Vietnam & Angkor- Premium Adventure

Trip Notes

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People, Places & Planet

We work hard to create trips which improve life for the people and places we visit, and look after the planet we explore. Find out more about our sustainable travel ethos and practice here, and find out about the work of the Exodus Travels Foundation here.

Some sustainable travel highlights of this trip include:

People

How this trip helps improve life for local communities.

The use of a local guide means our customers will be well informed about local traditions, and cultural and social sensitivities.
This trip brings income and opportunity to the destination community through the inclusion of locally-owned hotels and restaurants, the emphasis on eating locally produced food and support of other local enterprise.
In Hanoi, we include a welcome dinner at KOTO, which is an NGO that provides a two year course in hospitality, English and life skills training to groups of 16-22 year olds from disadvantaged backgrounds. Students also receive accommodation, food, medical check-ups and treatment whilst they are being trained. Many of the 400+ graduates have gone on to continue developing their careers at KOTO restaurants or have gained employment elsewhere with their training so this is a great initiative to support.
In Hoi An, we also stop by a shop called ‘Reaching Out’, which sells gifts handmade by artisans with disabilities – helping them to develop their talent and independence.
There is the option to see a traditional folk dancing or water puppet show in Saigon. This encourages local customs to continue and creates employment opportunities.
We do a lot to celebrate the cottage industries on this tour, as this is not only a way to directly benefit the locals but it is also hugely fascinating and enjoyable for travellers. For example, in the Mekong Delta, we visit a lot of these small businesses and factories which sell handmade coconut sweets, rice paper, soya bean sauce, popped rice and popcorn amongst other things.

Places

How this trip helps protect and conserve local landscapes and nature.

Read about our commitment to nature protection and restoration here, including our rewilding commitment for every customer who travels.
By travelling in a small group, led by a local guide, we ‘tread lightly’ to minimise our impact on local resources and the environment. On this trip, some parts of the itinerary stay in smaller towns using accommodation outside of busy cities.
Our trips adhere to ABTA’s industry-leading animal welfare guidelines to ensure the best possible practices with regard to working animals and wildlife viewing. Our animal welfare policy can be found here.
We work with our partners on the ground to proactively eliminate or reduce waste, for example eliminating all single-use plastic water bottles and instead providing refills for re-usable bottles.
During our time in the Ha Long Bay area, we visit the Ha Long Women's Association in Hon Gai township. The association is a local sustainable initiative that is committed to cleaning up waste in Ha Long Bay and upcyling any waste where possible into items of value. Our visit helps support the women who are involved and to help ensure the contiuation of this conservation initiative.
Our entrance fees to the Angkor complex in Cambodia goes towards preserving these fascinating cultural sites.
We provide clients with a re-usable tote bag at the start of the tour (locally made in Hanoi), offering an alternative to single-use plastic bags and a souvenir to take home!

Planet

How we seek to keep the carbon footprint of this trip low.

Read about our climate action here, including our carbon reduction and compensation commitments.
Accommodation and restaurants in the itinerary use locally-sourced food which has not been transported long distances.

Vegetarian and vegan options are available at majority of accommodation and restaurants.

During our time in Siem Reap, the group will enjoy an included dinner at Lum Orng Restaurant; Cambodia’s first farm-to-table restaurant. With a focus offering on New Mekong cuisine, they provide meals using seasonal produce from local farms, markets and growers in the region whilst also focusing on reducing food waste.

Tips for sustainable travel on this trip

Leave no trace: We do all we can to ensure we leave no rubbish behind in the wild and beautiful places we visit; we ask that you do the same. If there are no recycling facilities in-country, we’d ask you to consider bringing recyclable materials home with you.
Plastic waste reduction: Please bring your own re-usable water bottle on this trip; filtered water will be provided where tap water is not drinkable.
Cultural respect:
- Please remember that you will be expected to cover your legs and arms (to the elbow) during visits to temples and sacred sites so packing a sarong or other suitable clothing is recommended. Also remember to remove hats when visiting a sacred site.
- Do not rest your chopsticks upright in a bowl of rice as this symbolises the burning of incense (which is usually reserved for times of mourning).
- One should not show the soles of their feet or touch someone’s head, both are considered disrespectful.

Itinerary

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Hanoi

Siem Reap

Depart London
Day 1
Start Hanoi; welcome dinner in the evening
The capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, is ready to welcome you when you arrive. Get acclimatised and familiarise yourself with the city by wandering the tree-lined avenues.
There will be a group welcome meeting this evening with your expert leader followed by an included welcome dinner at KOTO (Know One, Teach One), a well-established training restaurant for disadvantaged youths where you'll be served a blend of Vietnamese and South-East Asian foods.
Premium accommodation: The Q Hotel, Hanoi (4 star)
Meals included: Dinner
Arrive Hanoi
The capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, is ready to welcome you! Upon arrival, get acclimatised and familiarise yourself with the city by wandering the tree-lined avenues.
There will be a group welcome meeting this evening with your expert leader followed by an included welcome dinner at KOTO (Know One, Teach One), a well-established training restaurant for disadvantaged youths where you'll be served a blend of Vietnamese and South-East Asian foods.
Premium accommodation: The Q Hotel, Hanoi (4 star)
Meals included: Dinner
Day 2
City tour of Hanoi; free afternoon
This morning enjoy a sightseeing tour of the city that includes a visit to the Temple of Literature; the site of the oldest university in Vietnam with over 2000 graduates, Hoa Lo Prison & the Old Quarter of the city. Afterwards, we'll visit the famous Bun Cha Huong Lien to try bun cha for lunch; a local speciality dish of noodles, broth and meat served alongside some greens.
The afternoon is then free for you to wander around the Hoan Kiem lake and perhaps enjoy the view from a lakeside café.
Premium accommodation: The Q Hotel, Hanoi (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Lunch
Day 3
To Ha Long Bay; cruise followed by sundowners on deck; overnight on board a Syrena Cruise
We make an early start for the approximate 4 hour journey to Ha Long Bay; one of the most stunning sights in South East Asia with some 3000 limestone peaks rising directly from the clear emerald sea. We cruise amongst this striking karst scenery, stopping to swim and kayak, allowing us to get to places inaccessible by boat (weather permitting), and enjoy a seafood lunch on board. Later in the afternoon, join your expert leader and group for a drink or two on the top deck whilst watching the sunset in the bay before spending the night on board in twin share cabins.
Premium accommodation: Syrena Cruises (join in basis), Ha Long Bay
Meals included: Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 4
Continue cruise; visit Ha Long Women's Association, return to Hanoi
We continue to cruise around Ha Long Bay this morning before returning to port.
Your leader will then introduce your group to the Ha Long Women's Association in the Hon Gai township, a local sustainable initiative that is committed to cleaning up waste in Ha Long Bay and upcyling any waste where possible into items of value. Here you'll meet the local women and witness how they upcyle rubbish materials into beautiful handcrafted products and also may have the chance to try your hand at upcycling as well.
We then drive back to Hanoi where the evening is free to explore or relax. There may be an option of seeing a performance of the famous Water Puppets, which your leader can arrange if you have not already seen them and wish to do so (subject to availability).
Premium accommodation: The Q Hotel, Hanoi (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast
Day 5
Fly to Da Nang; transfer to Hoi An
After breakfast we transfer to Hanoi Airport for a flight to Da Nang. In Da Nang, we climb Marble Mountain where we explore the large caves which were used by the Viet Cong as a hospital base during the war. From the mountain peak there are wonderful views over My Khe Beach and the surrounding countryside which leads on to the captivating town of Hoi An, our next destination (approximate1 hour transfer).
This evening, the group will dine at a local restaurant whilst enjoying views of the atmospheric Thu Bon river.
Premium accommodation: Hoi An Blue Sky Boutique Hotel & Spa, Hoi An (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Dinner
Day 6
Walking tour of Hoi An; free afternoon
This morning will include a walking tour of Hoi An, the original European trading port in Vietnam dating back to the mid-16th century. It is now a living museum, with attractive wooden merchant's houses and pagoda-style temples with Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and European architectural influences. It is also a marvellous place to wander around and enjoy the thriving riverside market and great silk clothes shopping.

After lunch at a local eatery, the afternoon is free to enjoy a town that has become a favourite for so many travellers to Vietnam. Options include a trip to My Son, the Cham civilisation's spiritual home, where Cham kings were buried as long ago as the fourth century. Although wartime bombing has destroyed much of the site, there's a number of interesting stone towers and sanctuaries.
Premium accommodation: Hoi An Blue Sky Boutique Hotel & Spa, Hoi An (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Lunch
Day 7
Cruise on Thu Bon River to a cooking class; free afternoon
We spend the morning at the wonderful Red Bridge restaurant, located on the bank of the Thu Bon River. Visiting the colourful local market first, we shop for ingredients before taking a boat ride to the restaurant. Here we learn the intricacies of Vietnamese cooking. Under the supervision of an English-speaking Vietnamese chef you have the opportunity to create your own dishes. You don't need to be a proficient cook to enjoy this activity but be warned, you get to eat your creations at the end of the morning! You may choose to stay on and enjoy the idyllic garden at the restaurant or make your way back into Hoi An town for an afternoon at leisure, or jump on a bike (optional) for a ride through the countryside, passing markets, schools and villages before continuing on to Cua Dai beach (5 km).
Premium accommodation: Hoi An Blue Sky Boutique Hotel & Spa, Hoi An (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Lunch
Day 8
Fly to Saigon; afternoon city tour
This morning we transfer to Da Nang Airport for the flight (approx. 1 hour and 25 min) to Saigon, officially known as Ho Chi Minh City. This is an exciting and absorbing city where scooters pack the streets and temples stand defiantly alongside modern developments. Devastated by the Vietnam War, it is now a bustling free market city where anything goes. The Saigon River and Ben Thanh market, are within walking distance and are highly recommended.
After arrival, your group will dine at a Saigon institution, Pho Hoa on Pasteur, which has been in operation for over 50 years. Here your group will enjoy a tasty lunch of Southern style Vietnamese noodles and spring rolls.
This afternoon a city tour will include a visit to the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Reunification Palace and the War Remnants Museum. The Museum has an interesting photographic record of the Vietnam/American War. Please be aware that some images at the museum are very graphic.
Premium accommodation: Sila Urban Living, Saigon (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Lunch
Day 9
Morning visit to Cu Chi tunnels; free afternoon
Today we leave the city behind us and head north to visit the infamous Cu Chi tunnels. Used by the Viet Cong during the war, the network covers 3 levels and incorporates around 240km of tunnels. Traditionally, these were very narrow but some areas have been widened to allow tourists to explore the system. Claustrophobes may prefer to stay outside in the sunshine!
In the afternoon we return to Saigon and the rest of the day is free for individual exploration.
Premium accommodation: Sila Urban Living, Saigon (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast
Day 10
To Mekong Delta; cruise through waterways
In the morning we drive to Cai Be in the Mekong Delta (approx 2½ hours), known as the 'rice bowl' of Vietnam. This region produces most of Vietnam's fruit, sugar cane and coconuts. We take a boat trip on the mighty Mekong River, passing many orchards and friendly locals also travelling by boat. Recently, Cai Be floating market has become less crowded and smaller as fruit trading is mostly now done by trucks due to the bridge being built. However, this is still a great opportunity to see a local market and the trade being conducted traditionally on a smaller scale. We stop to see some small cottage industries such as rice paper and coconut candy, getting a chance to sample the produce along the way before enjoying the local speciality, ‘Elephant Ear Fish', for lunch.
After lunch, we continue by boat to Vinh Long where our private transport is waiting to take us to Can Tho. This evening, the group will dine and enjoy local Mekong specialties.
Premium accommodation: TTC Can Tho Hotel, Can Tho (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 11
Visit floating market; return to Saigon
This morning we take a boat trip to visit Cai Rang floating market, the biggest and most lively floating market in the Delta, with great photo opportunities. It is a maze of hundreds of boats packed with fruits, vegetables and plants, where samples are hung from the tops of long poles so that buyers can see from a distance what is for sale.
Afterwards, we drive back to Saigon where the remainder of the afternoon is free. This evening, you'll meet your leader and group for a final traditional meal in a 'Vietnamese style house' restaurant setting located in the heart of Saigon.
Premium accommodation: Sila Urban Living, Saigon (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Dinner
Day 12
Fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia and be based at the Lynnaya Urban River Resort & Spa
Today we transfer to Saigon Airport for the flight to Siem Reap in Cambodia.
On arrival into Siem Reap, the group will be met by our Cambodian expert tour leader. Here the group will spend the next two nights at the intimate Lynnaya Urban River Resort & Spa – providing the perfect base to explore Angkor!
This evening, we enjoy a welcome dinner in the local village of Lum Orng at Cambodia's first farm to table restaurant where your group will feast on authentic Khmer cuisine based on traditional recipes made with many ingredients from the organic garden.
Flight-time dependent we may have the opportunity to see the sunset at the temple-complex this evening. If not, we will enjoy this majestic marvel tomorrow evening.
Premium accommodation: Lynnaya Urban River Resort & Spa, Siem Reap (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Dinner
Day 13
Full day to explore Angkor
A full day spent exploring the Angkor complex. We will visit the incredible Angkor Wat and the many temples inside the Royal City of Angkor Thom, including the magnificent Bayon, which comprises of 54 intricately carved towers in one single temple. The Bayon certainly left an impression on an early traveller in 1925 who stated 'we stand before it stunned. It is like nothing else in the land.' We will also see other less-visited outlying temples. Particularly impressive are Banteay Srei and Ta Prohm, which is still covered in jungle as it was first found. Re-discovered in the 1870s and famously described as being 'grander than anything of Greece or Rome' by the French explorer Henri Mouchot, this World Heritage Site stands alongside Chichen Itza and Machu Picchu as one of the world's most spectacular archaeological sites. A truly magical experience and a photographer's paradise!
This evening, gather with your leader and group members for a special farewell dinner featuring traditional cuisine and entertainment.
Premium accommodation: Lynnaya Urban River Resort & Spa, Siem Reap (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 14
End Siem Reap
For land only clients, the tour ends this morning in Siem Reap after breakfast.
Meals included: Breakfast
Depart Siem Reap
Depart Siem Reap.
Meals included: Breakfast
Arrive London
Arrive London

Trip Notes

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Essential Info

Visas

Cambodia

Arriving By Flight:

An electronic visa (e-Visa) facility is available via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Co-operation website at the cost of $37.

A tourist visa can be obtained on arrival for British nationals at most border crossings. Two passport photos are required. The cost is US$30, although an additional express fee of US$5-6 may be incurred at the border. For further information see the FCDO site and check under Cambodia / 'Entry Requirements'.

Arriving Overland:

Important advice regarding E-Visas

Please be advised, e-Visas are not accepted at all border check points when travelling overland. This applies to the following borders/trips:

Tinh Bien, Vietnam/ Phnom Den, Takeo, Cambodia border: AOX- Thai Indochina Explorer

Xa Xia, Vietnam/ Prek Chak, Cambodia (Ha Tien crossing): FIJ- South East Asia Adventure

You can only purchase a tourist visa on arrival at these borders as e-Visas will not be accepted. More information can be found at:

https://www.evisa.gov.kh/information/port_entry/3

Vietnam

From 15 March 2022, Vietnam has re-introduced visa waivers for British, German, French, Spanish and Italian citizens travelling to Vietnam (for all purposes) for a period of up to 15 days, and on the basis of meeting all conditions prescribed by Vietnamese laws. All other nationalities require a visa to enter Vietnam and this must be obtained prior to departure.

For further information please check the FCDO site and check under Vietnam / 'Entry Requirements'. If you have any questions about whether you need a visa for your trip please contact the Customer Operations department.

Vaccinations

Cambodia

There are no mandatory vaccination requirements. Recommended vaccinations are: Polio, Tetanus, Diphtheria, Typhoid, Hepatitis A. The risk of malaria is slight but you may wish to consult your GP or travel health clinic for further advice.

Dengue fever is a known risk in places visited. It is a tropical viral disease spread by daytime biting mosquitoes. There is currently no vaccine or prophylaxis available for Dengue, and therefore the best form of prevention is to avoid being bitten. We recommend you take the usual precautions to avoid mosquito bites.

Vietnam

There are no mandatory vaccination requirements. Recommended vaccinations are: Tetanus, Polio, Typhoid, Hepatitis A and Diphtheria. The risk of malaria is slight, but you may wish to consult your GP or travel health clinic for further advice.

Zika fever is a mosquito‐borne viral disease and a known risk in places visited on this trip. There is currently no vaccine or prophylaxis available, we therefore strongly recommend you take the usual precautions to avoid mosquito bites.

Eating and Drinking

All breakfasts, 7 lunches, 7 dinners are included.

Thanks to the tropical climate, the long coast and the gigantic range of mountains, Vietnam is blessed with numerous varieties of culinary offerings and consequently maintains its reputation as one of the healthiest cuisines in the world that still packs a punch with delicious, fresh and fiery flavours.

Vietnamese food relies on fresh fish, vegetables, rice and a whole myriad of verdant herbs and spices; lemongrass, ginger, basil and lime all play an important role in the cuisine. The Chinese and French influence is felt throughout the country where you are just as likely to be offered a Banh Mi (stuffed baguette) as you are a hot steaming bowl of Pho (noodle soup).

Each dish is prepared with the Asian principle of Wu Xing in mind (the five elements); meaning that the perfect combination of spicy, sour, bitter, salty and sweet is the ultimate aim. Be sure to also seek out the national beverages; Vietnamese coffee is served iced and sweet with condensed milk, a real sugar and caffeine hit, and beer hoi (local beer, brewed daily) is served on most street corners in the North out of large plastic jugs that are perfect for sharing.

Food is cheap in Vietnam and you can generally avoid the spicier food if you wish. Western food is readily available almost everywhere, with the exception of the the Mekong Delta area.

Food is cheap in Cambodia and you can generally avoid the spicier food if you wish. Cambodia's food is all about the contrasts—sweet and bitter, salty and sour, fresh and cooked. It shares many dishes with its neighbours, and you'll find noodle soup similar to Vietnamese pho, Thailand's refreshing salads and sour soups, Indian-inspired curries, and noodles and stir fries handed down from years of Chinese migration. From Cambodia's days as a French Indochina colony, there's a national love of coffee, pate, and good bread. Baguettes are served with soup, made into sandwiches, and sold by men riding bicycles carrying baskets of long loaves. Western food is also available in most of the places visited.

Vegetarian food is widely available, however the offering will be fairly similar in most places. Please advise at time of booking if you have any dietary requirements.

Weather

The weather will be hot and humid throughout with temperatures during the day usually between 28ºC and 34ºC. It is only a little cooler at nights.

There is quite a range of seasons between the north and the south: the south up to Hue has a distinct dry season between December to April and then a rainy season from May to November when it tends to come in short heavy bursts with bright sunshine in between. Hanoi is cool in autumn, and even gets chilly between November and February (with a drizzly rain).

There is no ideal time to visit Vietnam; it is quite pleasant at any time of year, though due to the shape of the country it is unlikely that the weather will ever be perfect for the entire duration of any trip.

Please be aware that the boat trip on Ha Long Bay can be subject to short notice change if certain adverse weather conditions develop during your trip. These could occur all year round, but especially in monsoon season (from October to April). Boat trips on Ha Long Bay are governed by the local authorities who are authorised to make such appropriate safety decisions. If your Ha Long Bay trip is affected by adverse weather, this could either result in a reduced excursion on Ha Long Bay for your group, or less likely, the need to re-arrange the itinerary if it is not possible at all to go out on Ha Long Bay. Whilst this is not a frequent occurrence, our local team and leaders are well equipped to handle such situations and have long offered appropriate options to groups in the instances where this may occur.

In Cambodia the weather will be hot and humid all year round. The dry season is late October to May and the monsoon is normally between May and October; though there is an obvious transitional time between those settled periods. The dry season is as it sounds, with hot days and generally clear skies, though you can expect the odd shower. The monsoon is characterised by short, sharp bursts of rain and is generally overcast all day though this does not detract from the enjoyment of the place; you just need to take an umbrella or buy a cheap local poncho!

Hanoi

Siem Reap

Is this trip for you?

This Premium Adventure is rated Activity Level 1- Leisurely

This is not a rushed trip and although there are early starts, the focus is on spending time in each area in comfort, with few long road journeys. Both Vietnam and Cambodia are humid and this can be tiring at times as we explore some cities and sights on foot. We have included three flights to reduce the amount of travelling time to a minimum as much as possible but please be aware that delays can occur at times.

Following a review of all our trips we have categorised this trip as generally not suitable for persons of reduced mobility. However if you are a regular traveller on such trips, please contact customer services to discuss the trip and your personal condition.

Call for general departures:

1 800 267 3347

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Accommodation

Premium Accommodation & Boat

Relax at the end of each day in our expertly curated, handpicked accommodation on this Premium Adventure. Each property has been chosen for location, comfort and style, and its unique characteristics.

Syrena Cruises, Ha Long Bay. 1 night.

Deluxe twin balcony- Syrena Cruise

Sundeck

A 34 cabin ship built in accordance with traditional Vietnamese hardwood
Featuring deluxe cabins that are well appointed, using light materials and clear windows to ensure cabins are bright and airy
Enjoy a delicious meal on-board at the Lotus Restaurant; serving modern and tradtional dishes
Have a drink at the sundeck bar; a prime spot for sunset and soaking up the Bay atmosphere
Please note, groups will be joining a Syrena Cruise that may have other guests on board at the same time

Hoi An Blue Sky Boutique Hotel & Spa (4 star), Hoi An. 3 nights.

This modern boutique hotel boasts a roof top bar
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool and on-site day spa
Spacious rooms decorated with attention to comfort in mind

Sila Urban Living (4 star), Saigon. 3 nights.

A sleek and modern apartment-style hotel, where each spacious room has a kitchenette
Indulge in the 20 metre outdoor swimming pool
Featuring a fully Technogym equipped gym, sauna, steam room & jacuzzi
Cocotte Bistro; offering a menu of tradtional and authentic French flavours

Lynnaya Urban River Resort & Spa (4 star), Siem Reap. 2 nights.

Lynnaya Urban River Resort and Spa - fresh water pool

Lynnaya Urban River Resort and Spa - Deluxe Double Garden View room

Premium initimate resort located in the heart of Siem Reap
Relax and be pampered in the resort's Nirvana Spa
Cool off in the fresh water swimming pool
Modern and contemporary style property promoting a real sense of comfort
Enjoy a drink on the roof top at Palate's Sky Bar overlooking the river

The accommodation shown has been booked and agreed in advance, however we may need to make changes to a property of similar or higher standard after you have booked. While we will endeavour to inform you of any changes in advance which could, on rare occasions, be at late notice.

Additional Accommodation

It is possible to book additional nights before or after the tour, subject to availability - please enquire for details and prices.

Single accommodation

Single supplements are available (on request) and only available for 12 nights of the trip (hotel nights only- not available 1 night on boat in Ha Long Bay). Please advise the sales team at the time of booking if you would like to request a single supplement.

Call for general departures:

1 800 267 3347

Call for private group trips:

1 800 267 3347

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Experts

Contact a member of staff who has done this trip

Expert Leader - Thanh Vu

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Expert Leader - Bao Tran

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Expert Leader - Nhi Pham

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Call for general departures:

1 800 267 3347

Call for private group trips:

1 800 267 3347

Trip Notes

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Note: these can vary by departure; you can check out the specific Trip Notes for your chosen adventure on the dates & prices page.