quickly it is awe-inspiring. 
The ancient treasures of the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and the Terracotta Warriors have to be seen as well as the rapidly transforming cities of Beijing and Shanghai. You could travel a lifetime in China and never come to grips with it! Again, go beBfore it changes too much.
Plus there’s Japan, Indonesia, Korea, the Philippines and, of course, India – to make sure you make the most of your trip, let our experts put it all together for you.
Thailand Holidays
Land of Smiles and a favourite for first time Far East travellers. Bangkok is lively, chaotic and full of energy whereas the mountainous northern interior has a different pace and atmosphere. Thailand has some of the world’s finest beaches from the brash, saucy Pattaya to the sophisticated peace of the southern tropical islands.
Singapore and Hong Kong Holidays
Both are favourite stopover points with plenty to see and do. Avid shoppers will be in seventh heaven and they are great cities to see how East and West marry up together.
Indochina – Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam Holidays
These locations are emerging as the most fascinating and unique destinations opening up in the region. Each has their own distinct attractions and ancient monuments, while the lifestyles of many parts of the countries have changed little. Go before it changes too much.
Malaysia Holidays
Sitting at the crossroads of Southeast Asia, the Malaysian peninsula forms a beautiful barrier between the Indian Ocean and South China Sea. The diverse mixture of Chinese, Malay, Indian and colonial influences creates its own unique atmosphere.
