Page 53 - RNT Maclaren brochure English ed. 2019
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Thailand is affectionately known as the Land
      of Smiles, and for very good reason. If you’ve
      ever been before, you know that it’s easy to find
      grinning greetings year in and year out, no
      matter the context, season or setting. And there
      are so many reasons to smile in Thailand - with
      its powerful spices, dynamic city living, movie-
      scene beaches and outrageous nightlife!
      Just one day in Thailand can transport you from
      the most beautiful prayer temples, to tawdry,
      tacky and terrific nightclub/bar tours! It’s the
      polar extreme experiences here which offer the
      greatest depths of insight into this truly
      explosive and exciting culture. Whether you’re
      here to understand its rich history or experience
      its unique village on stilts, or to explore its
      waters by diving, or to have fun sourcing local
      produce at fresh fish markets, there’s one thing
      that’s for sure - Thailand is anything but boring!

       Raja Ampat Like a scene out of The Jungle

      Book, the Raja Ampat islands are a brilliant
      Southeast Asian hideaway that is positively
      bursting with life! With its very low population,
      an island count reveals over 1,500 islands,
      featuring romantic lagoons, scary caves,
      exciting ocean life and vibrantly coloured birds.
      As perhaps one of the remaining lower
      population tourist sites, it makes for a great
      private destination for couples, families and of
      course, new dates. It’s very hard to beat these
      sublime settings and undisturbed natural
      terrain. You’ll feel like an explorer of years ago,
      finding natural treasures, sighting wildlife and
      exploring hidden caves and natural crevices.
      Divers delight in its deep sea dive and surface
      snorkelling offerings too - with its reef
      supported ‘biological hotspot’, scientists have a
      special place in their heart for this place.













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