Sicily – Italy Trip Start Date March

Destination

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Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

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5

5B

20-24

$ 913

$ 1,108

Sicily – Italy

Day 1 – Arrival. PALERMO Arrival in Palermo. Overnight at your hotel. (Transfers not included). Overnight: Palermo Day 2: PALERMO - MONREALE - CEFALU’ - PALERMO Buffet breakfast. Overnight: Palermo Enjoy a morning tour of Palermo, a city full of character, features Quattro Canti – a splendid example of Spanish Baroque architecture, the Palace of the Normans and its superb Palatine Chapel, the Cathedral, and the famous Benedictine Abbey of Monreale. Here you will admire a 12th century cathedral, housing very fine mosaics representing a complete cycle of the Old and New Testaments. In the afternoon, depart to the picturesque fishing village of Cefalù. In the evening, Visit the tiny streets as well as the magnificent Cathedral. Back to Palermo. Day 3: PALERMO-AGRIGENTO-TAORMINA Buffet breakfast at your hotel Depart for Agrigento, a hillside town famous for its magnificent Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Overnight: Taormina Enjoy a guided tour of the valley, dating back to the 5th century B.C. The poet Pindar described the site “as the most beautiful city built by mortal men”, The Doric style temples, all constructed within a century, face east, a standard criteria for both Greek and Roman temples so the statue of the god housed in each temple faced the rising sun. The best temple is that of Concordia (similar in design to the Parthenon in Athens) which is in an almost perfectly preserved condition. Your local guide will highlight the history and architecture of Concordia and of the other temples that are part of this archaeological treasure-trove. After visiting the Valley of the Temples, resume travel to Taormina, where you arrive in the evening. Day 4: TAORMINA- MOUNT ETNA-TAORMINA Buffet breakfast at hotel Overnight: Taormina Morning walking tour of Taormina’s charming city center includes the Greek/Roman amphitheatre, with its spectacular view of Giardini Naxos and Mount Etna, the largest active volcano in Europe. Enjoy the excursion to Mount Etna, till 1800 meters and visit the Sylvester Craters where you can enjoy the best views, as you drive through the fertile slopes and villages that sit on ancient volcanic eruptions. Day 5: TAORMINA-SIRACUSA-NOTO-TAORMINA Buffet breakfast at your hotel Overnight: Taormina Excursion to Syracuse. A guided tour of this venerable city highlights the Archaeological Park, Greek Theater, Latomia del Paradiso and Cave of Dyonisius’ Ear. Then continue to the historical center of Syracuse: Ortigia where you’ll be able to visit the beautiful Cathedral as well as the Arethusa Fountain. Continue to Noto to visit the Baroque city. Back to Taormina. Day 6: TAORMINA. Departure. Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Copenhagen – Denmark Trip Start Date April 12-17

Destination Copenhagen – Denmark

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

4

4B

15-19

$ 729

$ 1,229

Day 1: ARRIVAL - COPENHAGEN Arrival from your flight at Copenhagen Airport. Overnight: Copenhagen Your tour starts at your Copenhagen Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: COPENHAGEN HALF DAY TOUR Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Copenhagen Explore the biggest highlights of Copenhagen and delve into nearly 850 years of history with an expert guide who’ll bring the city to life for you. After meeting your guide at the hotel, our day trip begins with a scenic drive through the city, passing by the Glyptotek Art Museum, Christiansborg Palace and onto Nyhavn, the famous picturesque canal in the city centre. This wonderful introductory tour will take you to the bronze Little Mermaid statue; who sits on a rock, gazing out to sea. No visit to Copenhagen is complete without a photo opportunity of the statue that was inspired by Hans Christian Anderson’s fairy tale. Pass the City Hall and the Stock Exchange with its stunning spire of entwining dragon tails. As you journey around the city centre, look out for highlights that include the Christiansborg Parliament Buildings, the twinkling Tivoli Gardens, and the Glyptotek Art Museum. Journey on to colorful Nyhavn; the lively waterfront district that was once a favorite haunt for sailors. Board your awaiting, comfortable canal boat and enjoy a guided cruise through the harbor and scenic canals. Pass through Christianshavn and see its picturesque old buildings and fascinating atmosphere. Look out for the famous landmarks such as Holmen’s Church, the old naval base and the new Royal Library, known as the Black Diamond. Duration of the tour: 4 hours 1-hour Canal Tour included Day 3: COPENHAGEN FULL DAY TOUR Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Copenhagen After meeting your guide at the hotel, you begin your driving tour of Denmark's capital. Copenhagen is one of the most historic cities in the Baltic region, and on this introduction tour you will explore close to 850 years of history. This is an opportunity to explore at first the city of Copenhagen, and then head north out of the city along the stunning coastline, while offering a fulfilling experience of the whole city as a historical playground of the Danish royalty with inside guided visits to Kronborg & Frederiksborg Castles. We then leave the city behind and drive out of the capital area along the beautiful waterfront towards the legendary castle of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The medieval town of Helsingor welcomes us with striking panoramic views of this once most powerful fortress of the Baltic Sea commanding trade and shipping of the region. We will enjoy a short walk on the historically rich grounds and take a guided tour inside the Kronborg Castle. You will learn of the curious customs of the Kings from the past while getting the finest imaginable introduction to the world’s oldest monarchy. Drive to the charming town of Hillerød.

Inside visit to Frederiksborg Castle. The Renaissance style Castle, dating to early 17th century, has housed The Museum of National History since 1878. The endless rooms and halls filled with an unrivalled collection of the country´s most precious artifacts are as grandiose as the king, who built the castle. King Christian IV is the longest reigning monarch of Denmark to date. Continue on foot and a stroll through the town center to enjoy some free time for a lunch break, shopping or some exploring on your own. After a satisfying pause, we will return to Copenhagen, ending at the city hotel. Duration of the tour: 8 hours Inside Visit to Kronborg Castle & Inside visit to Frederiksborg Castle included Day 4: COPENHAGEN Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Copenhagen Enjoy the day at your leisure. Day 5: Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Oslo – Norway Trip Start Date April 25-30

Destination Oslo – Norway

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Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

5

5B

15-19

$ 766

$ 1,205

Day 1 – ARRIVAL - OSLO Arrival from your flight at Oslo Airport. Overnight: Oslo Your tour starts at your Oslo Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: OSLO HALF DAY TOUR Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Oslo We take the short journey across the city to the impressing waterside Opera House. The Opera won the culture award at the World Architecture Festival in Barcelona in October 2008 and in April 2009 it was pronounced the winner of the 2009 Mies van der Rohe award, the European Union prize for contemporary architecture. We continue to the Vigeland Sculpture Park for a guided walk. The Park is arranged over an area of 32 hectares and with 200 sculptures, all created by the sculptor Gustav Vigeland. The artist never explained these works, leaving the interpretation to each beholder. To study this world of human beings in stone, iron and bronze is both interesting and fascinating. The monolith - a 17-meter high granite-block, carved with 121 figures - stands as the unquestionable centre of this well-planned park. We continue our panoramic tour of the City passing by the main sights including the City Hall, the Parliament, the National Theatre and the Royal Palace. The coach will stop at Tyvholmen the newest fashionable district in Oslo. Here you can continue with your guide on foot along the waterfront or choose to return by coach to your hotel. Duration of the tour: 4 hours Inside Visit to Munch Museum & Oslo Opera House included Day 3: OSLO FULL DAY TOUR Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Oslo We start our day meeting with your local guide and start our journey by driving across the city to the impressive Vigeland Sculpture Park for a guided walk. The Park is arranged over an area of 32 hectares and with 200 sculptures, all created by the sculptor Gustav Vigeland. The artist never explained these works, leaving the interpretation to each beholder. To study this world of human beings in stone, iron and bronze is both interesting and fascinating. The monolith - a 17-meter high granite-block, carved with 121 figures - stands as the unquestionable centre of this well-planned park. Our next stop offers breath taking views of Oslo and after the total renovation of Holmenkollen National Ski Arena – due to the 2011 FIS Nordic World Championships, the Holmenkollen Ski Jump is a must-see attraction with its modern architecture. We then continue to Bygdøy Island, where the Viking Ship and Norwegian Folk Museums are located. One of Europe's largest open-air museums, The Norwegian Folk Museum contains 155 traditional houses from all parts of Norway and a stave church from the year 1200. The indoor exhibits show traditional handicraft items, folk costumes, Sami culture, weapons, toys, pharmaceutical history and changing exhibitions. We will have an hour lunch break before we visit The Viking Ship Museum. This museum presents Viking ship discoveries from Gokstad, Oseberg and Tune as well as other finds from Viking tombs around the Oslo Fjord. The museum displays the world's two best-preserved wooden Viking ships built in the 9th century, as well as small boats, sledges, a cart with exceptional ornamentation, implements, tools, harness, textiles and household utensils. We return to the City passing by the main sights including the City Hall, the Parliament, the National Theatre and the Royal Palace. The coach will stop at Tyvholmen the newest fashionable district in Oslo and then continue to the hotel.

Duration of the tour: 8 hours Inside Visit to Norwegian Folk Museum & Viking Ship Museum included Day 4: OSLO Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Oslo Enjoy the day at your leisure. Day 5: Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Mendoza Wine Route – Argentina Trip Start Date May

Destination Mendoza Wine Route – Argentina

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

5

5B, 3L

19-22

$ 896

$ 947

Day 1 – Arrival Arrival to Mendoza (Transfers not included). Overnight: Mendoza Day 2: Mendoza - Full Day Wine Experience – Central Region Overnight: Mendoza Meals: Breakfast / Lunch Enjoy being guided by the wine maker, to taste wines and visit the most prestigious wineries of Mendoza! Early in the morning we will meet the oenologist who will accompany us throughout the tour. We will depart to Mendoza’s agricultural oasis and visit Belasco de Baquedano de Baquedano Winery and Dominio del Plata Winery; we will visit its facilities and be able to participate in a guided wine tasting, during which we will begin to familiarize ourselves with the local’s wines, and its elaboration process. Our guide will explain us the technique of wine tasting, wine production techniques, the importance of the cork in the bottle and the correct way to handle a glass in order to taste wine. At noon we will have lunch at Bodega Casarena, where we will enjoy an unforgettable gastronomic experience. In the afternoon we will be able to visit other winery and enjoy a wine tasting session. As the sun sets behind The Andes mountains, we will return to the hotel. Day 3: Mendoza - Full Day Wine Experience – Uco Valley Overnight: Mendoza Meals: Breakfast / Lunch Enjoy the pleasure of visiting Valle de Uco, one of the best oenological areas in Argentina. Accompany us to discover its terroir guided by experts. Early in the morning we will meet the specialized wine guide who will accompany us throughout the tour. We will depart to Mendoza’s agricultural oasis of Valle de Uco, 100 kms from Mendoza City. Inside the first mountainsides of the Andes’ foothills, the Uco valley presents the highest altitudes at which wines are produced in the province of Mendoza. We will visit two wineries at Clos de Los Siete and enjoy a wine tasting session, during which we will begin to familiarize ourselves with the local’s wines, and its elaboration process. Our guide will explain us the technique of wine tasting, wine production techniques, the importance of the cork in the bottle and the correct way to handle a glass in order to taste wine. At noon we will have lunch at a Bodega Salentein, enjoying a gourmet menu. As the sun sets behind the Andes Mountains, we’ll return to Mendoza City. Day 4: Mendoza – High Mountain full day tour Overnight: Mendoza Meals: Breakfast High Mountain way consists of visiting, walking and enjoying mountain’s immensity, highlighting its landscape richness. Going along international route Nº 7, we will appreciate beautiful panoramas such as Potrerillos, Uspallata. Later on, we will arrive at Los Penitentes ski center and to Puente del Inca to admire its fabulous geological shape and enjoy its hot thermal waters (2720 m.a.s.l.).

Afterwards, we will stop at the “Mirador del Aconcagua” located in the international route and get from there the best view of Aconcagua, colossus of America (6959 m.a.s.l.). Then we will continue up to Las Cuevas, last Argentinean town before the border with Chile. Return to Mendoza. Redeeming Christ Monument is only reachable in the months of January to March, with the approval of the competent authorities. * Note: Tickets to enter the Aconcagua Provincial Park are not included in the value of the tour, and are payable directly on site or can be prepaid with the tour (approx. USD $47 per person). Day 5: Mendoza - Half Day Wine & Food Tour Overnight: Mendoza Meals: Breakfast / Lunch Early in the morning we will meet the oenologist who will accompany us throughout the tour. We will depart to Mendoza’s agricultural oasis and visit Familia Zuccardi Winey; we will visit its facilities and be able to participate in a guided wine tasting, during which we will begin to familiarize ourselves with the local’s wines, and its elaboration process. Our guide will explain us the technique of wine tasting, wine production techniques, the importance of the cork in the bottle and the correct way to handle a glass in order to taste wine. At noon we will and enjoy an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Later, we will return to the hotel. In the afternoon have free time in Mendoza city to enjoy facilities at your hotel, shopping or casino! Day 6: Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers not included.

Croatia Trip Start Date April

Destination Croatia

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

6

6B, 1L

15-19

$ TBD

$ TBD

Day 1 – DUBROVNIK – Arrival Upon arrival at Dubrovnik Airport, individual transfers to the hotel (Transfers not included) Overnight in Dubrovnik Day 2: DUBROVNIK Day 2: BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA FROM DUBROVNIK Breakfast at the hotel Overnight in Dubrovnik Exciting and historically informative tour of the important Balkan town of Mostar. Board a comfortable coach in Dubrovnik and enjoy the countryside as the bus makes its way across the border to Bosnia. Learn about the history of Mostar. Once in the town, take some time to explore, perhaps admiring the famous arched bridge and visiting the Old Bazaar alongside historical mosques and the Turkish House. Free time to explore the shops and enjoy a traditional lunch. Day 3: MONTENEGRO FULL-DAY TRIP FROM DUBROVNIK Breakfast at the hotel Overnight in Dubrovnik Off-the-beaten-path Montenegro, Southeast European country that boasts big things: the UNESCO-World Heritage-listed Bay of Kotor, the walled seaside town of Budva, and the eye-pleasing city of Kotor, situated within Europe’s southernmost fjord. Have some free time to explore Kotor and Budva on your own and then enjoy a ferry ride across the Bay of Kotor on your way back to Dubrovnik Day 4: DUBROVNIK ISLAND-HOPPING CRUISE IN THE ELAPHITES INCLUDING LUNCH Breakfast / Lunch Included Overnight in Dubrovnik Full-day cruise around the Elaphite Islands from Dubrovnik Wander amid the lemon and orange gardens on the island of Koločep Explore the 15th-century ruins on Šipan, the largest of the Elaphite Islands Soak up the sun on Šunj, one of southern Dalmatia’s most idyllic beaches Discover Lopud’s medieval architecture, monuments and beaches, onboard lunch, drinks etc..... Day 5: SPLIT - DIOCLETIAN PALACE WALKING TOUR AND OPTIONAL TRIP TO TROGIR Breakfast at the hotel Overnight in Split Diocletian’s Place in Split, a UNESCO-World Heritage-listed spot, this 1,700-year-old palace that has become a part of the city. The 1.5-hour tour takes you through the palace to Peristyle Square, underground cellars, the Temple of St. Jupiter and the Cathedral of St. Duje. Upgrade the tour to include an additional 2-hour tour of nearby Trogir, a stunningly gorgeous small town that is beautifully preserved and off the radar to many tourists. Day 6: BLUE CAVE AND HVAR ISLAND DAY TRIP FROM SPLIT (SPEEDBOAT) FROM SPLIT Breakfast at the hotel Overnight in Split Travel from Split to the majestic island of Hvar to explore the famed Blue Cave. Start trip from Split by taking a boat ride to Hvar and then absorbing yourself in the amazing Blue Cave with its luminous blue waters. Then head to Vis Island, the furthest inhabited island off the Croatian mainland to enjoy the some leisure time by soaking up Stiniva Cove and taking a swim in the famed Green Cave. Snorkel and swim off Budikovac Island, and then continue to Palmižana Bay to discover the area on your own.

Day 7: SPLIT – Departure Breakfast at the hotel. Tour ends with individual transfers to the Airport Split.

Normandy – France Trip Start Date May

Destination Normandy – France

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

4

4B

15-19

$ 813

$ 873

Day 1 – DEAUVILLE OR TROUVILLE - Arrival Your tour starts at your Deauville/Trouville Hotel (Transfers not included). Overnight: Deauville/Trouville Day 2: DEAUVILLE OR TROUVILLE – ETRETÂT – HONFLEUR– DEAUVILLE Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Deauville or Trouville. After breakfast, transfer to Etretât where views are magnificent: to the left, the massive arch of Manneporte, awesome and naturally shaped. Opposite, the Aiguille and on the other side, the Amont cliff. The variation in colours according to the time of day and the light are perfectly enchanting. On skirting round the cove up to Manneporte, there is a view towards the Antifer Cape. At the level of the second arch, one can admire the oil-shipping port of Havre-Antifer. On the way back, guided walking tour of Honfleur to discover the Vieux-Bassin, its quays and Lieutenance, the paved alleys of Ste-Catherine's quarter; the facades of old dwellings with sloping roof stone; stop before an artist's easel or at a café terrace around the Vieux-Bassin and have a bowlful of cider (not included). Day 3: DEAUVILLE OR TROUVILLE Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Deauville or Trouville. After breakfast, day at leisure to enjoy walks on the Promenade des Planches (azobé wood boardwalk) and admire the architecture from yesteryear in this seaside resort, go for a horse-riding promenade or visit a Calvados distillery and a Camembert cheese making farm (not included). Day 4: DEAUVILLE OR TROUVILLE – MONT SAINT-MICHEL - DEAUVILLE Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Deauville or Trouville. After breakfast, transfer to Mont Saint-Michel for guided tour of the « Wonder of the Western World » which forms a tower in the heart of an immense bay invaded by the highest tides in Europe. It was at the request of the Archangel Michel that the Bishop of Avranches built and consecrated a small church on the 16th October 709. In 966 a community of Benedictines settled on the rock. With the celebration of the monastic's 1000th anniversary, in the year 1966 a religious community moved back to what used to be the abbatial dwellings, perpetuating prayer and welcome the original vocation of this place. At the same time a village grew up from the Middle Age. UNESCO has classed the Mont Saint- Michel as a world heritage in 1979. Day 5: DEAUVILLE OR TROUVILLE – DEPARTURE Breakfast at the hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Peru Trip Start Date May

Destination Peru

# of Nights

Included Meals

# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

4

4B, 1L, 1D

15-19

$ 1,017

$ 1,242

DAY 1 LIMA-CUZCO Arrival from your flight at Cuzo Airport. Overnight at Hotel DORADO – Cuzo Your tour starts at your Cuzo Hotel (Transfers not included). Due to different arrival times –AMR member take a taxi from Cuzco airport to hotel Dorado in Avenida el Sol (about 15 minutes away and cost of US$8-$10 per taxi). At 1:45PM meet in the hotel lobby to begin your half day sightseeing tour of Cuzco -the center of the universe for the Inca civilization- visiting the Temple of Koricancha or Sun God, the Cathedral and the ruins nearby such as, Kenko, PucaPucara, Tambomachay and Sacsayhuaman an impressive megalithic construction, strategically placed on a hill overlooking the city of Cusco, It name means "satisfied falcon" in Quechua. Formed by three successive walls of immense stones (the biggest one—28 feet high, 15 wide and 12 thick –must weigh some 360 tons). The three walls are almost parallel. Forming a zig-zag, each supporting a terrace and parapet. The mind boggles at the thought of the effort that the building of this great monument must have cost men who did not have the wheel: the out side wall alone is 650 yards long. It is said that its construction, begun by the Inca Túpac Yupanqui, took more than seventy years and required the labor of over twenty thousand men. DAY 2 CUZCO-MACHU PICCHU (aboard the Vista Dome Train) Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner Included Overnight at hotel EL MAPI – Machu Picchu Transfer to train station. Full day excursion by train to the most mysterious and energetic place of the Inka civilization. Early morning your tour guide will pick you up and transfer you to the train station for your 3 1/2 hour trip -with spectacular views of the Urubamba River and the Andean mountain range, to Machu Picchu. Temples, palaces, towers and staircases are built into the side of the mountain. Here your tour guide will take you from site to site explaining the advanced world of the Incas. Lunch at Sanctuary Machu Picchu Belmond. DAY 3 SUN. MACHU PICCHU-CUZCO

Breakfast Included

Overnight at Hotel DORADO – Cuzo Day at leisure to explore the "Lost City " of Machu Picchu on your own. You can walk for 2 miles towards the Intipunko (main entrance of M.Picchu in Inca times), or take a back trail to see the old Inca bridge carved on the side of the mountain, or just relax, take pictures and absorb the powerful energy of the place. Mid-afternoon return to Cuzco by train and bus. (Note: entrance fees for this day are not included. Tour operator can book tickets in advance upon request.) DAY 4 CUZCO

Breakfast Included

Overnight at Hotel DORADO – Cuzo Day at leisure to explore the Inka city of Cuzco on your own (Cuzco is like a big open museum) or take advantage of great bargains for sweaters, ponchos, rugs, handicrafts, etc. (or you can take an optional half day excursion to Chincheros, Maras or Piquillacta). DAY 5 CUZCO-LIMA:

Breakfast Included

Transfer to the airport for a flight to Lima in order to connect with your international flight back home.

China Trip Start Date

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May 6-10

Beijing

4

4B, 3L, 3D

Min 16

$ 508

$ 768

May 10-14

Xian-Shanghai Extension

4

4B, 2L, 3D

Min 16

$ 1,038

$ 1,298

Day 1. Beijing Arrival Check into Beijing International Hotel or similar (Transfers not included). Day 2. Beijing Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner included Overnight in Beijing City tour to visit Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, in the afternoon we visit the Temple Of heaven. Evening show of Beijing Acrobatics Day 3. Beijing Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner included Overnight in Beijing Trip to Great Wall, Lunch. Olympic Village. Hutong tour on rickshaw. In the evening we enjoy Chinese Kung Fu show(http://www.bj-hongjuchang.com/) Day 4. Beijing Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner included Overnight in Beijing Today we visit Beijing Zoo(Panda), Summer Palace, Lama Temple. Silk market. Beijing Roast Duck dinner. Day 5. Departure Breakfast included At leisure before transfer to airport for flight home

Xian-Shanghai extension Day 5. Transfer to airport for morning flight to Xian. Airfare from Beijing to Xian included Dinner included Overnight in Xian Tour to visit Big Wild Gooze padoga, Bell Tower Square etc. Enjoy a traditional dumpling dinner. Day 6. Xian Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner included Overnight in Xian Visit Terra Cotta Army and Horses. Come back to the city in the afternoon and city tour to visit Great Mosque and the old alley market around the area. Dinner show of Tang Dynasty Singing and Dancing http://www.tekco.com.cn/tang/home.htm

Day 7. Transfer to airport for flight to Shanghai. Airfare from Xian to Shanghai included Breakfast / Dinner included Overnight in Shanghai City tour to visit Jade Buddha Temple, People Square, Tian Zi Fang Old Neighborhood and Nanjing Road. Day 8. Yu Yuan Garden Breakfast / Lunch included Overnight in Shanghai Visit New Bund at Pudong, Harbour Cruise, Bund. Afternoon tour to visit Yu Garden and free time to explore the market. Day 9. Departure Breakfast included Airport transfer not included. Guide will help to book taxi at request.

Edinburgh – Scotland Trip Start Date July

Destination

Edinburgh – Scotland

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

5

5B, 1L

15-19

$ 809

$ 1,204

Day 1 – ARRIVAL - EDINBURGH Arrival from your flight at Dublin Airport. Overnight: Edinburgh Your tour starts at your Edinburgh Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: BRAVEHEART & STIRLING Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Edinburgh 

Visit Bannockburn Visitor Centre & Stirling Castle

Travelling through the heart of Scotland, the coach will transport you to the brand new Bannockburn Centre. Learn about the eight year campaign was fought by Robert the Bruce, to drive the English from Scotland and be recognised as king. The climax of this was at the Battle of Bannockburn in Jun 1314. After two days of fighting it became clear that England was losing, causing Edward II to flee, leaving a disorderly and chaotic retreat. The English surrender meant that the Scottish victory was complete and Robert the Bruce took his position as King. Seen as one of the most significant Scottish victories in the Wars of Scottish Independence, the Battle of Bannockburn can be relived through an immersive, interactive 3D presentation. Here you will be able to experience medieval warfare like never before and discover how the tactics and decisions made by the two kings influenced the outcome of the Battle of Bannockburn. Following this, you shall travel to Stirling. Stirling is situated on one of the many loops of the River Forth It rises abruptly from the flat plains; a fortress with a colourful but blood-stained history. Because of its strategic position, guarding the route north, this was a fortress town since earliest times; bitterly fought over, bravely defended. The castle has appropriately been called the ‘Key to Scotland’. As a result its possession has been the focus of contention for many centuries, with battles like Bannockburn being fought in its shadow. We’ll drive through the old town to arrive at the castle. The present castle dates mainly from the 15th and 16th century. James III was born here in 1451, James V spent his childhood here, and the infant Mary Queen of Scots was crowned here on 9 September 1543. Your self-guided tour will show you the main features of the central turreted gatehouse with its flanking towers and curtain wall, the Great Hall, the Palace, one of the earliest Renaissance buildings in Scotland, and the Chapel Royal. Duration of the tour (4.5 hours) CONDITIONS & REMARKS Restrooms: Available at Bannockburn Visitor Centre & Stirling Castle Walking information: Not suitable for wheelchair users or those who struggle to walk distances due to the historic nature of the Stirling Castle site.

Day 3: EDINBURGH, CASTLE & ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Edinburgh  Visit to Royal Yacht Britannia & Edinburgh Castle  Lunch at local Hotel Our full day tour of Edinburgh highlights will take us from the simplistic elegance of the former Royal Yacht “Britannia” to the imposing Castle, to lunch at a city centre hotel, and then to free time for shopping along Edinburgh’s famed Princes Street. We first visit the royal yacht “BRITANNIA” - Home to the Queen and the Royal Family, and host to glittering State and official occasions Launched in 1953, “Britannia” sailed over a million miles during the 43 years she spent as the sovereign ship of the Royal Navy. Your tour starts in the shore-side Visitor’s Centre where you’ll see an engaging photo gallery documenting historical and personal moments of the yacht and her passengers. See the Queen’s and Duke of Edinburgh’s cabins, the simple and comfortable large drawing room, impressive formal dining room, bridge, admiral’s suite, spotless engine room, open decks, and more. We also go `below` decks to view the crew accommodation, hospital facilities and the laundry. Returning to the exhibition centre, you can browse in the gift shop. Travelling the short distance from Leith to Edinburgh city center we next enjoy lunch at a city centre hotel. Our afternoon will bring us to the world renowned castle where our Guide gives us an overview of the main parts of the castle. We then have an independent visit of the castle and you must not forget to see the Scottish Crown Jewels! The unwritten history of Edinburgh goes back to the ancient British tribes who existed in clusters of wooden huts on the rocky slopes of the castle crag, choosing the windy heights for greater security. You enter the castle via the Esplanade which slopes steeply towards the main gate. There is much to see within the castle including the 15th century Old Royal Palace in which are housed the Scottish Crown Jewels. This will be followed by a panoramic sightseeing of the Old Town, including areas of Royal Mine and Canongate. Enjoy free time for shopping before returning to the hotel. Duration of the tour (7 hours 40 minutes) CONDITIONS & REMARKS Restrooms: Available at Royal Yacht Britannia, lunch venue and Edinburgh Castle Walking information: Not suitable for wheelchair users or those who struggle to walk distances. Inclined walk to Edinburgh Castle with cobblestones, steps and some areas that are difficult to negotiate. Day 4: SCONE PALACE, THE CROWNING PLACE OF SCOTTISH KINGS Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Edinburgh  Visit to Scone Palace Scone is a place that breathes history like nowhere else in Scotland. It is at the centre of Scotland both geographically and historically. Scone is indeed the place where you mingle with the many legends of Scotland’s past. Here, Macbeth, King of Scots, bled to death on the floor of Scone. Of the many King-making inaugurations and coronations here, King Robert the Bruce’s was the most dramatic. Having slain his rival he rode to Scone to be crowned by the Bishop of St. Andrews. In 1651 the last coronation took place at Scone Palace when King Charles II was crowned. We travel across the rolling landscape to reach the Palace, poised above the River Tay which is perhaps the greatest Salmon River in the world. Here the palace overlooks the roués north to the Highlands and east through Strathmore to the coast. The Grampian Mountains form a distant backdrop, and across the river stands the city of Perth. As we begin our tour of Scone Palace we are aware of the intrigues that history has bestowed on Scone. The Stone of Scone was kept at Scone for nearly 500 years before it was seized by King Edward in 1296 and taken to Westminster Abbey. The Stone was used at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II but has now been returned to the people of Scotland and forms part of the royal regalia at Edinburgh Castle. As we go from room to room, notice the unique collection of large European ivories. In the Drawing Room we shall see the walls are clad in early 19th century silk and hung with a large pair of royal portraits of King George III and Queen Charlotte. The spacious library, with views over parkland pastures to the River Tay, now holds a fabulous collection of 18th and 19th century porcelain. Not to be missed in the Royal Gallery where you follow in the footsteps of many kings who have walked its 142 length of Scottish oak. Before leaving we can explore part of the palace grounds and delightful formal gardens where the lawns are home to free-roaming peacocks.

Duration of the tour (3.5 hours) CONDITIONS & REMARKS Restrooms: Available at Scone Palace Walking information: Some areas of Scone Palace are not accessible by wheelchair. Guest discretion advised. Day 5: EDINBURGH Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Edinburgh Enjoy the day at leisure. Day 6: Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

East Germany Trip Start Date July

Destination East Germany

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6

6B

15-19

$ 1,271

$ 1,551

Day 1 – Berlin - Arrival Arrival from your flight at Berlin Airport. Overnight: Berlin Your tour starts at your Berlin Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: Berlin Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Berlin Full Day Berlin City Tour with bus and English speaking guide (8 hours) Visit and entrance fee in one of Berlin’s Museum (Gallery of old Masters / Gemäldegalerie or Jewish Museum)

Berlin is more than 775 years old and over the decades, all generations have left their monuments and landmarks in town. The densest array of sights in Berlin lies east of the Brandenburg Gate, on either side of Unter den Linden. In the city west visitors should take a look at Charlottenburg and the broken shard of the Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtniskirche, which serves as a brutal reminder of World War II. Close by starts the famous boulevard Kurfürstendamm. The City tour takes you also to the eastern part of Berlin with Alexanderplatz, Hackesche Höfe, Karl Marx Allee, East Side Gallery, Check Point Charly, Friedrichstrasse, Gendarmenmarkt, Jewish Museum, Museum island and so on ... https://www.berlin.de/en/attractions-and-sights/ Day 3: Leipzig Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Berlin Berlin Half day City Tour with bus and English speaking guide (3 hours); Boat trip of 1 hour on the Landwehr Canal. "No other European Metropolis offers that direct view into the heart of a city. Large parts of the old and new architecture were built towards the water, while vast parts of the Spree riverbank are not lined up by streets. It’s especially this aspect that makes this city center tour through Berlin so special – almost obligatory, for those seeking to truly get to know Berlin" Enjoy the afternoon at your leisure. Day 4: Berlin - Dresden Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Dresden Bus service full day from Berlin to Dresden (about 2.5 hours’ journey from Berlin to Dresden) Visit of the New Green Vault in the Royal Palace (closed Tuesday) or Old Master Picture Gallery in the Zwinger Building (closed Monday) including entrance fee Dresden, known as the Florence at the Elbe River, offers Baroque architecture, beautiful riverside promenades and worldclass museums. Dresden is a must see! Absorb the wealth of culture and elegant architecture exploring the Zwinger palace, Semperoper (Semper Opera) and Frauenkirche (Church of our Lady) during a walking tour of the historic city and discover by bus the Neustadt District with Pfunds Dairy, the different views of the City along the river Elbe with its castles and villa, The Blue Wonder and so on...

Day 5: Berlin - Leipzig Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Leipzig Full Day excursion with English speaking guide and bus in the surroundings of Dresden visiting Moritzburg Castle and Meissen with the porcelain Manifaktur, end in Leipzig in the hotel. Entrance fee Moritzburg Castle and Meissen Porcelain Manifactur included. The famous hunting lodge of the Saxon Court, Moritzburg is situated on an Arcadian island and housing a valuable collection of antlers and original furniture. It gives a wonderful idea of the life at the Saxon court. In the continuation you go to see Meißen, a medieval gem. Majestically the castle and the cathedral are looking onto the river Elbe. Walk through narrow streets and medial buildings and discover the workshop of Europe’s first Procelain Manufaktur. Day 6: Leipzig - Berlin Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Berlin 2 hours Leipzig city tour with guide and bus. In Leipzig you will visit the historic city center: The market place with the impressive Old Town Hall, medieval St. Thomas‘s Church, where composer Johann Sebastian Bach worked, the oldest coffeehouse in Germany - the “Coffebaum” - from 1711, St. Nicholas‘s Church, where the Peaceful Revolution of 1989 started, and the unique passage and courtyard system including the legendary traditional restaurant “Auerbachs Keller”. Departure by bus Potsdam to Berlin. In the afternoon half day English speaking guide for visit of Cecilienhof Palace in Potsdam (closed on Monday - opening time 10.00 - 18.00 o’clock ) or alternatively Castle in Potsdam if Cecilienhof Palace is closed. Entrance fee castle Potsdam included The Cecilienhof was the last palace built by the Hohenzollern dynasty. It was erected between 1914 and 1917 for Crown Prince Wilhelm and his wife Cecilie von Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Paul Schultze-Naumburg was the architect who emulated the English Tudor style. From July 17 to August 2, 1945, the Potsdam Conference negotiations between the victorious Allies of World War II were held here. Day 7 – Berlin - Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Ireland Trip Start Date August

Destination Ireland

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5

5B

15-19

$ 781

$ 1,186

Day 1 – ARRIVAL - DUBLIN Arrival from your flight at Dublin Airport. Overnight: Dublin Your tour starts at your Dublin Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: DUBLIN HIGHLIGHTS Breakfast at the hotel. Depart on a city tour of Dublin. Overnight: Dublin Dublin, Ireland’s capital, has a wealth of attractions. It is a city steeped in history, tragic and glorious, with haunting memories of great patriots, statesmen, scientists and scholars. There are spacious streets, fine buildings and friendly people. Few capitals are so beautifully situated. Your panoramic sightseeing will show you the city highlights and include a visit to St. Patrick’s Cathedral – Ireland’s largest church which was founded beside a sacred well where St. Patrick is said to have baptized converts around AD450. Overlooking the River Liffey, you’ll see the Four Courts, a majestic structure commenced in 1785, and now the home of the Irish Law Courts, and the Customs House, built between 1781-1791, epitomising the great era of prosperity and elegance that Dublin knew in the latter half of the 18th century. Cross O’Connell Bridge under which the River Liffey flows, and pass along the main thoroughfare of O’Connell Street flanked by fine buildings and modern shops. You’ll then see Leinster House, the stately mansion now housing the two chambers of the Irish Parliament. It was originally built for the Duke of Leinster in 1745. The Kildare Street facade resembles that of a large town house. However, the rear, looking on to Merrion Square, has the air of a country estate complete with sweeping lawns. At Trinity College, founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I on the site of an Augustinian monastery, you can admire the fine buildings and courtyards that make up this well-known university, the oldest in Ireland. Here you will visit the Old Library and view the Book of Kells. The most richly decorated of Ireland’s medieval illuminated manuscripts; the Book of Kells may have been the work of monks from Iona, who fled to Kells in AD806 after a Viking raid. The book, which was moved to Trinity College in the 17th century, contains the four gospels in Latin. The scribes who copied the texts also embellished their calligraphy with intricate interlacing spirals as well as human figures and animals. You will also see the spectacular Long Room of the Library measuring 210 feet from end to end, and housing 200,000 antiquarian texts, marble busts of scholars and the oldest surviving harp in Ireland. You will be able to view an exhibition on how the Book of Kells was made, and general exhibits of Ireland, whilst waiting for entry to the viewing area. Your Guinness Brewery adventure thenbegins with a tour of the Guinness Storehouse. As you enter the Storehouse and walk into the building's giant, pint-shaped heart of glass, you will discover the dramatic company history dating back over 250 years. During your visit, learn about the ingredients, processes and effort that go into making Guinness. Next, you will view Guinness promotional material past and present in the Advertising Gallery, and learn how the drink that carries the Guinness name has traveled the world. Your tour of the Guinness Brewery ends in Gravity, the sky bar, for a demonstration of the proper way to pour and serve Guinness, or pull the perfect pint. Then sit back and relax with a Guinness of your own, and enjoy spectacular views over Dublin. Duration of the tour (7.5 hours) CONDITIONS & REMARKS Restrooms: Available at all main venues Walking information: Not recommended for wheelchair users or those who struggle to walk distances due to amount of walking involved.

Day 3: WHISKEY & WATER Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Dublin Your river-boat takes you on a tour of Dublin’s famous river. The River Liffey stands at the centre of Dublin’s history, a once bustling waterway. The city was built around the river’s trade. The river also plays a pivotal role in Irish literary history, with the Liffey flowing into the opening and ending of James Joyce’s famous novel “Finnegan’s Wake”. Your boat Guide will give an insight into the history of Dublin City and of the River Liffey in particular, from the first arrival of the Vikings over 1,000 years ago, to the rapid development of the city during the 18th and 19th centuries. Our panoramic city sightseeing will show us this delightfully compact city where the major sights are within a short distance of each other. Dublin is a city that appeals to the sense. It has an air of history that is tangible and a cultural legacy that will enchant the intellect. Passing along O’Connell Street we pass the General Post Office – a building catapulted into the annals of Irish history when it was seized by revolutionaries in 1916. We see The Four Courts, home to Ireland’s highest courts and the Custom House, popularly regarded as the best example of an 18th century public building and was built between 1781 and 1791. Dublin is characterised by its Georgian Squares including St. Stephen’s Green fashionable with the aristocracy in the second half of the 18th century. Set in the heart of Ireland’s thriving capital city, Dublin, the Old Jameson Distillery captures the imagination and the `spirit` of Ireland. Your visit will transport you back in time to the days when one of Ireland’s greatest entrepreneurs, John Jameson, first made the whiskey that is a legacy today. Originally built in 1780, the distillery, once considered one of the largest and finest distilleries in the world, has been recreated to its former glory and is now an award-winning visitor attraction. Once you enter the Distillery you step back in time by almost 200 years. Original support beams and kilns dominate the large reception area evoking the atmosphere for the start of your guided tour. Your visit begins with an audio visual presentation on the history and making of Jameson Whiskey. Small scale production in the earlier years became part of the Irish way of life, but in the 17th century, the English introduced a licensing system and started to close down stills. In the 19th century, post famine poverty and the Temperance movement combined to lower demand. The result was that Scotch whisky (with no `e`) stole an export march on the Irish, but in more recent years, thanks to lower production costs, improved marketing and the rise in popularity of Irish coffee, sales have been increasing. Your guided tour of the old distillery building will show you the various stages used in the production as you follow the path through the various stages of production. At the completion of the tour we visit the Jameson Bar where whiskey tasting takes place, and you are then invited to sample a tot of the product. You will then have time to browse in the gift shop featuring a wide selection of Jameson branded goods, and why not purchase that special bottle of Irish whiskey to take home as a reminder of your distillery tour. Duration of the tour (6.5 hours) CONDITIONS & REMARKS Walking information: Not suitable for wheelchair users or those who struggle to walk distances. Day 4: GLENDALOUGH Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Dublin Enjoy the serenity of the Irish countryside combined with the picturesque setting of Glendalough’s monastic ruins on this extraordinary introduction into Ireland’s many faces. Head south outside of Dublin to the green Wicklow Mountains where you’ll encounter the deep green glens and tranquil landscapes, for which the Irish countryside is so famous. Continuing further into County Wicklow, which richly deserves the title `Garden of Ireland`, there are breathtaking changes of scenery which occur around every bend. The County has everything that is thought Irish in its landscape - wild heather-covered glens and forests, high mountain peaks, deep loughs, ancient churches and stately houses.

Wicklow is also an area rich in history and culture. In the middle of this peaceful countryside we come to magical Glendalough. Famed for its beautiful scenery and historic monuments, Glendalough has been a centre for pilgrims and visitors from the time of the founding of its monastery by St. Kevin in the 6th century. The monastic settlement expanded and flourished for many years before being finally destroyed in the 16th century. The present remains tell only a small part of the monastic story and these probably date from between the 8th and 12th centuries. On arrival we watch an introductory video which sets the story of this unique monastic site. The early Christian site of Glendalough, ‘The Glen of the Two Lakes’, has overwhelmed people with its peace and isolation for many centuries. It is an enclave of holiness amongst the wilderness and its setting is unforgettable, high in the hills, with two small lakes cupped in a hollow. The steep, wooded slopes harbour one of Ireland’s most atmospheric monastic sites. There are the remains of a famous monastic school, founded by St. Kevin in AD520, remains of the churches spread between the upper and lower lakes, one of the best preserved Round Towers in the country and a roofless cathedral. This most century. Following our visit to Glendalough, we return through the Wicklow Hills, with more magnificent scenery to enjoy as you head back towards Dublin. Duration of the tour (4.5 hours) CONDITIONS & REMARKS Restrooms: Available at Glendalough Walking information: Not recommended for wheelchair users or those who struggle to walk distances as there are uneven surfaces and steps at Glendalough. Day 5: DUBLIN Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Dublin Enjoy the day at leisure. Day 6: Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Sydney – Australia Trip Start Date September

Destination Sydney – Australia

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6

6B, 2L

15-19

TBD

TBD

Day 1 – Arrival Arrival from your flight at Sydney Airport. Transfer to the hotel Your tour starts at your Sydney Hotel (Transfers not included). Overnight: Sydney Day 2: Sydney Sights (4 hours tour) Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Sydney Our tour travels via Darling Harbour and passing Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney Aquarium and Sydney Opera House. Tour through The Rocks - the birthplace of Sydney with its colourful and historic past. Other highlights include the Botanic Gardens, Parliament House, Hyde Park, Art Gallery and the Domain. Arrive at Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair for a photo stop and witness the superb views of the city skyline, the Opera House, the Bridge and the Harbour. Sample the atmosphere as we drive through Kings Cross with its buskers, coffee shops and strip clubs. Following along the Harbour, we'll tour through Double Bay and Vaucluse, one of Sydney's most prominent suburbs. Continue on to The Gap for spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. Bondi Beach is Australia's most famous surf beach. We'll take a break at Bondi and you'll have time to stroll along the beach front. Tour through Paddington on the way back to Sydney where you'll see Sydney Tower and Sydney Town Hall. Rest of the Afternoon and Evening at your Leisure. Day 3: Blue Mountains and Scenic Railway (8 hours tour) Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Sydney Depart on a journey to the World Heritage Site of The Blue Mountains. En route, there are views of the natural bush land and the many suburbs of greater Sydney extending out to the west. Follow the trail of Australia’s early explorers as your coach climbs the Blue Mountains. Visit Echo Point Lookout for views of the world-famous rock formation “The Three Sisters.” Next it’s off to Scenic World to take a ride on the world’s steepest perpendicular railway, plunging 700 feet into the valley. Admire the stunning views from the elevated boardwalk and enjoy a brief walk along the rainforest floor, before taking the Scenic cable car for the return ride to the top. Lunch is on ones own while you enjoy some free time to explore the town of Leura. Here you will find many interesting shops, bakeries, restaurants and galleries. Scenic World Ultimate Discovery Pass – included Featherdale Wildlife Park - included Aboriginal show at Waradah – included. Day 4: Experience the Hunter Valley Wine Region (9 hours tour) Breakfast at the hotel / Lunch & Wine Tasting Included Overnight: Sydney Depart your hotel by Luxury coach to the glorious Hunter Valley wine region. You will pass several picturesque inlets of the Hawkesbury River as you travel 2 hours north of Sydney. Your first stop in the valley will be McGuigan Winery. Here you’ll be guided through the intricacies of wine making and given the opportunity to taste a selection of some of the best wines from the region. Following the seated wine tasting, you will travel to a local restaurant for a sumptuous 2 course lunch – of course a glass of wine is also included. The day will end with a visit to the iconic, Lindeman’s Winery for one final wine tasting before returning back to Sydney.

Day 5: Outback Experience at an Aussie Sheep Station and Northern Beaches (8 hours) Breakfast at the hotel / Lunch at Tobruk Included Overnight: Sydney Live the rugged Outback legend at a rustic mountain sheep station brimming with authentic charm, friendly ambience and exciting demonstrations. Tobruk lies among forests and bushland outside Sydney, but feels 1,000 miles away. Australia’s unique charm unfolds through whip-cracking, boomerang-throwing and sheep-shearing displays as stockmen on horseback with their sheepdogs round up the flock. A bucolic blacksmith shop, warm open campfire and hearty BBQ lunch along with traditional Billy Tea and warm damper will tempt the palate. On the return journey to Sydney experience the vistas of the Northern Beaches. Tobruk entrance and experience – included Day 6: Free Day Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Sydney Spend day at your Leisure Day 7 – Departure Breakfast at the Hotel Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

New Zealand Trip Start Date Sep 21-27

Destination New Zealand

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Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

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6

6B

20-24

$ 1,301

$ 1,621

Day 1 – Arrival Arrival from your flight at Auckland Airport. Overnight: Auckland Your tour starts at your Auckland Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: Auckland - Bay of Islands Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Paihia area Auckland Highlights tour: Discover first-hand why Auckland is regarded as one of the best places in the world to live, with a tour of its scenic highlights. Travel through the city centre, along Auckland's famous Queen Street before continuing to the Auckland Domain. The Domain is the city's oldest park and, at 75 hectares, one of its largest. Developed around an extinct volcano, it features tropical gardens, duck ponds and public art, and is also home to the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Auckland War Memorial Museum: Walk and talk with our local guides as they share their passion and insider knowledge about our most famous collections including the large voyaging waka, our traditional meeting house, and New Zealand’s unique birds. After visiting the Auckland War Memorial Museum, the tour continues to Parnell Village. The historic buildings of Parnell have been transformed into a trendy shopping area featuring a range of boutiques, craft and specialty stores. The tour will then take you along the scenic waterfront route of Tamaki Drive and ends with a trip back along the waterfront, finishing in your accommodation. Tour duration: 4 hours Auckland – Bay of Islands (approx. 3,5 hours drive) Travel over the Auckland Harbour Bridge, through the North Shore to beautiful Bay of Islands. Day 3: Bay of Islands – Auckland Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Auckland Hole in the Rock Dolphin Cruise: Set off on a half-day Bay of Islands cruise in search of dolphins and other marine life. Enjoy the views from our catamaran Dolphin Seeker as we journey right to the end of the Cape Brett Peninsula, to the famous Hole in the Rock on Motukokako Island. Travel through the famous Hole in the Rock (weather permitting). Waitangi Treaty Grounds: The Waitangi Treaty Grounds is New Zealand’s most important historic site where in 1840 New Zealand’s founding document was signed: the Treaty of Waitangi. The Treaty Grounds features the Treaty House, the carved Meeting House and the world’s largest ceremonial war canoe. Learn about the history, discover the stories, personalities and events that shaped New Zealand. The guided tour takes you through the artefacts gallery, past the world’s largest ceremonial war canoe to the Flagpole, the Treaty House and the carved Meeting House. Bay of Islands – Auckland (approx. 3.5 hours’ drive) Rejoin your coach for your return journey to Auckland. Day 4: Auckland – Waitomo- Rotorua Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Rotorua Auckland – Waitomo (approx. 3 hours drive). Travel south over the Bombay Hills and through the Waikato, a dairy, thoroughbred and agricultural area, to Waitomo Caves.

Waitomo Glowworm Caves: Your guided tour will take you through over 250 metres of stunning underground scenery commencing with the impressive Cathedral. Your tour begins at the upper entrance of the cave and proceeds along a low narrow passage to the Tomo, a deep limestone shaft. Your experienced tour guide will deliver a highly informative commentary about the formations and the history of the area. The highlight of your tour is an unrivalled boat trip through the spectacular Glowworm Grotto. Waitomo – Rotorua (approx. 2 hours drive). Travel across the Waikato River and the Mamaku Hills to the famous geothermal centre of Rotorua. Rotorua: Rotorua is a region rich in stunning landscapes. Discover 18 sparkling lakes, magnificent native and exotic forests, geysers, boiling mud pools, hot springs and the best of New Zealand's fascinating Maori culture. Mitai: Mitai Maori Village welcomes guests with the arrival of the maori war canoe. Within the village, guests are entertained with the performing dances of the maori that include the poi and of course war cries of the haka. Guests will have an understanding of the art of ta moko/ tattoos when they leave, and they will remember their journey to the sacred pools and the glowworms - and of course not forgetting the food that has been cooked in the earth oven – our Hangi. Day 5: Rotorua Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Rotorua Agrodome Farm Show: The world famous Agrodome show is a ‘must-do’ for any visitor to New Zealand. The show will take you through a fascinating insight into the world of New Zealand agriculture. During this multi award winning show you will be entertained and informed as a real kiwi shearer (black singlet works noisy Huntaway and silent Strong-Eyed dogs and completes the dog trial. Have the opportunity to milk a cow, feed a lamb and even buy a sheep! Rainbow Springs: Rainbow Springs is truly an attraction like no other in the world. Set in 22 acres of beautiful native trees and streams it is home to a huge variety of New Zealand’s most precious inhabitants. The entire experience is built around New Zealand’s largest and most successful kiwi conservation centre. Since 1995 they have released over 1,200 kiwis into the wild. Added to this intimate view of one of the world’s living treasures, you will also be able to explore many free flight aviaries, come face to face with pre-history in the eyes of many tuatara, or talk to Jenny the hand-reared kea (including Big Splash and Bird Show). Kiwi Behind the scenes tour: Kiwi Encounter offers unique behind-the-scenes tours of a working kiwi nursery and hatchery. During the tour you will see each of the stages a kiwi chick goes through before being released in to the wild incubation, hatching and raising. Tour duration: 30 minutes Te Puia: Te Puia is New Zealand’s living Maori cultural centre, located just 5 minutes from central Rotorua. Situated in the Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley, Te Puia’s 60 hectare site is home to the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute, a live kiwi enclosure, the world-famous Pohutu Geyser, and more than 500 geothermal wonders. Day 6: Rotorua – Auckland Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Auckland Rotorua – Auckland (approx. 3,5 hours drive) Via the beautiful horse breeding district of Matamata and the pastureland of the Hauraki plains we travel back to Auckland, drop off in your accommodation. Hobbiton Movie Set: Experience the real Middle-Earth with a visit to the Hobbiton™ Movie Set, the bucolic setting for The Shire™ that featured in the Peter Jackson directed films, The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit Trilogies. Your tour starts with a drive through the picturesque 1,250 acre sheep farm with spectacular views across to the Kaimai Ranges. Your guide will escort you through the twelve acre site recounting fascinating details of how the Hobbiton Movie set was created. The Hobbit holes, Green Dragon™ Inn, Mill and other structures created for The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films can be viewed and you will see how this beautiful piece of Waikato farmland was transformed into The Shire from Middle-Earth.

Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure Day 7 – Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Saint Petersburg – Russia Trip Start Date Sept (Fri-Tue)

Destination Saint Petersburg – Russia

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4

4B

15-19

$ 601

$ 1,096

Day 1 – ST PETERSBURG – ARRIVAL Your tour starts at your St Petersburg Hotel (Transfers not included). Overnight: St Petersburg Day 2: ST PETERSBURG Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: St Petersburg City tour with visit to St. Isaak Cathedral and Church on Spilled Blood, Visit to Russian Museum, boat tour – possible until October. (Duration of excursion: 8 hours) The Cathedral, designed by the French architect Montferrand, is one of the finest monuments of the XIXth century, the former principal cathedral of the Russian capital. The largest cathedral in the city is able to accommodate about 13000. A characteristic feature of its decoration is the combination of monumental sculpture, painting and mosaic to form an overall artistic unity of the great power. The interior is richly adorned with marble, malachite, lapis lasuli, and porphyry. Approximately 220 pounds of precious metal were used for gilding its magnificent golden dome. The series of documents, plans, engravings and models show the history of the cathedral’s construction. The Russian museum contains the world’s largest and richest collections of Russian art. It is located in the Mikhailovsky Palace built by Carlo Rossi in 1825 for the youngest son of Tsar Paul I – Grand Duke Mikhail - and turned into the museum by Alexander III in 1898. The collection of Russian art spans from the icons of the 13th century to the Avantgarde paintings of the early 20th century including those by Kandinsky, Malevitch, Shagal and Altman. Also on display there is a wide collection of ceramics, iron works, porcelain, wood carvings, and lace. Day 3: ST PETERSBURG – PUSHKIN Breakfast at the hotel. Excursion to Catherina’s Palace and Park including Amber Room (Pushkin) (duration: 4 hours) Overnight: St Petersburg A small town of Pushkin is located at 25 km south of St. Petersburg. Historically, the estate was called "Saarskaya Myza", but later, in 1724, when the Russian Empress Catherine I had ordered to build here a palace, and to lay a park, it was renamed to "Tsarskoe Selo" (Royal Village). The unique architectural ensemble of Pushkin is world known for its elegant palaces and pavilions, landscape parks and ponds. Many world famous and highly-talented Russian architects, like Rastrelli, Rinaldi, Cameron, Zemtsov, Chevakinskiy, Neelov were invited to work here, and set here their beautiful creations. Day 4: ST PETERSBURG - PETERHOF Breakfast at the hotel. Excursion to Grand Palace and Lower Park (Peterhof) (duration of excursion: 4 hours) Overnight: St Petersburg Peterhof, that is often called "Russian Versailles" or "The Capital of Fountains", is probably, the most famous and spectacular Imperial estate in St. Petersburg, a town of parks, palaces, and fountains. It is located on the coast of the Gulf of Finland. Peterhof was the favorite summer estate of Peter the Great and for a long period of time it was the official residence of Romanov’s dynasty. The Lower Park is situated between the Grand Palace and the coast of the Gulf of Finland. It is famous for the world's largest system of fountains, spread under the parks lands Day 5: ST PETERSBURG – DEPARTURE Breakfast at the hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Moscow – Russia Trip Start Date Sept. (Fri-Tue)

Destination Moscow – Russia

# of Nights

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

4

4B

15-19

$ 501

$ 801

Day 1 – MOSCOW – ARRIVAL Your tour starts at your Moscow Hotel (Transfers not included). Overnight: Moscow Day 2: MOSCOW Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Moscow Moscow City Tour with visit to Red Square, entrance to Moscow Kremlin museum Territory with Cathedral, Armory and visit to Pushkin museum of Fine Arts (duration of excursion: 8 hours) The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts is located in the old part of Moscow, near the Kremlin, on Volkhonka Street. It was established in the late 19th century using pieces from the collections of the Cabinet of Fine Arts and Antiquities in the Moscow University. Today, the museum comprises about 5 000 paintings, 350 000 drawings and engravings, 100 000 coins and medals as well as numerous sculptures, manuscripts and other art objects. The permanent exhibition includes three main sections: the classics of Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, Italy and the Northern Black Sea Coast; famous medieval and renaissance sculptures and works of Western European painting and sculpture dating back from the Middle Ages to the present time. Red Square remains, as it has been for centuries, the heart and soul of Russia. Few places in the world bear the weight of history to the extent that Moscow's central square does. From the 16th Century St. Basil's Cathedral - one of the most famous pieces of architecture in the world - to the constructivist pyramid of Lenin's Mausoleum, Red Square is rich in symbols of Russia's turbulent and intriguing past. See all sites nearby such as Kremlin and its main Spasskaya tower with the huge clock in the middle; St. Basil Cathedral and the G.U.M department store covering most of the east side of the Red Square. Day 3: MOSCOW – SERGIEV POSAD Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Moscow After breakfast, you will board your coach and a tour to Sergiev Posad (former Sagorsk). Duration of the tour: 5 hours. The town was founded in the 14th century and centered around the Trinity Monastery of St.Sergius, one of the finest examples of the early Russian architecture and nowadays the center of the Russian Orthodox church. Among its greatest treasures is the white stone Trinity Cathedral, built in 1423. Icons by Old Russian Masters Andrei Rublev and Daniel Chorny crown its interior. The Monastery houses the museum of Applied Arts, which displays ancient embroidery, gold and silver tableware, palace furniture, and tapestries dating from the 17th to 20th centuries. You will have free time for shopping in Sergiev Posad Market. Day 4: MOSCOW Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Moscow The Tretyakov Art Gallery Tour (duration of excursion: 4 hours) The State Tretyakov Gallery is the national treasury of Russian fine art and one of the greatest museums in the world. It was first opened as a private museum in 1874. The museum consists entirely of Russian art by Russian artists. Founded in 1856, today it is comprised of more than 130,000 icons, paintings, sculptures and graphics ranging from the 11th to the early 20th century and modern art.

Day 5: MOSCOW – DEPARTURE Breakfast at the hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Lubbenau Spreewald – Germany Trip Start Date September

Destination

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

6

6B

15-19

$ 1,199

$ 1,479

Lubbenau Spreewald – Germany

Day 1 – Berlin - Arrival Arrival from your flight at Berlin Airport. Overnight: Berlin Your tour starts at your Berlin Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: Berlin - Lubbenau Spreewald - Leipzig Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Leipzig Full Day Excursion to Lubbenau Spreewald (10 hours) The Spreewald, a unique natural and cultural landscape, declared as a biosphere reserve in 1990 and with UNESCO status since 1991. 260 Km of streams are accessible and quite worth to be discovered by a punt or boat. The tour usually starts in Lübbenau at eh boat landing and heads toward the little village Lehde, known for its secludes houses and open air museum, passing a deep forest with majestic old trees. (Typical boat trip included.) Day 3: Leipzig Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Leipzig Half day Leipzig city tour with guide and bus (3 hours) In Leipzig you will visit the historic city centre: The market place with the impressive Old Town Hall, medieval St. Thomas´s Church, where composer Johann Sebastian Bach worked, the oldest coffeehouse in Germany - the Coffeebaum - from 1711, st. Nicholas Church where the Peacefull Revolution of 1989 started, and the unique passage and courtyard system including the legendary traditional restaurant Auerbachs Keller. (Entrance fee Thomas Church included.) Enjoy the afternoon at your leisure. Day 4: Leipzig - Quedlingburg and Eisleben - Leipzig Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Leipzig Full Day Excursion to Quedlingburg and Eisleben by bus with English speaking guide. In Quedlingburg you will visit the town square lined with great examples of medieval and renaissance buildings and the Rathaus. Don’t miss to walk along Breite Strasse which has some delightful examples of half timberes houses and make sure to have a look to Gildehaus zur Rose, possibly the prettiest house of the town. The visit continues on the Burgberg (Castle Mountain) where you will find the Abbesses palace and the collegiate church St. Servatius with the graves of the first German King Henry I and his wife together with the recently returned church treasure. In the afternoon before arriving in Leipzig you will stop in Eisleben and visit in about 1.5 hours Martin Luther´s place of birth and the Luther Statue. (Entrance fee in Quedlingburg of the treasure in the collegiate Church St. Servatius and Eisleben to the Birth House of Luther included.)

Day 5: Leipzig – Eisenach - Erfurt Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Erfurt surroundings Full Day excursion to Eisenach and Erfurt. Erfurt, the present-day capital of Thuringia was one of central Germany’s most important cities in the late middle Ages. As a part of the diocese of Mainz, it was characterized by the wealth of its citizens and its numerous churches and monasteries. Erfurt became an educational center of world-wide importance and is a veritable picture book of German history. Martin Luther is presumably the best-known student of the University of Erfurt. The city tour will take you on an interesting walk through the old quarter, past the Merchants’ Bridge, the Town hall, the university district, townhouses steeped in tradition and also the Cathedral and Church of St. Severus (no internal viewings). Wartburg Castle, Unesco World Heritage site, was built in 1097 by a Frankish count, Ludwig I of Thuringia, and has survived structurally intact to the present day. There are three main historical events associated with the castle: Martin Luther hid from the Inquisition here for a year during 1521-22, Saint Elizabeth was the mistress of the castle from 1211 to 1228, and the legendary Meistersinger Contest, dramatized by Wagner in the opera Tannheuser, allegedly took place in the Troubadours' Hall in 1206. The town of Eisenach is worth exploring as well. Johann Sebastian Bach was born and raised here, and Martin Luther boarded here as a schoolboy. (Entrance fee and visit of Wartburg in Eisenach included.) Day 6: Erfurt – Wittenberg - Berlin Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Berlin Full day Bus service from Erfurt to Wittenberg with end in Berlin. Half Day English speaking guide for city tour in Wittenberg including visit of the castle Church (Schlosskirche). Enjoy a renaissance Style town and explore the original places where protestant reformation took place. You will visit the Luther House (outside) and the Castle All Saints, home for the best known door in Germany, the Theses Door. Along the pedestrian zone you will walk along numerous highlights of Wittenberg.

Wittenberg became one of the most important German towns of political, cultural, historical, and artistic advances in the 16th century. The famous reformation places in the old town, and the buildings developed in different epochs, make up the architecture of the town. Many people travel to Wittenberg because of its past, and its connection to Martin Luther who worked there. Day 7 – Berlin - Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Warsaw & Cracow – Poland Trip Start Date September

Destination Warsaw – Poland

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

4

4B, 4D

15-19

$ 801

$ 966

Day 1 – Arrival Arrival in Warsaw, Poland's capital and a never sleeping city. Overnight in Warsaw. (Transfers not included). Day 2: Warsaw Breakfast and dinner City sightseeing tour of Warsaw. Overnight in Warsaw. The rebuilding of the Old Town after World War II was one of the biggest reconstruction projects in Europe. The Old Town and the Royal Castle were placed on UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage list. The Market Square is lined up with burgher houses, exclusive restaurants and shops. Worth seeing are also: the Gothic St John's Cathedral and the Barbican. Along the Royal Way, visitors will find many old churches and palaces. In the afternoon, we suggest a visit to Wilanów Palace & Garden. The palace and surrounding park remain intact and retain their genuine historical and artistic merits to become one of the most cherished parts of Poland's cultural heritage. Like in the past, the palace premises are rich in fine artistic ornamentation such as wall and ceiling paintings, stucco decorations, colorful fabric lining and ceramic tiles, and they contain numerous works of arts and crafts. Day 3: Black Madonna Breakfast and dinner Drive to Częstochowa – Poland's spiritual capital. Overnight in Cracow. The Pauline monastery on Bright Mountain houses the Chapel of the Miraculous Picture and the icon of the Virgin Mary with the Christ child, known as Black Madonna. The Pauline monastery pulls in millions of pilgrims every year. Arrival in Cracow. For many years the city was the seat of the Polish Kings and is still considered Poland's cultural and artistic capital. Day 4: Cracow Breakfast and dinner Overnight in Cracow. During the city sightseeing tour of Cracow you will see the historic buildings in the Old Town, registered on the UNESCO List of World Heritage. Very famous is Europe's largest medieval Market Square with the Cloth Halls as well as St Mary's Church with its Gothic pentaptych altarpiece carved in limewood. In the afternoon guided walk through the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz or Day 5: Departure Breakfast In the morning excursion to Wieliczka with visit to the UNESCO salt mine. Departure. (Transfers not included)

French Riviera – France Trip Start Date October

Destination French Riviera – France

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

4

4B

15-19

$ 645

$ 920

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Nice: Enjoy your time at the capital of the Côte d’Azur with its magnificent Promenade des Anglais, colorful old town and its flower market Cannes: A glamorous seaside town that’s home to the internationally renowned film festival Grasse: The birthplace of the French perfume industry. Visit a perfume factory and discover the secrets of perfume making St. Paul de Vence: Stroll the narrow streets of this medieval village, heaven for artists and full of galleries Monaco – Monte Carlo: Discover the Principality of Monaco with its Prince’s Palace and the world famous Monte Carlo Casino Square

Day 1 – NICE – ARRIVAL

Your tour starts at your Nice Hotel (Transfers not included). Overnight: Nice

Day 2: NICE – CANNES – GRASSE – ST. PAUL DE VENCE – NICE Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Nice After breakfast, board your coach for a drive to Cannes. Take a walking tour of this celebrity playground and stroll the Promenade de la Croisette lined with expensive shops, restaurants, and hotels, and witness the shimmering yachts in the marina. Your motor coach will take you and your guide to Grasse, the world capital of the perfume industry, where you will learn about the production process, indulge your senses with fragrant scents and discover what makes French perfume so iconic. You will then return to the coach for a scenic journey through the hills of inland Provence to the famous medieval town of Saint-Paul de Vence, entirely enclosed within 16th-century walls, which is now home to countless craft workshops, galleries and artists’ studios.

Day 3: NICE – EZE – MONACO & MONTE CARLO – NICE Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Nice After breakfast, you will board your coach and enjoy a panoramic drive to Eze, where you will discover the old medieval village and visit the Fragonard perfume factory before heading to the Principality of Monaco, to enjoy a guided walking tour passing the leading places of interest: Oceanographic museum, Cathedral and the Prince's Palace. Re-boarding your coach, you will continue along a part of the Grand Prix Motor Race Circuit and soon reach Monte Carlo where you will enjoy free time for strolling around the Place du Casino.

Day 4: NICE Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Nice After breakfast, city tour of Nice. During your guided walking tour, you will discover some of the most charming corners of the old town and visit the Palais Lascaris museum and picturesque Cours Saleya with its flower markets. You will be able to photograph beautiful squares and Italian-style buildings. Free afternoon for individual activities. Note: Palais Lascaris is closed on Tuesdays.

Day 5: NICE – DEPARTURE

Breakfast at the hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Santorini – Greece Trip Start Date October

Destination Santorini – Greece

# of Nights

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

6

6B

15-19

$ 680

$ 896

Day 1 – Arrival Arrival at Santorini airport. Transfer to the hotel on your own. Overnight stay at hotel in Santorini Island. Day 2: Akrotiri Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Santorini Island. Half day tour to Akrotiri site and Prehistoric museum, by private bus and English speaking guide. The tour starts with first stop at the archaeological site of Akrotiri. Unique of its kind with vivid frescoes and architecture which witnesses a rare glimpse of the urban life in the Minoan period, Akrotiri demonstrates the high level of culture of ancient Santorini. You will tour the Akrotiri site along ancient Akrotiri’s main street, lined with stores and warehouses of the ancient commercial city. You will see the impressive ancient buildings including the three-storey houses which are extensively decorated with frescoes still very well preserved from the ash. Your guide will lead you all the way through explaining to you the fascinating history of the place. Concluding your visit there; get on board of bus and continue your tour to to Fira, the picturesque capital town of the island built on the caldera rim where the museum is located. You will be guided in the pre-historic museum, which is one of the most important museums in Greece with beautiful collection of Frescos and other items excavated in the prehistoric site of Akrotiri. Concluding the tour return back at your hotel full of experiences. Day 3: Nea Kameni, Palia Kameni and Thirassia Islands Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Santorini Island. Semi private caldera boat tour. The bus will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Athinios port. The first stop of the excursions the volcano of Santorini in Nea Kameni Island. There you will have a lifetime experience as you will climb on the top of the volcano, see the active crater and walk on its rims! The second stop is Palia Kameni Island, where you have the opportunity to swim in the hot springs of Caldera created by the volcano’s underwater power! Going to Thirassia Island the boat sails above underwater craters! In Thirassia Island you will have the time to eat in the small traditional taverns, swim in the crystal clear waters and visit the village of Manolas on the top of the cliff! Next and last stop is Oia where you will disembark! At the picturesque port of Oia you can enjoy the view, take great photos and reach the Village of Oia by foot using the big broad steps or by donkey which is the traditional way and the trademark of Santorini! Walk around and explore the beautiful village of Oia which is famous for its sunset and its narrow streets. After the sunset, the bus will be waiting for you and you will be dropped off at your hotel.

Day 4: Fira Town Breakfast at the hotel. Half day tour to Fira Town including also visit to local ‘’ouzo’’ canava (tasting of ouzo, local spirit, 2 liquors). Overnight stay at hotel in Santorini Island. In CANAVA SANTORINI you will be accompanied through an in-depth tour of the recent past of Santorini, thoroughly describing the aspects of the daily lives of the people of Santorini. At CANAVA SANTORINI you will be explained the traditional slow procedure to prepare our OUZO in handmade Greek copper alembic still. The superior quality of CANAVA SANTORINI OUZO is characterised by the aroma and the taste of the currants of Santorini’s Asyrtiko, saffron and anise. You will taste tsikoudia SANTINO which is distilled from grape marc that comes exclusively from Santorini’s varieties Asyrtiko, (80%), Aidani and Athiri. The traditional process, the 4 times slow distillation and the handmade Greek copper alembic still, create a premium spirit of superior quality. Every bottle of tsikoudia “SANTINO” in limited quantity, seals the aroma and the tradition of Santorini. Lastly you will drink a couple of classic Liqueurs like Cherry, Tentura, Mastiha, Rose, Coffe & anise, Prickly pear, Banana, Parfait d'amour. Finishing the wine tasting head to Fira capital town of the island. Wandering through the white cobbled streets of Fira a town of about 2000 inhabitants one gets the feel of the old-world charm blended in with the modern day comforts and Gold Street where someone can find the most interesting jewelleries. Return back at your hotel. Day 5: Santorini Breakfast at the hotel. Free day at your own leisure. Overnight stay in Santorini Island. Day 6: Sunset Tour Breakfast at the hotel. Half day sunset tour to Oia with dinner, by private bus and English speaking escort. Overnight stay at hotel in Santorini Island. The tour starts with first stop the traditional settlement of Oia which is located on the northern tip of the island, high on the cliff top. Oia hosts the most magnificent views on Santorini and a picturesque road with cliffs on one side and sea on the other leads to this attractive town. Walk around and discover the typical Santorinian architecture with houses sunk deep into the volcanic soil, their whitewashed walls and blue domes sparkling under the sunlight. After watching the sunset, proceed to dinner at local restaurant. After dinner, return back to your hotel. Dinner time may vary according to sunset time. Day 7 – Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included.

Morocco Trip Start Date November

Destination Morocco

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

4

4B

15-19

$ 590

$ 715

TOUR OVERVIEW Casablanca "white house"; is a city located in west-central, capital of Casablanca-Settat region, economic capital, largest city in Morocco and the Maghreb first metropolis in population, located on the Atlantic coast, about 80 km south of Rabat, the administrative capital. Casablanca has some of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world and the largest in size of the Maghreb, the Hassan II Mosque, a true symbol of the city, whose minaret is the highest in the world. Marrakech, known as the Red City, is a city located in southern Morocco, in the interior, at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. The nickname of the red city refers to the red color of many of its buildings and homes. The city was founded in 1071 by Youssef Ibn Tachfine did Sanhaji, head of the Berber empire Almoravids. In the past, Morocco was known in the East under the name of Marrakech (name still current in Iran); Morocco the name itself comes from the deformation of the Portuguese pronunciation of Marrakech Marrocos. The city is divided into two distinct parts: the historical city (ten kilometers speaker) and the new city whose principal districts are called Gueliz and Hivernage, Askar Douar Sidi Youssef Ben Ali, Mouhamid, Daoudiat. Guéliz is now the commercial center. It was founded by the French during the Protectorate. The Hivernage district contains many hotel complexes. In recent years, the town expanded in the periphery, especially to the west with the appearance of new residential neighborhoods like the Targa region and the extension of the Mohammed VI Avenue or north Tamansourt. Day 1 – CASABLANCA –ARRIVAL Arrival from your flight at Casablanca Airport. Overnight: Casablanca Your tour starts at your Casablanca Hotel (Transfers not included). Day 2: CASABLANCA – RABAT – CASABLANCA Breakfast in the hotel. Overnight: Casablanca After breakfast, city tour of Casablanca, dynamical metropolis, economical capital of the Kingdom and second town of Africa. Passage by the famous Mosque Hassan II (outside), the most wonderful and amazing building that gather the historical and Arabic civilization. It is the greatest Mosque in the world after Mecca. Then departure to Rabat, Visit of the administrative capital, the King palace (from outside), Kasbah Oudayas, Mohamed V mausoleum and Hassan tower. Return to Casablanca. NOTE: (+/- 130 miles / approx. 2 hours) Day 3: CASABLANCA – MARRAKECH After breakfast, departure to Marrakech. Overnight: Marrakech NOTE: (+/- 155 miles / approx. 4 hours) Rest of the day free at leisure.

Day 4: MARRAKECH Breakfast in the hotel. Overnight in hotel in Marrakech. The entire day will be devoted to the visit of Marrakech, the second oldest of the Imperial Cities known as ‘’The Pearl of the South’’. Founded by the Almoravides at the end of the 11th century, it is nestled in a lush Oasis at the bottom of the snow-caped Atlas Mountains. You will participate to the historical sightseeing including the Koutoubia, the Menara and its gardens, Agdal Gardens, the Saadian tombs and the Bahia Palace, the private museum. Visit of the souks and the famous "Djemaa EL Fna" square, an undeniably lively place where you can find story tellers, snake charmers ... the beating heart of Marrakech. Day 5: MARRAKECH - DEPARTURE Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included. RECOMMENDATIONS - Visitors should not wear sleeveless shirts, short skirts or skimpy clothing when visiting religious or official buildings in Morocco. Shoes should be removed before entering a mosque or private house. Sun protection, sun glasses, a hat and mosquito repellent can be very useful during your stay. - Shoulders & Knees must be covered at the mosque, guests will be asked to take off their shoes to enter the hall of prayer

Rome & Amalfi – Italy Trip Start Date November

Destination Rome & Amalfi – Italy

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

6

6B

20-24

$ 1,206

$ 1,660

Day 1 – ROME - Arrival Arrival from your flight at Rome Airport. Your tour starts at your Rome Hotel (Transfers not included). Overnight: Rome Day 2: ROME Breakfast at the hotel. Half Day Ancient Rome Tour (4 hours) Overnight: Rome Departure from Hotel with private bus and English speaking guide to discover the ancient part of Rome: Via dei Fori Imperiali, Colosseum (inside), Roman Forum and Capitol. At the end transfer back to the Hotel. Entrance fees & reservation at Colosseum included Enjoy the afternoon at your leisure. Day 3: ROME - AMALFI Breakfast at the hotel. Check-out from the hotel. Half Day Christian Rome Tour (4 hours) Overnight: Amalfi Departure from Hotel with private bus and English speaking guide to discover the major churches in Rome: Saint John's Basilica, Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica and at the end St. Peter's Basilica. At the end transfer to Amalfi with private bus and English speaking assistance. Day 4: AMALFI Breakfast at the hotel. Full Day Amalfi Coast tour. Overnight: Amalfi Meet your guide at 09:00am. You will visit the old town such as the famous cathedral of Amalfi (entrance fee included). Proceed to Ravello, the town of music, A magic town as described by the most noted travelers and elected “a Spiritual Homeland” where you will visit Villa Rufolo. (Entrance fee included) Drive towards Positano. Panoramic stop to capture one of the most beautiful landscape in the world. You will proceed this amazing drive through the beautiful villages of Praiano, Furore, Conca dei Marini. Return to your hotel. Day 5: AMALFI – POMPEII & VESUVIUS Breakfast at the hotel. Overnight: Amalfi Full Day Pompeii and Vesuvius Tour. Meeting with you guide at 09:00am. You will depart towards Pompeii. The world famous and fascinating historical site destroyed during the eruption of the Vesuvius in 79 AD. Pompeii is a wild wide wonder which will capture your imagination as soon as you step through the gates (entrance fee included). After the visit, you will go up the mighty Volcano and experience a breathtaking view of the bay of Naples. With the coach we will reach a height of 1000 meters, then continuing walking along a path and reaching the peak of the volcano, for an impressive view of the crater visited with a specialized mountain guide (optional – not included in your price).

Return to Amalfi in the afternoon. Day 6: AMALFI – CAPRI & ANACAPRI Breakfast at the hotel. Full Day Capri and Anacapri tour. Overnight: Amalfi Meeting with your guide at 08:15 and walk towards the port, and board the fast boat at 08:55 with all the comforts to make you enjoy the fascinating journey towards Capri. Arrive at Marina Grande. In Anacapri you can visit the famous Villa San Michele (Entrance fee included). Continue to the famous "Piazzetta" of Capri, meeting place of VIPs and vantage point of great beauty. Then you can have free time for shopping or go for a short walk to the Gardens of Augustus (entrance included), which are very relaxing, and also have a breathtaking views, after crossing the streets of Capri, full of shops and sparkling windows. At 17:15 boat departs from Capri to Amalfi. Tour includes boat Amalfi-Capri-Amalfi, full day guide, minibus on the island, entrance fees as per description. Day 7 – Departure Breakfast at the Hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfers to the airport not included. Note: City tax not included and must be paid on the spot (currently at: Rome €6.00 per person per night / Amalfi €3.00 per person per night).

Tuscany, Italy Trip Start Date November

Destination Tuscany

# of Nights

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# On Trip

Price Per Person Double (Includes Tips)

Price Per Person Single (Includes Tips)

6

6B, 6D

21-25

$ 1,096

$ 1,376

Day 1 – ARRIVAL - MONTECATINI TERME 1x group transfer from Florence Airport (or Hotel) to Montecatini Terme. Dinner at the Hotel. Overnight: Montecatini Terme Day 2: FLORENCE - MONTECATINI TERME Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, board your coach for a full day city tour in Florence. You will meet with local guide for a half day guided tour to discover the major sites of the town: Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral with Baptistery and Belltowe of Giotto, Piazza della Signoria and Piazza della Repubblica. In the afternoon free time for shopping or individual visits. At the end transfer back to the hotel. Dinner at the Hotel. Overnight: Montecatini Terme Day 3: PISA - VOLTERRA – MONTECATINI TERME Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, board your coach for a full day city tour in Pisa and Volterra. Meet a local guide in Pisa and stop at the famous Piazza dei Miracoli with the Cathedral, Baptistery and Cemetery. Then departure to Volterra with a beautiful walk in the historical center: Roman Theater (outside), Cathedral and Town Hall. At the end transfer back to the hotel. Dinner at the Hotel. Overnight: Montecatini Terme. Duration of the tour (6.5 hours) Day 4: SIENA – SAN GIMINIANO – MONTECATINI TERME Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, board your coach for a full day city tour in Siena and San Giminiano. Meet with a local guide in Siena to discover the major sites of this gothic town: Piazza del Campo with the Town Hall und the Mangia Tower. Then departure to San Gimignano to a beautiful walk in the historic center from Via San Giovanni to the Cathedral. At the end transfer back to the hotel. Dinner at the Hotel. Overnight: Montecatini Terme Day 5: LUCCA – MONTECATINI TERME Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, board your coach for a half day city tour in Lucca. Meeting with local guide to discover the major sites in Lucca: Palazzo Guinigi and the churches of San Martino, San Frediano and San Michele. At the end transfer back to the hotel. Dinner at the Hotel. Overnight: Montecatini Terme Day 6: MONTECATINI TERME Breakfast at the hotel. Free day at your leisure. Dinner at the Hotel. Overnight: Montecatini Terme Day 7: MONTECATINI TERME - DEPARTURE Breakfast at the hotel. Departure from hotel (1x group transfer from Hotel to Florence Airport).