• Jame’Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque - Visit Jame Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Brunei’s largest mosque. A fine example of modern Islamic architecture, built to celebrate the 25th year of the current sultan’s reign. (Close every Thursday & Friday)
• Istana Nurul Iman - Photo stop at Istana Nurul Iman main enterance, the official residence of the Sultan of Brunei, the world’s largest residential palace.
• Royal Regalia Museum - Visit Royal Regalia Museum, which houses the regalia used during the coronation, as well exhibits related to commemorate the Silver Jubliee of HM the Sultan of Brunei.
• Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque - Visit the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, the iconic landmark in the capital city. The elegant mosque was offically opened on 26th Sept 1958 and a symbol of the Islamic faith in the country.

Declared by most to be the most beautiful mosque in the region.

(Close for visitors every Thursday and Friday)

• Kampong Ayer - Venice of East - The historical Kampong Ayer is regarded as the largest Water Village settlement in the world.

The centuries-old Kampong Ayer is dubbed as “Venice of the East” by Venetian Antonio Pigafetta who sail to Brunei with Ferdinand Magellan’s flagship “Victoria” in 1521.

Visit a local house with light refreshment before heading to the mangrove.

• Damuan Park (Taman Persiaran Damuan) - Opened in 1986, the Damuan Recreational Park covers a kilometer stretch riverfront with a jogging path and scenic views.

Within the park is the ASEAN Square, displaying the work of a sculptor from each of the original six ASEAN member countries.

• Makam di Luba - Located at the calm and peaceful Luba Island, is the mausoleum of Sultan Husain Kamaluddin, Brunei’s 16th Sultan.

The only Sultan to have ruled twice and abdicate twice. Ruled from 1710 to 1730 and took over the throne again in 1737-1740.

• Complimentary bottled water
• Scenic boat ride and local home visit with refreshments
• Air-conditioned transportation
• Life jackets provided for safety