Overview

This private tour in Surabaya lasts four to five hours and includes pickup from the hotel or cruise port with private transportation throughout. The tour begins with a thirty-minute visit to Monkasel, the Submarine Monument, which displays a real submarine and is the largest of its kind in Asia. Next, the tour stops at Balai Pemuda, Surabaya’s city square, where visitors spend thirty minutes exploring the underground museum and library located in a former Dutch community meeting place called De Simpangsche Sociёteit. The tour then passes through the Chinese quarter by vehicle, highlighting street food vendors, markets, and a Chinese temple. A thirty-minute walking visit follows at Sunan Ampel Great Mosque and the adjacent Arabian market in the Arabian quarter. Afterwards, there is a twenty-minute stroll through Pabean Market, a traditional fish market where local fishermen bring fresh catches. The tour continues with a thirty-minute visit to Tugu Pahlawan, the Heroes Monument, which commemorates the Battle of Surabaya and explains the city’s nickname, the City of Heroes. The next stop is a one-hour visit to Mirota Batik and Handicraft shop, offering batik textiles, wooden utensils, souvenirs, and crafts. The final stop is a thirty-minute visit to Sanggar Agung Temple in the Chinese quarter, known for its Buddhist statues including a four-faced Buddha. This tour covers Surabaya’s historic and cultural neighborhoods, including the European, Arabian, and Chinese quarters, providing a clear view of the city’s historiculture. The tour includes private transportation, entrance fees, bottled water, parking and fuel surcharges, and a private guide. Personal expenses and gratuities are not included.

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• Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

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