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Visit the incredibleNepalEverest Base CampGuide Price:Duration:Students:Follow in the footsteps of the great Everestclimbers to reach Everest Base Camp and ascendKala Pattar (5,545m).A challenging itinerary with 13 days walking toreach Base Camp, situated on the Kumbu Glacier.Fully supported by expert guides, the trek willpass through Sherpa villages and fields before theAdventureCommunityActivity£999STMMin 10, Max 24Mount Toubkal ClimbTrip Code:Guide Price:Students:Exhilarating one week trek to the summit of NorthAfrica’s highest mountain, Mt Toubkal, which stands4167m above sea level.Trek along well-defined paths gaining in altitude to reachdramatic views north to the fertile plains of the Magreb,and south to the wild rugged landscape of the pre-Sahara. This is the land of the Berber people, who occupyremote cliff-hanging villages and tend the terracedfields that are passed enroute. From the summit descendto reach the imperial city ofMarrakech for time spentrelaxing and bartering inlocal souks.CommunityActivityAdventure£1199SMSMin 10, Max 188 daysVisit the UNESCO protected 11th Century Kasbah AitBenhaddou before travelling on to Marrakech to explore itsThis week in the adventure capital of the region, the Lycian Coast,and ease those aching muscles with a visit to a thermalpool resort.walking course. Paddle out in sea kayaks to the sunken city of KekovaFor those with any energy left there is diving off the coast andmountain biking through scenic valleys and remote villages.the Wall, with a night spent at a farmer’sreaching Beijing for a tour of the ForbiddenCity and Tiananmen Square.ends in Kathmandu, withview of Everest. The triptime for a well earned rest!lively souks and exotic Majorelle Gardens.of the Draa Valley, passing isolated Berber settlements andancient kasbahs. Discover the nomadic tribal land of JebelSahro and cross the incredible Tizi-n-Tichka pass (2,260m).Our least demanding off-road in Morocco; this is a cyclingtrip for everyone! Ride through the date palmeries and oasesvisiting the bustling ‘Pink City’ of Marrakech.Students:An 8-day tour through Morocco’s exotic south, cycling intothe heart of the Jebel Sahro and its lunar landscape beforeGuide Price:Duration:Jebel Sahro Ride &#038; MarrakechTrip Code:ActivityCommunityAdventure£1929emanates from every corner.Min 10, Max 18SMC9 daysand the captivating capital, Havana, where musicCollantes National Park. Soak up Cuban culture in theUNESCO World Heritage cities of Cienfuegos, Trinidadcoastline and the lush forests of the Topes deand the revolutionary sites of Che Guevara and FidelCastro. Ride against a tropical backdrop of CaribbeanCycle through Cuba’s history; visit the Bay of Pigsexploring its diverse landscape on two wheels.and vibrant culture of this intriguing island whilstA gentle cycling itinerary reflecting the Caribbeanpace of life! Delve into the fascinating historyStudents:Duration:Guide Price:Trip Code:Cuban Highlights RideActivityCommunityAdventure£2499Min 10, Max 18SMV16 dayslimestone towers of Halong Bay.a shopping bonanza in Hoi Angroup can enjoy lively Nha Trang,architecture. Out of the saddle, thewith its bustling markets and colonialnorthwards to the more conservative capital, HanoiWind through the vibrant streets of Saigonbeneath forest-covered mountains.country along coastlines, past paddy fields andthe best cycling routes in this beautiful and variedThis is a trip with pedal power! Explore some ofStudents:Duration:Guide Price:Trip Code:Cycling VietnamActivityCommunityAdventure£174910 daysAICpilgrims in ceremony.temples and cruise down the holy river, passing Hinduon the banks of the Ganges. Enjoy a rickshaw rideon safari in Ranthambore National Park and take anExplore the vibrant cities of Delhi and Jaipur and theand game drives in Ranthambore National Park.Min 10, Max 24 The perfect taster of Northern India. This jam-packedStudents:Duration:Guide Price:Trip Code:Highlights of the NorthIndiain Europe!trek up Mt Etna, the most active volcanoCommunityAdventurebeaches before returning to mainland Sicily to£15498 daysTELVisit bubbling thermal springs, get stuck into aHeritage Sites and part of the Aeolian archipelago.of Vulcano, Lipari and Stromboli; UNESCO WorldActivity Bring geography lessons to life on an exploration ofultimate goal is the mighty Mt Etna (3,350m).most dramatic of Sicily’s volcanic landscapes. TheMin 10, Max 24 An 8 day trekking adventure designed to explore theStudents:Duration:Guide Price:Trip Code:Sicilian VolcanoesItalyCommunityAdventure£1949improvements.children and help withschool to meet thevisiting the local10 daysFAZprotection walks andparticipating on animalof this trip with time spenta Game Management Area.camping on deserted islands, and spend three nights atActivity Get close up to the spectacular wildlife and beautiful scenerycommunity.Min 10, Max 24 The Zambezi Valley provides the ideal environment for thisStudents:Duration:Guide Price:Trip Code:Volunteer Experience&#10;Over 400 tripsin90 countries / Ask about our other brochuresOur brochuresschools&#10;To get you started we’ve highlighted just a few of our most popular itineraries.    Call us on 0845 863 9720 or email schools@exodus.co.uk and Cycling. on departure period and group size.The prices shown for each trip aregiven as a guide. Prices vary, dependingTalk to an expertincluding Family, Walking&#10;At Exodus we’re confident we can provide the perfect inspiration for your next School Adventure.&#10;Bespoke additions to itineraries may&#10;also affect the final price quoted.]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[Safe Assurance Don’t take our word for it. Below is a list of the organisations we have affiliationsReputation MattersSafety &#038;&#038; Soundwith, have accredited us, given us awards or simply just think we’re the best.&#10;Risk Assessments&#10;We have full supporting paperwork&#10;for each trip to pass to your EVC&#10;or Local Advisor.&#10;Back-up &#038; support BS8848 Compliant&#10;The school trips provided by Exodus School Adventures comply to&#10;BS8848 British Standard. This is the specification for the provision Financial Security The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award The Council for Learning&#10;of visits, fieldwork, expeditions and adventurous activities outside Exodus is fully licensed and bonded as a tour Exodus has established an exciting partnership Outside the Classroom&#10;of the UK; self declared. operator. We hold Air Traffic Organisers Licence with The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. Both We are proud to be members of The Council for&#10;(ATOL) number 2582 issued and bonded with the organisations are passionate believers in Learning Outside the Classroom, the leading&#10;Learning Outside the Classroom Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). We are also bonded delivering memorable experiences to their clients national voice championing high quality and&#10;Quality Badge (IATA) and we are members of the Federation Adventure Travel itineraries and the DofE through young people. Launched as a registered charityvaried educational experiences for children andand participants – Exodus through groundbreakingto the International Air Transport Association&#10;This award is endorsed by the Outdoor Education Advisors Panel of Tour Operators (FTO) and ABTA – The Travel its innovative programme of awards. As the DofE in 2009, it aims, as do we, to champion learning&#10;and is a valuable means for you to distinguish operators that Association. This means you can book your school Recommended Adventure Travel partner, we are outside the classroom and encourages young&#10;have a strong focus on safety. As members of both the Council adventure with us in confidence, as all monies paid working with them to enhance our fabulous range people to get out and about, because research&#10;Our job is to make yours easy. We have for Learning Outside the Classroom and the Expeditions Providers to us for your trip are fully protected. Exodus is a of family adventure holidays. shows that children learn best, through real&#10;engaged with World Challenge to provide Association, we are currently working towards gaining this badge. member of the PEAK Travel Group. life experiences.&#10;our customers with an industry leading&#10;back-up and support system for overseas Leaders&#10;school trips and expeditions. trained, experienced, knowledgeable and will ensure that your tripOur UK and local leaders are second to none. They are well&#10;is the best possible experience.&#10;When it comes to training, safety and back-up, World Challenge&#10;is proud to set and exceed the standard in the school expedition&#10;Insurance&#10;industry. Their extensive training prepares all staff for every&#10;eventuality and we believe they are unmatched in the experience Your trip price includes the most comprehensive medical cover&#10;and expertise they provide. This allows us here at Exodus to provide possible and ensures that money is no object when it comes to Expedition Providers Royal Geographical Society Young Explorers’ Trust&#10;the highest level of operational support possible and enables us to in-country support.&#10;continually review and improve our established procedures. Association (with IBG) Exodus is a member of the Young Explorers’&#10;This partnership is a very important one to us and one that should Exodus is a member of EPA, a federation of Exodus is a corporate member of the RGS-IBG, Trust. The YET is a national charity dedicated&#10;give you the assurance that your trip will get the ultimate in reputable expedition providers that cater which is the largest and most active scholarly to promoting safe and responsible expeditions&#10;support if things don’t go to plan. specifically for young adults under 25 in full geographical society in the world. It is an for young people. It does this by providing&#10;time education. EPA is an autonomous sub- independent organisation with a strong reputation advice and support to schools, youth&#10;committee within YET – the Young Explorers’ for quality and dynamism. Founded in 1830, the organisations, commercial expedition providers&#10;Trust – its wide ranging activities include sharing Society is a world centre for geography: supporting and groups of friends who intend to run their&#10;and documenting best practice; the collective research, education, expeditions and fieldwork, own youth expedition.&#10;establishment of an industry standard; developing and promoting public engagement and informed&#10;criteria for provider accreditation; and negotiation enjoyment of our world.&#10;with other industry standards bodies, NGOs and&#10;Government departments.&#10;/schools&#10;14 Talk to an expert, call us on 0845 863 9720 15]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[Safe Assurance Don’t take our word for it. Below is a list of the organisations we have affiliationsReputation MattersSafety &#038;&#038; Soundwith, have accredited us, given us awards or simply just think we’re the best.&#10;Risk Assessments&#10;We have full supporting paperwork&#10;for each trip to pass to your EVC&#10;or Local Advisor.&#10;Back-up &#038; support BS8848 Compliant&#10;The school trips provided by Exodus School Adventures comply to&#10;BS8848 British Standard. This is the specification for the provision Financial Security The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award The Council for Learning&#10;of visits, fieldwork, expeditions and adventurous activities outside Exodus is fully licensed and bonded as a tour Exodus has established an exciting partnership Outside the Classroom&#10;of the UK; self declared. operator. We hold Air Traffic Organisers Licence with The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. Both We are proud to be members of The Council for&#10;(ATOL) number 2582 issued and bonded with the organisations are passionate believers in Learning Outside the Classroom, the leading&#10;Learning Outside the Classroom Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). We are also bonded delivering memorable experiences to their clients national voice championing high quality and&#10;Quality Badge (IATA) and we are members of the Federation Adventure Travel itineraries and the DofE through young people. Launched as a registered charityvaried educational experiences for children andand participants – Exodus through groundbreakingto the International Air Transport Association&#10;This award is endorsed by the Outdoor Education Advisors Panel of Tour Operators (FTO) and ABTA – The Travel its innovative programme of awards. As the DofE in 2009, it aims, as do we, to champion learning&#10;and is a valuable means for you to distinguish operators that Association. This means you can book your school Recommended Adventure Travel partner, we are outside the classroom and encourages young&#10;have a strong focus on safety. As members of both the Council adventure with us in confidence, as all monies paid working with them to enhance our fabulous range people to get out and about, because research&#10;Our job is to make yours easy. We have for Learning Outside the Classroom and the Expeditions Providers to us for your trip are fully protected. Exodus is a of family adventure holidays. shows that children learn best, through real&#10;engaged with World Challenge to provide Association, we are currently working towards gaining this badge. member of the PEAK Travel Group. life experiences.&#10;our customers with an industry leading&#10;back-up and support system for overseas Leaders&#10;school trips and expeditions. trained, experienced, knowledgeable and will ensure that your tripOur UK and local leaders are second to none. They are well&#10;is the best possible experience.&#10;When it comes to training, safety and back-up, World Challenge&#10;is proud to set and exceed the standard in the school expedition&#10;Insurance&#10;industry. Their extensive training prepares all staff for every&#10;eventuality and we believe they are unmatched in the experience Your trip price includes the most comprehensive medical cover&#10;and expertise they provide. This allows us here at Exodus to provide possible and ensures that money is no object when it comes to Expedition Providers Royal Geographical Society Young Explorers’ Trust&#10;the highest level of operational support possible and enables us to in-country support.&#10;continually review and improve our established procedures. Association (with IBG) Exodus is a member of the Young Explorers’&#10;This partnership is a very important one to us and one that should Exodus is a member of EPA, a federation of Exodus is a corporate member of the RGS-IBG, Trust. The YET is a national charity dedicated&#10;give you the assurance that your trip will get the ultimate in reputable expedition providers that cater which is the largest and most active scholarly to promoting safe and responsible expeditions&#10;support if things don’t go to plan. specifically for young adults under 25 in full geographical society in the world. It is an for young people. It does this by providing&#10;time education. EPA is an autonomous sub- independent organisation with a strong reputation advice and support to schools, youth&#10;committee within YET – the Young Explorers’ for quality and dynamism. Founded in 1830, the organisations, commercial expedition providers&#10;Trust – its wide ranging activities include sharing Society is a world centre for geography: supporting and groups of friends who intend to run their&#10;and documenting best practice; the collective research, education, expeditions and fieldwork, own youth expedition.&#10;establishment of an industry standard; developing and promoting public engagement and informed&#10;criteria for provider accreditation; and negotiation enjoyment of our world.&#10;with other industry standards bodies, NGOs and&#10;Government departments.&#10;/schools&#10;14 Talk to an expert, call us on 0845 863 9720 15]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[What’s Essential&#10;Included? Information&#10;Just like your students and parents, you don’t want any last minute surprises so Pricing Reality check Know Before You Go&#10;we’ve listed below the things that are included in the price we quote you. The prices shown for each trip are given as a guide. Travelling anywhere abroad can expose you to Before You Go campaign, which aims toExodus has joined the FCO’s Know&#10;Prices vary, depending on departure period and risks and challenges not normally faced at home make sure that travellers are properly&#10;group size. Bespoke additions to itineraries may also and our type of travel can be less predictable prepared before setting out on travels&#10;1. Free travelling teacher places 5. Additional UK leader 9. Back-up from the World affect the final price quoted. and orderly than some expect. We therefore ask overseas and have independent advice. Visit&#10;We operate a 1:8 ratio of adults to students, where necessary Challenge Operations Centre before booking your trip. the website www.fco.gov.uk/travel to find out more.that you read and consider this section carefully&#10;including free of charge the appropriate number of&#10;teaching staff required to fulfil this, also taking into to finish by one of our hand selected UK leaders. via the travel industry’s leading school expedition Passport and visa requirements Health Requirements Our aim, wherever possible, is to use accommodationAccommodationYour trip price includes 24-hour support and back-upYour trip can be managed and supported from start&#10;you wish. one is CRB checked and, above all, their passion, overseas and we are confident that you and your travelling from the UK.British subjects require a full passport for all trips. character, and generally locally-owned.requirements for the countries we visit if you arePassportthat is in keeping with the area that we visit, local inThe Trip Notes list any statutory vaccinationoperations centre. World Challenge is renownedfor its expertise in supporting school expeditionsThey are well trained and have the relevant NationalGoverning Body qualifications for your itinerary. Each&#10;account the Exodus appointed Leader. As all quotes&#10;are tailor-made we can include more staff places if&#10;purpose designed kitbags! space when packing! planning process easier you will have a dedicated otherwise stated in our literature. However good our organisation is, we are at the as in the EU.airlines – are often not up to Western levels.visas that are required is your responsibility unlessstandards, but we cannot guarantee the same standardparticularly of hotels, transport and internalthat are sent to you on booking. Obtaining anyour transport complies with local regulations andHealth, safety and operational standards –the Trip Notes and in the confirmation documentsAmerica. Where this is the case, we ensure that allpredictable than on a conventional holiday.such as the United States of America, are given innot up to the standard of the EU, Australasia or Northlifestyle is very different and events much lesscountry you are visiting, or for transit destinationsregulations and health and safety precautions areOn many of our trip the areas are remote, theFull details of current visa requirements for theIn many countries that we visit, transport facilities,Adventurous TravelVisaTransportpupils could not be in better hands if the unexpectedhappens while you are away.10. Dedicated liaison managerfor teachersWe know how busy your days are; to make theknowledge and experience can ensure your trip issecond to none.6. All group equipmentAll technical, safety and group equipment will beprovided for you in-country. This also helps create&#10;2. Free kitbag per student&#10;Large rucksacks are an expensive item and not&#10;required on our trips. To keep equipment costs down&#10;for your students and to give them a little something&#10;to remember us by, they will each receive one of our&#10;liaison manager to ensure all your requests are mercy of the unexpected, and this type of trip can Group Activities&#10;3. All inclusive whilst in-country 7. Flights answered quickly and effectively. Other information politics, airlines, transport or a host of other that involve different types of activities; as such youExodus School Adventures offer adventurous holidaysnever be entirely cut-and-dried. Local weather,&#10;Some of our prices may look higher than other We do not quote land-only prices for our trips as we Group Size, Minimum and Maximum Numbers uncontrollable factors can mean changes occur. should ensure that you read all literature carefully for&#10;operators; this is because we ensure that all in- know from personal experience how time-consuming 11. Presentation to students These trips are group holidays and require a minimum If these are necessary the leader will decide the details of the level of the activity and the necessary&#10;country expenses are covered in the price we quote&#10;you – all the food, transport, accommodation and yourself. Our dedicated flights team will be able to and parents a holiday does not reach minimum numbers we may occur, we will do everything we can to minimise ensure the activity is run to the local legal standardexperience (if any) required on your holiday. Whilst webest alternative. Where a delay or change doesof 10 students to operate. In the unlikely event thatand difficult it can be to organise group flights&#10;activities on your itinerary. We understand that you source the best available prices for your group, which We will help take the hassle out of recruiting your be forced to cancel. its effects, but we cannot be held responsible and risk assessments are regularly carried out, some&#10;don’t want the extra burden of ‘local payments’ and will be included in the price we quote you. group. Our specialist team of school consultants for the results of delays or changes outside our activities do carry an inherent element of risk. The&#10;holding students’ money for them. can run a slideshow to students and an information Age Requirements control. leader’s word is final, and if he/she deems a member&#10;evening at the start of the process to answer The minimum age for all of these trips is of the group unfit or unsuitable for a particular activity&#10;4. Expert local leaders and guides 8. Insurance adventurous travel. 14 years unless stated otherwise. We liaise closely with the UK Foreign and they may not be allowed to participateTravel Adviceparents’ questions and concerns about this type of&#10;To ensure the smooth running of your trip we employ Commonwealth Office (FCO), whose travel advice AltitudeComprehensive travel insurance is included in the&#10;the best possible local leaders, guides and support we not only follow to the letter, but also discuss Some of our trips go to high altitudes (3000m andprice of your trip and is a bespoke policy which&#10;staff. These are all costed into your trip and, in most 12. Discounts in detail with them. Sometimes tough decisions above) where there is a risk of you being affected bysupports our back-up systems and services of the&#10;accompany you throughout your visit. www.exodus.co.uk/schools. customers to help reduce the cost of purchasing kit Occasionally we will pre-empt the FCO and decide acclimatise to these altitudes, but you should be awarethis, our itineraries are designed to enable everyone toor to re-route an itinerary part way through.and inoculations. This includes significant discountsDetails of the cover provided is available atOur size allows us to get great deals for ourhave to be made to abort a tour at the last minuteAcute Mountain Sickness (AMS). In order to preventWorld Challenge Operations Centre.&#10;cases, will be managed by the UK leader who may&#10;at both Ellis Brigham and Nomad. to leave a region based on feedback from our that it is still possible to be affected. 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        <text><![CDATA[What’s Essential&#10;Included? Information&#10;Just like your students and parents, you don’t want any last minute surprises so Pricing Reality check Know Before You Go&#10;we’ve listed below the things that are included in the price we quote you. The prices shown for each trip are given as a guide. Travelling anywhere abroad can expose you to Before You Go campaign, which aims toExodus has joined the FCO’s Know&#10;Prices vary, depending on departure period and risks and challenges not normally faced at home make sure that travellers are properly&#10;group size. Bespoke additions to itineraries may also and our type of travel can be less predictable prepared before setting out on travels&#10;1. Free travelling teacher places 5. Additional UK leader 9. Back-up from the World affect the final price quoted. and orderly than some expect. We therefore ask overseas and have independent advice. Visit&#10;We operate a 1:8 ratio of adults to students, where necessary Challenge Operations Centre before booking your trip. the website www.fco.gov.uk/travel to find out more.that you read and consider this section carefully&#10;including free of charge the appropriate number of&#10;teaching staff required to fulfil this, also taking into to finish by one of our hand selected UK leaders. via the travel industry’s leading school expedition Passport and visa requirements Health Requirements Our aim, wherever possible, is to use accommodationAccommodationYour trip price includes 24-hour support and back-upYour trip can be managed and supported from start&#10;you wish. one is CRB checked and, above all, their passion, overseas and we are confident that you and your travelling from the UK.British subjects require a full passport for all trips. character, and generally locally-owned.requirements for the countries we visit if you arePassportthat is in keeping with the area that we visit, local inThe Trip Notes list any statutory vaccinationoperations centre. World Challenge is renownedfor its expertise in supporting school expeditionsThey are well trained and have the relevant NationalGoverning Body qualifications for your itinerary. Each&#10;account the Exodus appointed Leader. As all quotes&#10;are tailor-made we can include more staff places if&#10;purpose designed kitbags! space when packing! planning process easier you will have a dedicated otherwise stated in our literature. However good our organisation is, we are at the as in the EU.airlines – are often not up to Western levels.visas that are required is your responsibility unlessstandards, but we cannot guarantee the same standardparticularly of hotels, transport and internalthat are sent to you on booking. Obtaining anyour transport complies with local regulations andHealth, safety and operational standards –the Trip Notes and in the confirmation documentsAmerica. Where this is the case, we ensure that allpredictable than on a conventional holiday.such as the United States of America, are given innot up to the standard of the EU, Australasia or Northlifestyle is very different and events much lesscountry you are visiting, or for transit destinationsregulations and health and safety precautions areOn many of our trip the areas are remote, theFull details of current visa requirements for theIn many countries that we visit, transport facilities,Adventurous TravelVisaTransportpupils could not be in better hands if the unexpectedhappens while you are away.10. Dedicated liaison managerfor teachersWe know how busy your days are; to make theknowledge and experience can ensure your trip issecond to none.6. All group equipmentAll technical, safety and group equipment will beprovided for you in-country. This also helps create&#10;2. Free kitbag per student&#10;Large rucksacks are an expensive item and not&#10;required on our trips. To keep equipment costs down&#10;for your students and to give them a little something&#10;to remember us by, they will each receive one of our&#10;liaison manager to ensure all your requests are mercy of the unexpected, and this type of trip can Group Activities&#10;3. All inclusive whilst in-country 7. Flights answered quickly and effectively. Other information politics, airlines, transport or a host of other that involve different types of activities; as such youExodus School Adventures offer adventurous holidaysnever be entirely cut-and-dried. Local weather,&#10;Some of our prices may look higher than other We do not quote land-only prices for our trips as we Group Size, Minimum and Maximum Numbers uncontrollable factors can mean changes occur. should ensure that you read all literature carefully for&#10;operators; this is because we ensure that all in- know from personal experience how time-consuming 11. Presentation to students These trips are group holidays and require a minimum If these are necessary the leader will decide the details of the level of the activity and the necessary&#10;country expenses are covered in the price we quote&#10;you – all the food, transport, accommodation and yourself. Our dedicated flights team will be able to and parents a holiday does not reach minimum numbers we may occur, we will do everything we can to minimise ensure the activity is run to the local legal standardexperience (if any) required on your holiday. Whilst webest alternative. Where a delay or change doesof 10 students to operate. In the unlikely event thatand difficult it can be to organise group flights&#10;activities on your itinerary. We understand that you source the best available prices for your group, which We will help take the hassle out of recruiting your be forced to cancel. its effects, but we cannot be held responsible and risk assessments are regularly carried out, some&#10;don’t want the extra burden of ‘local payments’ and will be included in the price we quote you. group. Our specialist team of school consultants for the results of delays or changes outside our activities do carry an inherent element of risk. The&#10;holding students’ money for them. can run a slideshow to students and an information Age Requirements control. leader’s word is final, and if he/she deems a member&#10;evening at the start of the process to answer The minimum age for all of these trips is of the group unfit or unsuitable for a particular activity&#10;4. Expert local leaders and guides 8. Insurance adventurous travel. 14 years unless stated otherwise. 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        <text><![CDATA[“ Exodus were highly The&#10;efficient and pro-active Exodusin the organisation ofEquationthe trip and the team&#10;exciting programme that was tailor-made to could not be simpler...Martyn Butcher, Loughborough Grammar Schoolmeticulously planned andCreating your school adventureprovided us with a&#10;Image courtesy of Loughborough Grammar School&#10;the needs of our group.” Take one + Your school’s + and adviceOur expertiserequirementsspecificExodus trip&#10;+ Industry = adventure!Onetailor-madeschoolChallengefrom Worldand supportback-upleading&#10;What next?&#10;To start planning your school Lucy  Wright Antonadventure speak to one of our&#10;experts today:  Restall&#10;0845 863 9720&#10;Or send an email to:&#10;schools@exodus.co.uk&#10;/schools&#10;18 19]]&gt;</text><br />
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<p><text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Intro Pages:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:46  Page 2&#10;Our Grand Explorer once-in-a-lifetime&#10;holidays give you the opportunity to be&#10;a little more adventurous...&#10;Every new adventure begins New and amazing sights; different something you would be a little&#10;with excitement – and flavours to treat your taste buds; nervous about planning for yourself.&#10;welcome whether a favourite destination the experiences you’ll have whilst have put together a collection ofDrawing on our 28 years of experiencein European coach tour operating, weunfamiliar territory to explore; freshand unusual sounds to tune into, thepeople you encounter along the way –sometimes trepidation – aboutthe places you’re visiting,&#10;or somewhere new. attractive, well-planned itineraries&#10;to your next holiday! never a place, but a new themselves. sites and historical locations – bothrewarding European cities, cultural“One’s destination istaking in some of the best and mostranging and memorable as the placesutravelling the globe can be as wide- yowet me shoL&#10;Over the next 19 pages you’ll find a way of seeing things.” Let us be your guide lesser known and mainstream –&#10;Explorer holiday ideas and amongst American novelist and painter. France to as far-flung as Russia and the and visits along the way.close to home as picturesque Italy andHenry Miller,including many fascinating excursionsVisiting a multitude of places (from as&#10;brand new collection of Grand&#10;them will be the perfect one for you. Arctic Circle), experiencing different&#10;How do I know? Because I’ve chosen cultures maybe be out of reach on a&#10;them personally with people like you regular holiday, and perhaps&#10;in mind. I and my fellow Directors&#10;and staff, who have hundreds of&#10;years’ experience in escorted coach&#10;holidays (2011 is Leger’s 28th year),&#10;not only go on the tours ourselves&#10;but we listen to what our customers&#10;say and write – good and critical!&#10;This means we constantly improve&#10;our holidays every year ensuring that&#10;we only deliver what you want. They&#10;say birds of a feather flock together&#10;and so it is with our holidays. The fact&#10;you’re reading this means you’re ‘one&#10;of us’ and likely to enjoy the company&#10;and friendship of your fellow&#10;travellers. This is one of the biggest&#10;attractions of coach holidays – apart&#10;from the places you’ll visit, of course.&#10;And what a choice you’ve got!&#10;For more information and to make it&#10;even easier to choose a holiday you&#10;can also visit our very easy to use&#10;website at www.leger.co.uk where&#10;you can book online.&#10;But first, sit back, relax and enjoy&#10;planning your 2011/2012 holiday as&#10;you browse the brochure!&#10;Warmest regards&#10;Ian Henry&#10;Managing Director, Leger Holidays&#10;Picturebook Marvels of Ancient Dubrovnik &#038; the Majorca Uncovered – The Islands of Corsica Treasures of&#10;Italy – 5 Sicily &#038; Italian Dalmation Coast an Island of Contrasts &#038; Sardinia – 11 Morocco – 12&#10;Highlights – 6 &#038; 7 – 8 &#038; 9 – 10]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Intro Pages:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:46  Page 3&#10;It’s easy to see why choosing&#10;Visit the historic town of Sirmione, dominated by&#10;the Rocca Scaligera, a 13th-century castle built by a Leger Grand Explorerone of the great families of Verona, the della Scala&#10;– see page 5 holiday makes perfect sense...&#10;family. Featured on our Picturebook Italy tour&#10;the terminal refreshment areas.&#10;Door-to-Door service Check out our range of Grand This normally takes about half an hour,&#10;On our Grand Explorer tours you Explorer tours today, and tick off a then you board your tour coach,&#10;don’t even have to think about few more places on your holiday ‘to which drives onto the ferry. If your&#10;getting to your local joining point do’ list. Channel Crossing is via Eurotunnel you&#10;when you take advantage of our have to transfer your own luggage,wom nors frenty yeaTw“&#10;Door-to-Door service (call for more&#10;details). All of our Grand Explorer you will be more We’d love to do it for you, but thebetween your feeder and tour coach.&#10;tours include travel by Silver disappointed by the things authorities won’t allow it.&#10;Service, luxury coaches) with extra you didn’t do than by the Convenience... ✓Crossing the Channel – for all&#10;legroom and added benefits. ones you did. So throw We make it as easy as possible for continental holidays we use the short&#10;Leave it to us. We take of all your off the bowlines, sail away you to start your holiday in a way sea crossings from Dover to Calais or&#10;arrangements, so you can sit back, from the safe harbour. that suits you! Eurotunnel from Folkestone to Calais.&#10;Service tours, luggage handling is which route applies for your preferedidaysOur reservations staff can advise youlh hocoaCinds inwaderh the tcatC&#10;relax and enjoy yourself. On all Silver&#10;included at all hotels, so you won’t your sails. Explore. ✓Local joining points – for your travel date**. The ferry takes 90&#10;have to lift a finger. Dream. Discover.” convenience and comfort we offer minutes giving you the chance to have&#10;Mark Twain, a bite to eat or explore the shops,over 450 joining points across England,&#10;Turning your ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ American author and humorist. Scotland and Wales on all coach restaurants and bars you’ll find on&#10;holiday dreams into reality really is holidays. And to make sure your board. If you want to make the trip a&#10;just a phone call or a few clicks away. journey to the port is as direct as little special, you can enjoy the extra&#10;Our friendly reservations team are possible, we guarantee there will be a comfort of the Club Class Lounge,&#10;on hand to take your call and answer maximum of five stops to pick up other for a small additional charge (ask for&#10;any queries you may have, plus offer passengers†. details). Eurotunnel crossings take only&#10;advice on your holiday requirements ✓Door-to-door – on holidays of 12 35 minutes. Your coach boards the&#10;and confirm your holiday booking. days duration or more and provided specially-designed train carriages for&#10;you live within 20 miles of one of our the speedy trip under the Channel.&#10;free joining points, from only £49.99&#10;per car*, we’ll pick you up from your You’re in good hands...&#10;home and take you there and then You can be sure we’ll take good&#10;return you back home at the end of care of you...&#10;your holiday. Look out for the logo on ✓With over 28 years’ coach tour&#10;✓Join at Dover carrying thousands of passengers eachin Europe andoperating experienceTravel Door-to-Door.††holiday pages&#10;with low cost parking – if you prefer year, you can be sure that we’ll take&#10;to drive yourself to Dover to join your care of all your holiday needs.&#10;✓Overnight stay near Dover with ✓our membership of ABTA and ATOL–Total financial securitytour coach, we offer low cost parking.&#10;FREE parking – alternatively from just means that your money is protected.&#10;£32 per person†††, why not go the&#10;night before for a relaxing start! You Great deals for&#10;can park your car, stay at the Holiday Single Travellers&#10;Inn Ashford North and enjoy an&#10;overnight stay with English breakfast, ✓No or low single supplements&#10;and we’ll collect you from the hotel on – available on the Picturebook Italy&#10;the day of departure. To book, please Holiday – see page 5.&#10;call the hotel on 01233 713333, Excellent deals on&#10;quoting ‘Leger Holidays’ and your&#10;travel insurance...&#10;booking reference.&#10;✓At the port – at the port, our trained ✓Great-value travel insurance&#10;interchange team takes your luggage We’ve put together, comprehensive&#10;from the feeder coach to the main tour insurance policies specially designed&#10;coach whilst you freshen up in one of for you. Please call for more details.&#10;†Excluding comfort stops, service areas and motorway junction points. ††Nearest joining point supplements apply. †††Based on&#10;2 sharing a twin/double room on a B&#038;B basis, subject to availability. Single supplements and terms and conditions apply.&#10;*Up to 4 people per car. ** Channel crossings are subject to change, you will be advised with your travel documents.&#10;of Grand Tour of Highlights of Eastern Grand Russian The Arctic Circle Baltic Capitals – 20&#10;– 12 France – 13 Europe – 14 &#038; 15 Spectacular – 16 &#038; 17 &#038; the Midnight Sun&#10;– 18 &#038; 19]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Intro Pages:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:47  Page 4&#10;7 OUT OF 10 CUSTOMERS CHOOSE SILVER SERVICE...&#10;It’s got to be&#10;Silver Service&#10;for extra legroom and luxury across Europe&#10;...only by&#10;On most of our holidays porterage in your hotels and&#10;you can upgrade to extra included excursions Servery on board...&#10;Silver Service luxury on selected tours. Watch your journey’s progress&#10;coach travel with extra YourSilver Service journey on the onboard satellite&#10;legroom and added starts from the moment you navigation system, listen to a&#10;comfort. meet your tour coach at the to fellow travellers in the rearCD, enjoy time to relax and talkport. Then, as you travel&#10;More than simply a method of onwards, it’s time to sit back, lounge and enjoy the added&#10;transport, our Silver Service relax and enjoy the added comfort you get with Silver&#10;departures offer a coach with comfort and extras you get by Service, only by Leger&#10;added comfort and facilities, choosing Silver Service. Holidays...&#10;plus extra benefits such as Flip-down tables...&#10;For added For added For added&#10;comfort enjoyment convenience&#10;■ Sit back and relax in specially- ■ Time flies with your very own ■ Washroom and servery on board&#10;designed, deluxe reclining seats, entertainment, with free personal offering a range of refreshments&#10;with leather headrests, footrests headphones and choice of music, ■ Personal flip-down tables*&#10;and more legroom than standard DVDs or satellite navigation&#10;■ Your own, reserved seat – you&#10;coaches* display to follow your journey’s&#10;can even guarantee front row&#10;■ Enjoy the perfect temperature progress seats for a small supplement Satellite navigation...&#10;onboard with climate control ■ Extra leisure – with a choice of&#10;■ Porterage in all hotels, so you&#10;■ Relax and have a chat in the reading material, cards, board really don’t have to lift a finger&#10;spacious rear lounge games etc.&#10;■ A more enjoyable trip, with&#10;bonus excursions on selected&#10;tours and specially-trained drivers&#10;PLEASE NOTE: *Front-row seats and seats directly in front of the washroom have slightly less legroom and may not have footrests or flip down tables&#10;– these tables may be fixed. Your feeder coach journey to and from the Channel port may be by Executive coach.&#10;...but don’t just take our word for it Personal headphones...&#10;– here’s what our customers have to say...&#10;It was nice to We booked to go We usually travel The coach&#10;watch a DVD as by Silver Service Silver Service, as was luxurious&#10;we went along or and found the long as it’s available and provided&#10;to listen to music, coach to be both on the dates we us with ample&#10;and also to see comfortable and choose. We like leg room and&#10;where we were on the spacious, with the option to sit at the spacious area at the back, the refreshments. The cosy&#10;Sat. Nav. the back of the coach and read, baggage handling at the hotel – all lounge at the back of the&#10;Ann Snailham, Bognor Regis. play games and talk to fellow the effort is taken care of for you, coach allowed us to chat,&#10;travellers. and there are some extra trips relax and read at leisure. Coach with added comfort...&#10;We enjoyed Anne &#038; Paul Greaves, Bolton. included too. It’s not Silver Service Helen &#038; Kevin Harlow,&#10;travelling in – it’s gold. It’s excellent!!! Portsmouth.&#10;complete Debra &#038; Arthur Burrows,&#10;comfort A great beverage&#10;aboard one of service to enjoy in the Cambridgeshire.&#10;your Silver Service coaches, comfy seats with video We would recommend Silver Service to all&#10;the facilities, extra legroom, in and music also holiday makers. Our coach was really&#10;coach video, drinks servery available. And the rear comfortable with a toilet on board and there&#10;and luggage porterage were lounge was handy for a leg stretch were assorted drinks, soup and snacks to&#10;excellent. or making new friends. purchase. We met some lovely people on our&#10;Mr &#038; Mrs Long, Eddie &#038; Jenny O’Carroll, coach and we really enjoyed the group aspect.&#10;Buckinhamshire. Dorset. Jackie and David Checkland, Leicestershire.&#10;Comfortable, spacious rear lounge...&#10;4 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:00  Page 1&#10;See the picturesque lakeside town of Sirmione, Lake Garda Enjoy great views in Sorrento&#10;12 days from £759*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;What’s Included&#10;• Excursions and visits as described&#10;Trevi Fountain, Rome&#10;• 11 nights’ accommodation&#10;with continental breakfast&#10;&#038; 9 evening meals&#10;• FREE local joining points –&#10;call for more details&#10;Upgrade to&#10;Silver Service&#10;for luxury coach travel with:-&#10;• EXTRA legroom for your&#10;added comfort&#10;PICTUREBOOK ITALY • FREE personal headphonesto relax and chatwith a choice of music &#038; DVDs• Rear lounge&#10;Featuring Rome, Capri, the Splendours of Tuscany, Lake Garda &#038; Venice • Porterage at your hotels&#10;See page 4 for more details&#10;Your Itinerary Day 6 Rome (included); Guided ។&#10;sightseeing (optional). The ‘eternal city’&#10;onwards to northern France for an Lake Maggiore 3evokes a unique, colourful atmosphere, Lake GardaLocal departure by coach then2Day 1&#10;overnight stay. Our optional guided sightseeing tour by Venicebuilt on its ancient Roman past.&#10;Day 2 Continue south to Lake coach and on foot will introduce the city’s&#10;Garda for a three-night stay. B,D wonderful sights, including the Colosseum, ។&#10;Day 3 Lake Garda (included); Garda Piazza Venezia and the Trevi Fountain. B,D Enjoy time in the medieval town of Siena&#10;Cruise (optional). A full-day excursion Day 7 Sorrento (optional) or Capri&#10;along the shores of Lake Garda. We will with Sightseeing (optional). We visit the&#10;stop at some of the picturesque villages on popular Neapolitan resort town of Montecatini 1 Florence&#10;this shoreline, including Sirmione, from Sorrento where you will have free time.&#10;where you can take an optional cruise on Alternatively you can join our optional Pisa&#10;the lake. B,D guided visit to the picturesque Isle of Capri Siena ។&#10;Day 4 Venice (optional). A maze of where you will have time to explore its&#10;ornate bridges, weaving canals and elegant many sights and take in some fabulous Rome 3 Fiuggi&#10;Byzantine and Renaissance architecture is scenic views. B,D&#10;waiting to be explored in this 118-island Day 8 Florence (included); Guided Sorrento&#10;‘carnival’ city. B,D Sightseeing (optional). En route from Capri Marvel at Pisa’s famous tower&#10;Day 5 Siena (included). We leave Lake Fiuggi to our overnight stay in Montecatini X Number of nights&#10;Garda and call in at Siena, Tuscany, a Terme, Tuscany we visit the Renaissance&#10;picturesque medieval town, listed as a Day 10 Lake Maggiore and Early Booking Special Offer!city of Florence which is rich in&#10;UNESCO World Heritage site. Piazza del Borromean Islands (optional).architectural splendour. See the Duomo&#10;Campo is one of the most famous squares We travel around the southern shores of £20 OFF 2012 departures whenB,Dand Ponte Vecchio (old bridge).&#10;in the world. Continue to Fiuggi near Day 9 Pisa (included); Guided Lake Maggiore to the lakeside town of you book before 31 July 2011&#10;Rome for a three-night stay B,D. Sightseeing (optional). We visit Pisa, Baveno, where we board a boat for the Quote Ref: RO11&#10;famed for its Leaning Tower, then travel to short transfer to the picturesque&#10;Lake Maggiore for a two-night stay. B,D Borromean Islands. B,D EXECUTIVE COACH Tour ref: 12IPB&#10;Day 11 To the Paris outskirts for an Sep 5 £819 Sep 3 2012 £839&#10;overnight stay. B May 28 2012 £779 Sep 24 2012 £819&#10;Day 12 To Calais then return SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 12IPBV&#10;home. B Jul 18,25 £959 Jun 4 2012 £989&#10;Included Meals: B=Breakfast, D=Dinner Sep 19 £969 Jun 25 2012 £989&#10;Oct 3 £919 Jul 23 2012 £989&#10;Your Hotels Apr 5 2012 £839 Aug 13 2012 £989&#10;Apr 23 2012 £869 Sep 10 2012 £989&#10;You’ll stay for three nights at the 3-star May 14 2012 £979 Oct 1 2012 £949&#10;Hotel Centrale in Torbole or similar on Prices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;Lake Garda; three nights at a 3-star hotel Extras: optional excursions; single room supplement&#10;in the spa-town of Fiuggi, south of Rome, £159; travel insurance from £46.95&#10;overnight at a 3-star hotel in Montecatini, Travel Door-to-Door&#10;Tuscany; two nights at a 3-star hotel on See page 3 for more details&#10;Lake Maggiore.&#10;Overnight stays in the northern France and £ Single Room SaverNO or LOW SUPPLEMENT&#10;The beautiful Isle of Capri Paris area will be in city-style hotels. Call for more details&#10;Book early and save money! 5]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:00  Page 2&#10;See the mighty volcano of Stromboli,&#10;off the north coast of Sicily&#10;Marvels of Ancient Sicily&#10;&#038; italian Highlights&#10;Etna with the classical ruins of Sicily and the culture of Rome and Florence. “You will be in aweat the magnificent&#10;A compelling tour combining the dramatic volcanoes of Stromboli and Mount&#10;Holiday at a Glance Day 8 Stromboli. B,D Excursions &#038; Visits smoking crater of&#10;onwards to northern France Day 10 Catania. B,D famed Renaissance city, rich in architectural Stromboli Volcano.”&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach then Day 9 Syracuse. B,D Day 3 Florence (included). We visit this&#10;for an overnight stay. Day 11 Enjoy a day at leisure in splendous where you’ll have free time to&#10;Day 2 Continue south to the Lake resort. B,D explore the sights such as the Duomo and&#10;Como/Milan area for an Day 12 Return to Italy to Fiuggi, Ponte Vecchio (old bridge). Ian Henry, Managing Director,Leger Holidays.&#10;overnight stay. B,D near Rome, for an overnight Day 4 Rome (included); Guided&#10;Day 3 Visit Florence then to stay. B,D Sightseeing (optional). Explore alone or See Pisa’s famous&#10;Chianciano Terme for an Day 13 ToPisa, then to Montecatini join our optional guided sightseeing tour Leaning Tower&#10;overnight stay. B,D Terme in Tuscany for an by coach and on foot, seeing the&#10;Day 4 ToRome then continue to the overnight stay. B,D Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and many&#10;Sorrento area for a Day 14 To the Austrian Tyrol for other famous sights.&#10;two-night stay. B,D for an overnight stay. B,D Day 5 Sorrento (included); Isle of&#10;Day 5 Sorrento and Isle of Capri. Day 15 To Belgium for an overnight Capri (optional). Enjoy a relaxing day in&#10;B,D stay. B Sorrento or join our fabulous optional&#10;Day 6 To the ‘foot’ of Italy and across Day 16 To Calais then return excursion, as we sail across the Bay of&#10;by ferry to Sicily for a home. B Naples to magnificent Capri, a popular&#10;six-night stay. B,D Included Meals: home to the rich and famous. Explore the&#10;Day 7 Mount Etna and B=Breakfast, D=Dinner island’s cliff-top panoramas, with views&#10;Taormina. B,D across to Vesuvius.&#10;Day 7 Mount Etna and Taormina&#10;(included); Etna Summit (optional).&#10;Join our excursion to the beautiful Isle of Capri&#10;Mount Etna is the highest active volcano in&#10;Europe at 3350 metres. Our coach takes&#10;us to within 1900 metres and, if the&#10;weather is good, you can join an optional pasta with wine and water included&#10;visit to the summit by local bus before you on board.&#10;return to the town of Taormina for Day 9 Syracuse (included). Drive to&#10;sightseeing. what is probably Sicily’s most beautiful city,&#10;Day 8 Stromboli (optional). We sail from and home of the famous Archimedes.&#10;Milazzo to the island of Panarea, where Our guide will show us the main highlights.&#10;you can swim at Zimmari Beach. Then Day 10 Catania (optional). Situated&#10;we travel to the port of San Pietro, from between the Ionian Sea and the slopes of&#10;where you can walk or, if you wish, take a Mount Etna, Catania is outstanding for the&#10;local taxi to the village for dinner and production of citrus fruits. Visit the local fish&#10;another bathe! In the evening, the boat market and stunning City Hall and&#10;leaves for the island of Stromboli to view Cathedral.&#10;the mighty volcano at night – the best time Day 13 Pisa (included); Guided Tour&#10;to see the mountain’s fiery explosions. (optional). See the famous leaning tower&#10;We watch from offshore, before returning and enjoy the history on our optional&#10;by sea to Milazzo, with a light meal of guided tour.&#10;6 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:01  Page 3&#10;Enjoy spectacular views over to Mount Etna from Taormina&#10;16 days from £1259*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;Holiday Highlights&#10;• MOUNT ETNA AND&#10;STROMBOLI – mighty&#10;volcanoes&#10;• TAORMINA AND SYRACUSE –&#10;beautiful scenery and great&#10;history&#10;• CATANIA – rich in culture&#10;and atmosphere&#10;• ROME AND FLORENCE –&#10;ancient sights and great culture&#10;• PISA – famous Leaning Tower&#10;Your Hotels ។ What’s Included&#10;1 Austrian Tyrol&#10;You’ll stay in 3-star (minimum) hotels for • Excursions and visits as detailed&#10;one night in the Lake Como/Milan area, ។ in the itinerary&#10;and Chianciano Terme and two-nights on Lake Como 1 • 15 nights’ accommodation&#10;the Sorrento Peninsula. with continental breakfast&#10;You’ll then stay for six nights in Sicily at a &#038; 13 evening meals&#10;3-star (minimum) hotel such as the Kings • FREE local joining points –&#10;House Hotel in Fondachello, Hotel San ។ call for more detailsMontecatini&#10;Pietro in Letojanni or the Hotel Kennedy&#10;1&#10;in Sant’ Alessio Siculo. Pisa Florence Travel by&#10;On the return journey, you’ll stay at Silver Service&#10;3-star (minimum) hotels for one night in 1 Chianciano&#10;Fiuggi, Montecatini Terme and in the ។ for luxury coach travel with:-&#10;Austrian Tyrol.&#10;Overnight stays in northern France and Rome 1 Fiuggi • EXTRA legroom for youradded comfort&#10;Belgium are in city-style hotels. Stromboli&#10;Messina ។ • Rear lounge to relax and chat&#10;The magnificent Colosseum in Rome Taormina 2 • FREE personal headphonesSorrento&#10;Mt Etna Capri with a choice of music &#038; DVDs&#10;។ • Porterage at your hotels&#10;Catania Stromboli See page 4 for more details&#10;Syracuse Milazzo&#10;Take a break at one&#10;Etna 6 of the cafés in Rome&#10;X Number of nights&#10;The famous terracotta dome See the Ponte Vecchio, the oldest of Florence's six bridges spanning the River Arno&#10;of Florence cathedral&#10;Early Booking Special Offer!&#10;£40 OFF all departures when you&#10;book before 31 July 2011.&#10;Quote Ref: RO11&#10;SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 16ISCV&#10;Aug 27 £1379 Jun 30 2012 £1399&#10;Oct 8 £1299 Aug 25 2012 £1399&#10;Apr 28 2012 £1379 Sep 15 2012 £1399&#10;May 12 2012 £1399 Oct 13 2012 £1349&#10;Prices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;Extras: optional excursions; single room&#10;supplement £269; travel insurance from £46.95.&#10;Travel Door-to-Door&#10;See page 3 for more details&#10;Book early and save money! 7]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:01  Page 4&#10;Enjoy time in the stunning town of Dubrovnik&#10;and see the well-preserved city walls&#10;Dubrovnik &#038;&#10;The Dalmatian Coast&#10;Vblue waters of the Adriatic provide the perfect backdrop for unspoiltisit Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian and Istrian coastline where the crystal&#10;towns and fishing villages steeped in history and tradition. Combine this&#10;with breathtaking mountainous, inland terrain for a fabulous&#10;sightseeing tour.&#10;Holiday at a Glance Day 7 Montenegro. B,D&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach then Day 8 Split and Trogir. Overnight in Your Itinerary&#10;onwards to northern France the Sibenik region. B,D Day 4 Mostar with Guided City Tour Kotor’s St. Triphon’s Cathedral,&#10;for an overnight stay. Day 9 Sibenik, Krka National (included). We disembark in Split this overlooks a pretty square&#10;Day 2 Continue south through Park, Zadar. Overnight in the morning and head south to Mostar.&#10;France and Italy to our hotel Zadar/Petrcane region. B,D During Turkish occupation a bridge Later, enjoy winetasting on the nearby&#10;in the Milan/Lake Como Day 10 Plitvice Lakes National (Stari Most) was built across its river, which island of  Peljesac.&#10;area. B,D Park, en route to the Opatija became a symbol of the city. The bridge Day 7 Montenegro (optional);&#10;Day 3 Travel across Italy, past Parma area for two nights. B,D was destroyed during the Croatia-Bosnia City Sightseeing (optional). We offer a&#10;and Bologna to reach the port Day 11 Free day to relax in Opatija. conflict in the early 1990s, since then it has full-day optional excursion to neighbouring&#10;of Ancona. From here we B,D been painstakingly rebuilt. Montenegro and the well-preserved city of&#10;board the overnight ferry for Day 12 Travel through Slovenia and Our included guided sightseeing tour Kotor. The entire city is criss-crossed with&#10;the crossing to Split in Croatia. into Austria for an overnight includes entrance to the Turkish House narrow streets and squares. Lord Byron&#10;Accommodation in stay. B,D and Muslim Mosque. judged this part of the coast as ‘the most&#10;2-berth cabins. B,D Day 13 Travel through Germany Day 5 Dubrovnik and Guided City An optional city sightseeing tour will alsobeautiful encounter between land and sea’.&#10;Day 4 Arrive Split and visit Mostar and into Belgium for an Tour (included). A day at leisure in  the be available. On our return to Dubrovnik&#10;en route to Dubrovnik for a overnight stay. B place described as ‘Paradise on Earth’, and we take the ferry from Lepatane to&#10;four-night stay. B,D Day 14 To Calais, then return Dubrovnik has been called the most Kamenari.a ‘Jewel in the Crown of the Adriatic’.&#10;Day 5 Dubrovnik. B,D home. B perfectly preserved medieval town in the Day 8 Split Guided Tour (included);&#10;Day 6 Korcula. B,D Included Meals: world. It has now been fully restored to its Trogir Guided Tour (included).&#10;B=Breakfast, D=Dinner former glory with the huge walls, built We leave Dubrovnik and head north along&#10;between the 11th and 17th centuries still the coast to reach Split. We include a&#10;intact. Take a walk along the stone guided city tour of the city, exploring the&#10;ramparts of the city for the best views, charming old town, which was originally&#10;before venturing inside to experience the built around Emperor Diocletian’s huge&#10;many treasures. Our included guided city Roman palace. We continue to Trogir, one&#10;tour will show the main highlights including of the jewels of the Dalmatian coast, which&#10;the Cathedral, Knezev Palace and enjoys a lovely setting on a small island just&#10;Franciscan Monastery. off the mainland, but connected by&#10;a bridge.&#10;Day 6 Korcula (optional). Enjoy an&#10;optional excursion by coach and boat to Day 9 Sibenik Guided Tour, Krka&#10;the island of Korcula. The island is rich in National Park and Zadar Guided&#10;fascinating historical influences, including Tour (included). We begin with a guided&#10;the Greeks, Venetians and Turks. You can tour of Sibenik, an old fortified town then&#10;Enjoy a visit to Krka National Park, a land of lakes and waterfalls shop for some of the island’s most famous continue to Krka National Park, where&#10;exports, including olive oil and red wine. deep tree-covered canyons plunge into&#10;8 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:01  Page 5&#10;See the oldest single arch stone bridge&#10;in Mostar, the Sloping Bridge&#10;14 days from £899*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;Holiday Highlights&#10;• DUBROVNIK – described as&#10;‘paradise on earth’&#10;• MONTENEGRO – ‘the most&#10;beautiful encounter between&#10;land and sea’&#10;• KORCULA – island of Marco Polo&#10;• SPLIT – old Roman port&#10;• ZADAR – stunning location and&#10;architecture&#10;• PLITVICE LAKES NATIONAL&#10;PARK – endless waterfalls and&#10;dense forests&#10;plateaus, with impressive waterfall ។ To Austria What’s Included&#10;cascades. Next we visit Zadar, built on a&#10;narrow peninsula, extending into the • Guided city tours in: Mostar,&#10;Zadar Channel. We include a guided city Opatija 2 including entrances to Turkish&#10;tour of Zadar. From Plitvice NP House and Muslim Mosque;&#10;Milan Dubrovnik, including entrances to&#10;Day 10 Plitvice Lakes National Park ។&#10;the Cathedral, Knezev Palace and&#10;(included). We leave Zadar and enjoy a&#10;full-day excursion to Plitvice, the most Zadar 1 Krka NP Franciscan Monastery; Split;&#10;beautiful and best known of Croatia’s Split Trogir; Sibenik; Zadar&#10;national parks. The sixteen small lakes • Entrance to Krka National ParkMostar1Sibenik&#10;within the park are interconnected by Ancona and Plitvice Lakes National Park&#10;waterfalls, dense forests of beech, fir and Korcula 4 Kotor • Overnight ferry from Ancona to&#10;spruce trees and is home to many species Dubrovnik Split (accommodation in&#10;of animal including the brown bear. two-berth cabins)&#10;• 13 nights’ accommodation&#10;Your Hotels X Number of nights with continental breakfast&#10;&#038; 11 evening meals&#10;You will stay for four nights in Dubrovnik at&#10;a minimum 3-star hotel such as the Tirena, Join our guided tour around • FREE local joining points –&#10;the charming old town of Split call for more details&#10;Argosy or Valamar Club on the Babin Kuk&#10;peninsula. You will then stay one night at • Travel by executive coach&#10;the 3-star Hotel Solaris or similar in Upgrade to&#10;Sibenik, followed by one night at the 3-star&#10;Hotel Pinja, Petrcane or similar in the Silver Service&#10;Zadar region. Two nights will then be&#10;spent at the 4-star Hotel Agava or similar for luxury coach travel with:-&#10;in the Opatija area.  Overnight stays in • EXTRA legroom for your&#10;northern France, northern Italy and added comfort&#10;Belgium will be in city-style hotels. • Rear lounge to relax and chat&#10;Your hotel in Austria will be 3-star See page 4 for more details&#10;standard.&#10;Early Booking Special Offer!&#10;Visit the island&#10;of Korcula £50 OFF 2012 departures when&#10;you book by 31 July 2011&#10;Quote Ref: RO11&#10;EXECUTIVE COACH Tour ref: 14RDU&#10;Jun 16 2012 £1149 Oct 13 2012 £949&#10;SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 14RDUV&#10;Jul 16 £1319 May 26 2012 £1139&#10;Aug 29 £1299 Jun 2 2012 £1219&#10;Sep 12 £1299 Jun 23 2012 £1299&#10;Sep 24 £1249 Jul 2 2012 £1329&#10;Oct 1 £1099 Aug 25 2012 £1329&#10;Apr 28 2012 £1059 Sep 8 2012 £1329&#10;May 12 2012 £1099 Oct 8 2012 £1099&#10;Prices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;Extras: optional excursions; single room&#10;supplement £249; travel insurance from £46.95&#10;Travel Door-to-Door&#10;See page 3 for more details&#10;Book early and save money! 9]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:01  Page 6&#10;Palma Cathedral dominates the Bay of Palma Visit the small beach resort&#10;of Camp de Mar&#10;12 days from £729*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;What’s Included&#10;• Excursions and visits as detailed&#10;in the itinerary&#10;• 11 nights accommodation&#10;with 10 continental breakfasts&#10;&#038; 8 evening meals&#10;• FREE local joining points –&#10;call for more details&#10;• Travel by executive coach –&#10;upgrade to Silver Service for&#10;luxury coach travel with added&#10;benefits – see page 4 for more details&#10;See the spectacular Coves del Drac&#10;Your Hotels&#10;MAJORCA UNCOVERED – d’Or on Majorca’s east coast. TheYou’ll stay for six nights at the 3-starBarcelo Hotel Ponent Playa in Cala&#10;AN ISLAND OF CONTRASTS all bedrooms have air-conditioning.hotel faces the sea and beaches and hasa swimming pool, restaurant, bar and&#10;Dmountain terrain with traditional villages and of course its beautiful Florida Hotels. Accommodation inOvernight stays inThe resort centre is only 20-minuteswalk from the hotel.Spain will be at one of the 3-star Grupiscover Majorca’s fascinating history and culture, and its rugged inland&#10;sandy beaches lapped by crystal blue waters. 2-berth en-suite cabins is included on&#10;the overnight ferry crossing from&#10;Your Itinerary lead to a bustling main square. We then taste of the real Majorca, facing the sea and Barcelona to Palma.&#10;drive along the stunning Cabo de backed by the peaks of the Tramuntana Overnight stays in Paris/northern&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach then to Formentor Road, Majorca’s most beautiful Mountains. We continue to nearby France will be in city-style hotels.&#10;the Paris area for an overnight stay. peninsula. Flowered terraces look out Banyalbufar, where the slopes have been&#10;Day 2 Continue to the Costa del Maresme over the glistening blue waters of terraced  and olives, vines and almonds&#10;in Spain for an overnight stay. B,D the Mediterranean and the northern coast are grown, Later, we see the old mountain&#10;Day 3 Barcelona (included). Enjoy a full of the island. We also make a short stop in town of Valldemossa, where we stay for&#10;day in Barcelona. Our optional guided the popular resorts of Port de Pollenca and you to explore and buy lunch and whose&#10;sightseeing tour takes in many of the city’s of Alcudia. B,D famous inhabitants have included Michael&#10;stunning sights, such as Gaudi’s Sagrada Day 6 Palma (optional). Palma is the Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones.&#10;Familia before we set sail for Majorca on capital of the island. Its huge Gothic Continue past Deia on our journey back&#10;the overnight ferry with accommodation in cathedral overlooks the waterfront and to Cala d’or. B,D&#10;en suite cabins. B the city boasts wide, palm-lined Day 9 Arta Market, Coves del Drac,&#10;Day 4 Morning arrival in Palma and promenades, dotted with pavement cafés, Manacor (included). We head to Arta,&#10;transfer to our hotel for a six-night stay. Cala with the main hub being the Passeig des where you can browse the weekly market&#10;d’Or still has the feeling of a small village, Born. Our guided sightseeing tour will then continue to the legendary Coves del&#10;with shops, restaurants and bars and several show you the main highlights. B,D Drac (Dragon’s Cave) (entrance included).&#10;sandy coves and beaches. D Day 7 Free day in resort. B,D A flight of steps through the caves ends&#10;leads to one of the largest underground Barcelo Hotel Ponent Playa&#10;Day 5 Pollenca and Cabo de Day 8 La Costa Rocosa (optional).&#10;lakes in the world, with  beautiful&#10;Formentor (included). We explore the Today we explore La Costa Rocosa (the&#10;north of the island, heading firstly to the Rocky Coast). We head to Camp de Mar Early Booking Special Offer!limestone formations, including stalagmites&#10;and stalactites. Visitors are accompanied by&#10;ancient town of Pollenca. Wander around and then pass through the small town of&#10;the picturesque, medieval streets lined Andratx,  Continuing through the £40 OFF all departures when youthe sound of musicians performing classical&#10;with ochre-coloured stone houses, which mountains, we reach Estellenchs, a true book before 31 July 2011.music, every hour on a boat. We later&#10;head inland to Manacor, where they Quote Ref: RO11&#10;produce excellent cultured pearls,&#10;regarded as some of the best in EXECUTIVE COACH Tour ref: 12EMJ&#10;world. B,D Sep 24 2012 £769&#10;sailing to Barcelona. Although this is a ILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 12EMJVSWe head to the port for the dayDay 10&#10;day crossing (sailing time approx 8hrs), you Jul 18 £995 Aug 27 2012 £959&#10;may wish to reserve a cabin. This is available May 7 2012 £899 Sep 17 2012 £929&#10;at a supplement of £38pp (twin) and £78pp Jun 4 2012 £929 Oct 1 2012 £859&#10;(single). Travel to overnight hotel on the&#10;Prices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;Costa del Maresme. B,D Extras: optional excursions; single room&#10;Day 11 To the Paris area or northern £48pp; cabin supplement on return ferry fromsupplement £225; sea view supplement in Majorca&#10;France for an overnight stay. B Palma to Barcelona £38pp (Twin), £78pp (Single);&#10;travel insurance from £46.95&#10;Day 12 To Calais, then return home. B&#10;Travel Door-to-Door&#10;Visit the beautiful town of Valldemossa in north-west Majorca Included Meals: B=Breakfast, D=Dinner See page 3 for more details&#10;10 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:02  Page 7&#10;Visit the ancient and unique fortress town of Bonifacio, The Citadel of Corte&#10;on the southern tip of the French island of Corsica&#10;14 days from £1199*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;What’s Included&#10;• Excursions: Avignon; Corte and&#10;See the beautiful coastal town of Ajaccio Ajaccio; Bonifacio; Alghero&#10;• 13 nights’ accommodation&#10;with 11 continental breakfasts&#10;&#038; 9 evening meals&#10;• FREE local joining points&#10;©ATOUT FRANCE/R-Cast&#10;call for more details&#10;• Travel by Silver Service for&#10;luxury coach travel with added&#10;benefits – see page 4 for more details&#10;THE ISLANDS OF&#10;CORSICA &#038; SARDINIA Napoleon’s statue in Ajaccio&#10;These two idyllic islands, separated by a narrow stretch of water of only eight Genoa&#10;miles, each offer their own unique culture, tradition and stunning landscapes. Toulon ។&#10;Your Itinerary Day 5 Bonifacio (included). We visit the cuisine. The museum in Nuoro, the capital Bastia&#10;charming village of Propriano on the Gulf of the province has many reminders of the&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach, then to of Valinco, full of unusual ‘menhirs’ and culture of this ancient population. We Corte&#10;the Paris area for an overnight stay. ‘dolmens’ – standing stones and tombs. continue through the vineyards to Oliena, ។&#10;Day 2 Continue south through France to Continue to Bonifacio, once a hiding-place the ‘murales’ of Orgosolo and the famous Ajaccio&#10;our overnight hotel near Millau. B,D for pirates. We later board the ferry for bandit villages. Later we enjoy lunch with Bonifacio&#10;Santa Teresa Gallura&#10;Day 3 Avignon (included). We travel to the one-hour crossing to Santa Teresa the Shepherds! You will sit down in a semi Porto Cervo&#10;Avignon, where you have time for Gallura on Sardinia. Continue to our circle on granite benches, covered in oak Sassari ។ Olbia&#10;sightseeing in this old Roman town, Sardinia hotel for a six-night stay. B,D leaves among the wonderful cork tree Alghero ។ Nuoro&#10;famous for its broken bridge. Continue to Day 6 Costa Smeralda and woods, accompanied by the pastori&#10;Toulon, where we board the overnight La Maddalena (optional). We offer a shepherds, whose sheep produce the By Coach By Ferry&#10;ferry to Corsica. Accommodation in guided tour of the exclusive and beautiful island’s famous peccorini cheese. Lamb&#10;ensuite cabin is included. B Costa Smeralda, which owes its name to and porchetta are roasted on an open fire, Your Hotels&#10;then continue by coach to the ancient of Palau. From here we take a ferry to the experience. B,D Beach in the Ajaccio/Porto area.3-star hotel such as the Hotel Sunafternoon we travel to the harbour townhome-made red wine. An unforgettableYou’ll stay for one night on Corsica at athe green emerald-coloured waters. In thefollowed by local Sardinian bread and(included).Corte and AjaccioDay 4&#10;We arrive in Bastia in Corsica this morning&#10;capital of Corte. The upper town is Maddalena islands. The town is perched Day 9 Enjoy a leisurley day in resort. B,D Then six nights on Sardinia at a 4-star&#10;picturesquely situated atop a hill on the hill of Guardia Vecchia (156 m) in Day 10 Gallura (optional). This journey hotel such as the Hotel Li Grianti on&#10;dominated by the Citadel and a maze of the southern part of the island. The old will take you through the charming the Costa Smeralda, between Baia&#10;narrow streets lined with houses. We town is a charming maze of narrow streets landscape of the north-western coast Sardinia and Porto Cervo. The hotel&#10;continue to the beautiful coastal town of and small squares. We later travel back by where picturesque granite formations has a restaurant and bar and all&#10;Ajaccio, birthplace of Napoleon. The ferry to Palau. B,D appear out of deep cork oak woods and bedrooms have T.V. and telephone.&#10;harbour area is a maze of tiny yellow Day 7 Alghero (included). We explore pastures. The town of Calangianus is the We may also use hotels in Olbia,&#10;ochre houses, church bells and domes, northern Sardinia with its varied landscape. centre of cork production. We continue to Budoni or Santa Teresa di Gallura. On&#10;whilst the Old Town’s imposing citadel The attractive coastal town of Alghero is the spa town of Tempio Pausania. B,D overnight sailings, accommodation will&#10;dominates with commands views of the home to a delightful mix of architecture, Day 11 A final day in our resort with time be in en-suite cabins. Overnight stays&#10;leafy boulevards. Overnight stay in especially within its charming Old Town. for last-minute shopping. We leave in France will be in city-style hotels.&#10;Ajaccio/Porto area. D Here, you will find a wonderful selection Sardinia this evening, on the overnight Early Booking Special Offer!of bars and restaurants serving fresh fish..sailing from Olbia to Genoa&#10;The port of La Maddalena Island town centre with alleys and shops where Accommodation is in en-suite cabins. B £50 OFF 2012 departures whenyou book before 31 July 2011.We disembark and head to theDay 12The ancient walls still surround the oldthe famous coral is worked and exhibited.Quote Ref: RO11DDijon area for an overnight stay.If the sea is calm, you will have the&#10;towards the wonderful Neptune's Cave overnight stay. B ILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 14FCRVSHead to the Paris area for anDay 13&#10;opportunity to go on an optional boat trip&#10;(approximately 3 hours). B,D Day 14 Travel to Calais, then return Aug 27 £1299 Sep 1 2012£1299&#10;Day 8 Nuoro, Orgosolo and Lunch home. B May 14 2012£1249 Sep 24 2012£1299&#10;With The Shepherds (optional). The Included Meals: B=Breakfast, D=Dinner Jun 16 2012£1299&#10;Barbagia area is considered the heart of Extras: optional excursions; single roomPrices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;Sardinia with ancient traditions which supplement £329; travel insurance from £46.95.&#10;survive alongside modern life, evident in Travel Door-to-Door&#10;the landscape, the architecture and the See page 3 for more details&#10;Travel by Silver Service luxury coach with added benefits – see page 4 for details 11]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:02  Page 8&#10;Visit the Saadian pavilion at the Menara Gardens, Marrakech Moroccan spices&#10;17 days from £1469*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;What’s Included&#10;• Excursions and visits to: Fez,&#10;Plaza Mayor, Madrid Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat,&#10;Granada, Madrid&#10;• English-speaking guide&#10;in Morocco&#10;• Evening at the Chez Ali Fantasia&#10;dinner and show&#10;• 16 nights accommodation&#10;with continental breakfast&#10;• 14 evening meals&#10;• 2 light lunches&#10;• FREE local joining points –&#10;Treasures of Morocco • luxury coach travel with addedforSilver Servicecall for more detailsTravel by&#10;&#038; Highlights of Spain Your Hotelssee page 4 for more detailsbenefits&#10;&#038; Gibraltar minimum 3-star hotels in Spain andAll accommodation on this tour wilbe in 4-star hotels in Morocco,&#10;city-style hotels in France.&#10;Featuring Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Fez and air whilst pulling their horses to a halt – a&#10;Tangiers plus Madrid, Granada and Gibraltar. tribal display of strength. B,LL,D&#10;Day 10 Casablanca, Rabat (included).&#10;Your Itinerary Straits of Gibraltar from Algeciras to Casablanca, to visit the magnificent HassanMaking our way north, we head forTangiers, Morocco, where we are met by&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach, then to our Moroccan guide. We continue to II Mosque second only in size to the&#10;the Paris area for overnight stay. Tetouan where this insight into the lives of famous Mosque in Mecca. Then on to&#10;Day 2 Continue south to our overnight the people of the Rif is fascinating. Blue Rabat, the Imperial Capital, where we visit&#10;hotel in the Bordeaux area. B,D and whitewashed houses with red tiled the Mausoleum of Mohamed V. We also See the Tanners and dyers in Fez&#10;visit the Tour Hassan, sister to the Giralda&#10;Day 3overnight stay in the Valdepenas area. B,D slopes of the Rif mountain range. Madrid 2 ៑in Spain, and the Oudayas. After, we headWe cross into Spain for ansloping roofs nestle peacefully on the&#10;to Tangiers for a brief orientation before&#10;Day 4 Continue into Andalucia, to We continue to Fez for two nights. B,D heading to our hotel for the final night in Valdepenas 1៑&#10;Estepona or Benalmadena, where we stay Day 7 Fez (included). We begin in the old Morocco. B,D&#10;Day 5 Gibraltar (optional). Enjoy a Andalusian and the Karaouine Quarter with onwards to Granada, where we stay for ៑By ferry back to Spain andDay 11– the– old FezMedina with Fez El BaliB,Dfor two nights.&#10;full-day visit to the famous Rock of its dyers and tanners and artisans working two nights. B,D Benalmadena 2 GranadaEstepona/&#10;Gibraltar, where you’ll find a little bit of in the style of their forefathers. As the day Day 12 Granada (included). Granada 2 ៑&#10;Britain on the Iberian Peninsula. B,D progresses we take in the Mellah – the Guided Tour and The Alhambra Gibraltar&#10;Day 6 Strait of Gibraltar to Tangiers, Jewish Quarter, with its old cemetery and (included). The old city of Granada is a Tangier&#10;Morocco. We take the ferry across the the Royal Palace. A fascinating day! B,LL,D delight to explore, but the highlight of our Asilah 1 ៑&#10;Day 8 To Marrakech for two nights. B,D included guided tour is the vast palace, the Rabat 2 Fez&#10;Day 9 Marrakech (included). Alhambra which dominates the skyline ៑&#10;Our English-speaking guide will take you with the Sierra Nevada mountains in the Casablanca&#10;into the Medina, a labyrinth of small streets background. B,D ៑&#10;and alleyways, filled with shops and stalls Day 13 Head to Madrid for two nights. B,D 2&#10;selling everything imaginable, with an&#10;aroma of saffron and orange blossom MarrakechGuided(included);MadridDay 14&#10;Sightseeing (optional);. Madrid is a truly&#10;among sacks of almonds piled high as&#10;mountains! The Menara, surrounded by of cultural attractions. Our optional guided Early Booking Special Offer!cosmopolitan city and possesses a wealth&#10;magnificent gardens, is probably the most&#10;peaceful place in Marrakech with its tranquil £100 OFF all departures whentour will show you many of the highlights&#10;waters and the snow-capped mountains in you book before 31 July 2011.of the city including the splendid Plaza&#10;the background. We will also see the 19th Quote Ref: RO11Mayor, the perfect starting point to explore&#10;old Madrid. B,D&#10;century Bahia Palace (if the King is not in&#10;residence). Finally, we visit the famous Day 15 We leave Madrid for an overnight SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 17SMHV&#10;Djemaa El Fna Square with its fortune stay in the Bordeaux area. B,D Sep 9 £1569 May 12 2012 £1599&#10;tellers, dancers, snake charmers and water Day 16 We stay overnight in the Paris Apr 13 2012 £1569 Sep 22 2012 £1599&#10;sellers. We take dinner tonight at the area. B Prices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;fabulous Chez Ali Fantasia where troupes Day 17 We travel to Calais, then Extras: optional excursions; single room supplement&#10;of folklore artists entertain you during return home. B £399; travel insurance from £69.&#10;Enjoy a visit to the dinner then the spectacle continues with Included Meals: B=Breakfast, LL=Light Lunch, Travel Door-to-Door&#10;famous Rock of Gibraltar charging horsemen firing their rifles into the D=Dinner. See page 3 for more details&#10;12 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3 for details]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:02  Page 9&#10;See the Pont d’Arc – the finest example of a natural arch and bridge in France Visit Rocamadour, high&#10;on a limestone cliff&#10;14 days from £1239*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;What’s Included&#10;• Excursions and visits as detailed&#10;in the itinerary&#10;• 13 nights’ accommodation&#10;with continental breakfast&#10;&#038; 9 evening meals&#10;• FREE local joining points –&#10;call for more details&#10;• Travel by Silver Service for&#10;luxury coach travel with added&#10;benefits – See page 4 for more details&#10;Mont St. Michel&#10;GRAND TOUR OF FRANCE&#10;A classical ‘grand’ tour of picturebook French treasures and outstanding The fortified city of Carcassonne&#10;beauty, from Normandy through the Dordogne and Ardèche to the Riviera. Your Hotels&#10;Your Itinerary Day 5 Oradour-sur-Glane (included). Calais You’ll stay for one night at a 2-star hotel&#10;We visit the remembrance village of&#10;onwards to the Rouen area for an massacre of the villagers by the German 1 2-star hotel in the St. Malo area. InRouenSt. MaloOradour-sur-Glane, scene of an insane1in Rouen, followed by one night at aLocal departure by coach thenDay 1&#10;overnight stay. SS in 1944. The village has been left ។ 2 Paris Tours, we stay at the 3-star Novotel&#10;Day 2 Honfleur, Mont St. Michel and exactly as it was during the war. Continue Loire Valley 2 Tours Sud for two nights, followed by&#10;St. Malo (included). A day exploring the to Rocamadour for two nights. B,D ។ two nights at the 2-star Hotel Lion d’Or&#10;beautiful Normandy coastline; Honfleur in Rocamadour, or similar. You will then&#10;with its 17th century Old Dock, the Vieux spend one night at a 2-star hotel in theRocamadour and theDay 6&#10;Bassin was always a favourite for artists and Carcassonne area, and three nights atLyon1(included). We spend aDordogne&#10;still is – have your camera at the ready. the 3-star Novotel Beaumanoir inRocamadour2morning at leisure in Rocamadour, the&#10;island site of Le Mont St. Michel with its Carcassonne 1 stays in central France and the Paris areaa limestone cliff overlooking the gorge ofArdècheAix-en-Provence, or similar. Overnightimportant pilgrimage site, perched high on។&#10;We continue west to the picturesque&#10;impressive Abbey, then to the fortified Dordogne. B,D Aix-en-Provence 3 Verdon will be in city-style hotels.Gorges duthe River Alzou in the heart of the&#10;town of St. Malo, with its huge ramparts&#10;and city walls, which you can walk around. of Cahors en-route to Carcassonne, Côte d’Azur cosmopolitan capitalNumber of nightsEnjoy a visit to France’sXWe visit the wine producing townDay 7&#10;Overnight in St. Malo area. B. where we stay overnight. B,D gorge, created over millions of years, is a&#10;Day 3 Tours and Amboise (included); Day 8 Carcassonne, Béziers and the sight not to miss as the pretty River&#10;Winetasting in Vouvray (optional). Grotte de Clamouse (included). Verdon flows through this precipitous&#10;We head for the Loire Valley where we Spend a morning at leisure exploring the valley. We enjoy a scenic drive through&#10;spend two nights in Tours, a smart majestic fortified city of Carcassonne. part of the gorge, stopping to admire the&#10;‘bourgeois’ town with an appealing centre, Enjoy splendid views of the surrounding breathtaking views. B,D&#10;and at one time the capital of France. countryside from the walls of the old city. Day 11 Ardèche Tour (included).&#10;Enjoy an included visit to the Château at We later call at the medieval town of On our way north to the Lyon area we&#10;Amboise, then why not join our optional Béziers, where the Canal du Midi crosses explore a region of France which boasts&#10;winetasting in Vouvray, home of some fine the river by means of an aqueduct. We incomparable delights. Wild, rugged yet&#10;white and sparkling wines. B,D then continue to the famous Grotte de intensely beautiful scenery abounds in the&#10;Day 4 Loire Valley (included). Enjoy a Clamouse, where we tour the cave and Ardèche and we will see quaint villages&#10;full-day exploring the lovely countryside see the famous calcite and aragonite clinging to the hillsides, as well as the&#10;and imposing châteaux of the Loire Valley. formations. Continue to Aix-en-Provence famous Gorges de l’Ardèche and the Pont&#10;We begin at the leafy village of&#10;Azay-le-Rideau with its small, but Lyon area for an overnight stay. B,D Early Booking Special Offer!B,Dd’Arc (pictured above). Continue to theBormes les Mimosas, Fréjusfor three nights.Day 9&#10;incredibly beautiful château, then the huge, Day 12 North to the Paris area for a £50 OFF all departures when you(included). To theand St. Raphael&#10;beguiling edifice of Chenonceau, which two-night stay. B book before 31 July 2011.coast and the Côte d’Azur. Bormes les&#10;spans the River Cher. B,D Day 13 Paris (included); Guided Quote Ref: RO11Mimosas is known as the most florally&#10;decorated village in France. Then to Fréjus Sightseeing (optional); River Seine&#10;and St. Raphael, two striking riviera Cruise (optional). Enjoy a full day in the SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 14FRAV&#10;resorts, both with charming old centres, ‘city of lights’. Join our optional guided Jul 16 £1299 Jun 16 2012 £1299&#10;fine beaches and home to the rich and sightseeing tour, seeing many of the sights, Sep 10 £1299 Sep 1 2012 £1299&#10;famous. B,D including. For a different view of the city, May 14 2012 £1289&#10;Day 10 Gorges du Verdon (optional). there’s an optional hour-long River Seine&#10;Spend a day in Aix-en-Provence or cruise. B Extras: optional excursions; single roomPrices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;perhaps our optional tour to one of Day 14 To Calais, then return home. B supplement £385; travel insurance from £46.95&#10;the most impressive natural sights in Included Meals: B=Breakfast, D=Dinner Travel Door-to-Door&#10;The Château de Chenonceau Europe might tempt you. This dramatic See page 3 for more details&#10;*Please note: entrance fees to Châteaux at extra cost.&#10;Great value! 9 evening meals included. 13]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:02  Page 10&#10;The magnificent Chain Bridge is one of Budapest’s most famous&#10;landmarks and spans the river Danube between Pest and Buda&#10;© Hungarian Tourist Board&#10;HIGHLIGHTS OF EASTERN EUROPE&#10;A fascinating grand tour visiting: Berlin, Warsaw, Krakow, Budapest, Vienna and Prague.&#10;Your Itinerary Day 8 Travel to Budapest for a Excursions &#038; Visits See the famous Reichstag building in Berlin&#10;two-night stay. B,D&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach then Day 3 Berlin (included); GuidedB,D.BudapestDay 9&#10;onwards to Belgium for an Sightseeing (optional). To make the&#10;overnight stay. Day 10 ToVienna and overnight in most of your visit join our optional guided&#10;Stockerau or Vienna Woods&#10;Day 2 Via Möhne Dam, of sightseeing tour, which includes the Berlin&#10;area. B,D&#10;Dambusters fame, then to Cathedral, Brandenburg Gate and the&#10;Berlin for a two-night stay. B,D Day 11 To Prague for a two-night Berlin Wall.&#10;stay. B,D&#10;Day 3 Berlin. B,D Day 5 Warsaw (included); Warsaw&#10;Day 4 To Warsaw for a two-night Sightseeing (optional, included onB,D.PragueDay 12&#10;stay. B,D Day 13 To Belgium for an overnight Silver Service). Nearly destroyed in tour will introduce the principal sights,&#10;Day 5 Warsaw. B,D WWII, yet restored in under 13 years, including the Hofburg Palace, theBstay.&#10;Day 6 Jasna Gora and Auschwitz. Poland’s pretty capital is a gem! Parliament Building and the City Hall.To Calais then returnDay 14&#10;Continue to Krakow for two Our optional sightseeing tour takes in the We see the house where Johann StraussBhome.&#10;nights. B castles, monuments and cathedrals at the composed the Blue Danube Waltz beforeIncluded Meals:&#10;B=Breakfast, D=Dinner heart of this robust nation. crossing the Danube to see the United&#10;Day 7 Krakow; Wieliczka Salt&#10;Mines. B Day 6 Jasna Gora and Auschwitz Nations complex. Tonight, take in a&#10;(included). We visit the fascinating Viennese concert with the Salon Orchestra&#10;4th-century Paulite Monastery at Jasna Gora of Vienna.&#10;Climb the 138 stairs inside the Old Town Bridge Tower and its famous ‘Black Madonna’. Afterwards, Day 12 Prague with Guided Walking&#10;for excellent views over Prague’s Charles Bridge&#10;we visit Auschwitz Concentration Camp for Tour (included). Prague is affectionately&#10;a remembrance visit. known as the ‘Golden Town’. Our guided&#10;Day 7 Krakow with Guided walking tour introduces the splendid&#10;Sightseeing Tour (included); Wieliczka architecture of Prague Old Town, the&#10;Salt Mines (optional). Krakow’s Old world’s largest UNESCO monument.&#10;Town is placed on the UNESCO list of&#10;protected World Historic Sites on account&#10;of its fabulous architecture. Afternoon visit See the Athena fountain, situated in front of&#10;to the famous salt mines where salt mining the Austrian Parliament building in Vienna&#10;has continued since the Middle Ages.&#10;Day 9 Budapest (included); Budapest&#10;Sightseeing (optional, included on&#10;Silver Service); Lunch Cruise&#10;(optional). A full day to discover the&#10;Hungarian capital at leisure.&#10;Our optional guided sightseeing tour&#10;captures many sights, beginning with a&#10;drive to Gellért Hill, then over the famous&#10;Chain Bridge and onto the Pest district,&#10;ending at the Buda castle district. You can&#10;also join an optional relaxing lunch cruise&#10;on the majestic ‘blue’ Danube.&#10;Day 10 Vienna (included); Viennese&#10;Concert (optional). Our optional guided&#10;14 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3 for details]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:03  Page 11&#10;Visit Krakow’s main square of the Old Town&#10;– the largest medieval town square in Europe&#10;14 days from £919*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;Holiday Highlights&#10;• BERLIN –&#10;historic city and sights&#10;• WARSAW – Poland’s rebuilt capital&#10;• JASNA GORNA –&#10;famous ‘Black Madonna’&#10;• AUSCHWITZ –&#10;remembrance visit&#10;• KRAKOW – famous&#10;architecture and UNESCO&#10;listed heritage site&#10;• BUDAPEST – grand imperial&#10;capital city&#10;• VIENNA – fabulous buildings&#10;and sophisticated atmosphere&#10;Your Hotels • PRAGUE – the ‘Golden Town’&#10;You’ll stay for two nights at the 3-star H2 2&#10;Alexanderplatz or similar in Berlin; two ។ Berlin Warsaw&#10;nights at the 3-star Hotel MDM or similar What’s Included2&#10;in Warsaw, two nights at the 3-star 1 + 1 • Excursions and visits as detailed&#10;Holiday Inn Express in Krakow or similar;&#10;two nights at the 4-star Novotel Budapest, ។ Prague 2 Krakow • 13 nights’ accommodationin the itinerary2&#10;overnight at a minimum 3-star hotel in the&#10;with continental breakfast&#10;Stockerau or Vienna Woods area and two ។&#10;&#038; 9 evening meals&#10;nights at the 3-star Ibis Karlin or similar in&#10;Prague. Overnight stays in Belgium are in • FREE local joining points –&#10;city-style hotels. ។ Budapest call for more details1Vienna&#10;2 • Travel by executive coach&#10;Enjoy a stroll around&#10;Warsaw’s Old Town Square Upgrade toNumber of nightsX&#10;Silver Service&#10;See the wonderful, castle-like Fisherman’s Bastion in Budapest, situated&#10;on the Buda bank of the Danube, on the Castle Hill in Budapest&#10;for luxury coach travel with:-&#10;• EXTRA legroom for your&#10;added comfort&#10;• Rear lounge to relax and chat&#10;• FREE personal headphones&#10;with a choice of music &#038; DVDs&#10;• EXTRA included excursions&#10;guided sightseeing tours in Warsaw&#10;and Budapest&#10;• Porterage at your hotels&#10;See page 4 for more details&#10;Early Booking Special Offer!&#10;£50 OFF all departures when&#10;you book by 31 July 2011&#10;Quote Ref: RO11&#10;EXECUTIVE COACH Tour ref: 14HEP&#10;Sep 10 £969 Jul 14 2012 £989&#10;“The optional Aug 1£1159 Tour ref: 14HEPV£1189£118920122012Jun 11Jul 2ERVICES£1169ILVERSJul 16&#10;excursions were Aug 15 £1169 Aug 4 2012 £1189&#10;superb – we went on all of Apr 23£1099 Sep 22 2012 £1189£11892012Sep 1£10792012Oct 1&#10;them! It was a truly May 12 2012£1189&#10;excellent tour with very good Prices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;local guides.” Mrs Collins, Ilford. supplement £279; travel insurance from £46.95See page 3 for more detailsTravel Door-to-Door: optional excursions; single roomExtras&#10;Book early and save money! 15]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:03  Page 12&#10;Don’t miss the impressive Hermitage on a visit to St. Petersburg 3 LUNCHES &#038; 11 EVENING MEALS INCLUDED&#10;NEW ITINERARY FOR 2011&#10;GRAND RUSSIAN SPECTACULAR&#10;Band Warsaw, and a taste of the capitals of Scandinavia – just some ofreathtaking tours of Moscow and St. Petersburg, insights into Berlin&#10;the highlights of this once-in-a-lifetime tour.&#10;Holiday at a Glance Day 9 To St. Petersburg for a Your Itinerary&#10;three-night stay. B,D&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach then Day 2 Berlin Evening Tour (optional).St. Petersburg sightseeingDay 10&#10;onward to Belgium for an&#10;overnight stay. major sights in Berlin’s historical centre capital city, Stockholm.An evening sightseeing tour takes in all theEnjoy a visit to Sweden’sSt. Petersburg BalletandB,D&#10;Day 2 To Berlin for an overnight stay. Day 11 St. Petersburg Boat including the Cathedral, Brandenburg Gate&#10;Berlin Evening Tour. B Cruise. B,D and the Berlin Wall. Day 12 Helsinki (included). Enjoy a short&#10;Day 3 To Warsaw, Poland for a Day 12 ToHelsinki, then overnight Day 4 Warsaw Sightseeing (included). and eastern cultures meet. Finnish designvisit to Finland’s capital city, where westernOur tour of this cultural capital includesferry to Stockholm,and 450 years of history combine withthe ‘Royal Route’ with its aristocraticB,Dtwo-night stay.&#10;Day 4 Warsaw sightseeing. B,D Sweden. B residences, the Old Town, the Ghetto wonderful natural surroundings to make&#10;Day 5 To Brest and then onto Minsk, Day 13 Arrive in Stockholm. Across Memorial and the Belvedere Palace. Helsinki a fascinating city to visit.&#10;Belarus for an overnight stay. Sweden to Copenhagen for an Our local guide will provide an informative Day 13 Stockholm (included).&#10;B,L,D overnight stay. B,D commentary, revealing many of the stories Enjoy a short introduction to one of the&#10;Day 6 To Smolensk and later to Day 14 Copenhagen sightseeing, behind the often tragic history of this world’s most beautiful capitals. It is built on&#10;Moscow, Russia, for a fascinating city that was all but destroyed 14 islands and its buildings, greenery andthen to northern Germany via&#10;two-night stay. B,L,D during WWII. proximity to the water create a stunningRodbyhavn/Puttgarden ferry&#10;Day 7 Moscow sightseeing, The Day 7 Moscow Sightseeing (included); setting. We later head across Sweden toB,Dfor an overnight stay.&#10;Kremlin and Moscow by The Kremlin (optional); Moscow by Denmark and Copenhagen for anTo Belgium for anDay 15&#10;Night tour. B,D Night Tour (optional). Discover the overnight stay.Bovernight stay.&#10;Day 8 To Novgorod for an overnight Day 14 Copenhagen Sightseeingvibrant capital of Moscow on our guidedBTo Calais then return home.Day 16&#10;stay. B,L,D L=Lunch, D=Dinner Cathedral, Red Square, the Kremlin and fascinating landmarks and architectural(optional). Copenhagen has manysightseeing tour, visiting St. Basil’s=Breakfast,BIncluded Meals:&#10;Novodevichy Convent. You can also enjoy masterpieces. We see the Tivoli Gardens,&#10;an optional visit inside the Kremlin. In the the Rosenborg Palace and the ‘Little&#10;evening, our optional ‘Moscow by Night’ Mermaid’.&#10;tour discovers the city’s famous&#10;underground metro system.&#10;Visit the vibrant city of Copenhagen&#10;Day 10 St. Petersburg Sightseeing&#10;(included) and St. Petersburg Ballet&#10;(optional). This guided tour will introduce&#10;the famous landmarks, history and culture&#10;of the city renowned as perhaps the most&#10;beautiful in Russia. St. Petersburg Ballet is&#10;classed as the birthplace of Russian classical&#10;ballet, and you can enjoy an optional&#10;evening at one of the famed ballet theatres.&#10;Day 11 St. Petersburg Boat Cruise&#10;(optional). Join a boat cruise along the&#10;Neva River. Then enjoy a traditional&#10;Russian show on board, with dancing and&#10;Visit Warsaw’s Old Town on our sightseeing tour of the city singing. Included in the price is Russian&#10;sparkling wine, vodka, caviar and fruit.&#10;16 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3 for details]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:03  Page 13&#10;See the spectacular St. Basil’s Cathedral in&#10;Moscow, with its distinctive onion domes&#10;16 days from £1599*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;Holiday Highlights&#10;• MOSCOW – iconic sights and&#10;centuries of culture and history&#10;• ST. PETERSBURG – one of the&#10;world’s great cities&#10;• BERLIN – historic city&#10;• WARSAW – restored Old Town&#10;• HELSINKI – Finland’s capital&#10;and largest city&#10;• STOCKHOLM – Sweden’s&#10;attractive capital&#10;• COPENHAGEN – fascinating&#10;landmarks and architectural&#10;jewels&#10;“The holiday was well What’s Included&#10;organised with 1st class hotels. • Excursions and visits as detailed in&#10;Red Square was fantastic – the itinerary&#10;we couldn’t believe we were Helsinki ។ St. • continental breakfast, 11 evening15 nights’ accommodation with&#10;actually there. My husband 1 ។ ។Petersburg meals &#038; 3 lunches3Stockholm&#10;told our drivers this was his Novgorod 1 • FREE local joining points –Services of local guides in Russia•&#10;first Leger holiday, but it won’t ។&#10;be his last. ” Mrs P Stephenson, NORTH Copenhagen 1 BALTIC Smolensk ។ Silver Servicecall for more detailsTravel by2MoscowSEAPuttgarden។SEASurrey&#10;Your Hotels 1 for luxury coach travel with:-&#10;You’ll spend one night at the 3-star H2 Berlin ។ Minsk • EXTRA legroom for your1&#10;Alexanderplatz Hotel or similar in Berlin; 2 Brest added comfort1&#10;two nights at the 3-star Hotel Gromada ។ Warsaw • Rear lounge to relax and chat។&#10;or similar in Warsaw; overnight at the&#10;3-star Hotel Planeta or similar, Minsk; two X Number of nights • FREE personal headphoneswith a choice of music &#038; DVDs&#10;nights at the 3-star Hotel Cosmos or&#10;similar in Moscow; overnight at the 3-star • Porterage at your hotels&#10;Hotel Beresta Palace or similar, Novgorod; See page 4 for more details&#10;three nights at the 3-star Hotel&#10;Pribaltiskaya or similar in St. Petersburg;&#10;overnight on the cruise ferry to Stockholm&#10;in a 2-berth cabin; one night at the 3-star VISA – IMPORTANT NOTE&#10;Glostrup Park, Copenhagen. Visas are required for entry into Russia&#10;Overnight stays in northern Germany and and Belarus, for which an extra charge of&#10;Belgium are in city-style hotels. approximately £180 per person is made.&#10;Details of how to apply will be sent to&#10;Red Square, the you approx 16 weeks prior to departure.&#10;first stop for any&#10;visitor to Moscow&#10;Early Booking Special Offer!&#10;£100 OFF all departures when&#10;you book by 31 July 2011&#10;Quote Ref: RO11&#10;SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 16RGRV&#10;Jul 2 £1769 Jun 16 2012 £1899&#10;Sep 24 £1699 Jul 7 2012 £1789&#10;Apr 28 2012 £1699 Aug 4 2012 £1789&#10;May 19 2012 £1849 Sep 15 2012 £1789&#10;Prices are per person, based on two sharing.&#10;Extras: optional excursions; single room&#10;supplement £429; travel insurance from £46.95&#10;Travel Door-to-Door&#10;The majestic Kremlin building stands in the heart of Moscow, overlooking the Moskva River See page 3 for more details&#10;Book early and save money! 17]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:03  Page 14&#10;Visit the North Cape and see the incredible ‘Midnight Sun’ – during the summer there is no sunset&#10;13 EVENING MEALS&#10;ARCTIC CIRCLE AND THE LAND&#10;OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN Swedish capital, StockholmExplore the sights of the&#10;Witness the breathtaking Midnight Sun and Polar Ocean.&#10;Holiday Itinerary Day 9 South to Storslett for an Excursions &#038; Visits&#10;overnight stay. B,D&#10;Day 1 Local departure by coach Day 3 Stockholm (included). Explore one&#10;then onwards to Belgium for Day 10 Head south to Tromsø, lying of Europe’s prettiest capital cities.&#10;an overnight stay. at a latitude of nearly 70 Day 4 Helsinki (included). Affectionatelydegrees north, the same as&#10;Day 2 We travel north through Alaska and Siberia. After free known as the ‘daughter of the Baltic’, and&#10;Germany, to Denmark and time we travel to Narvik for surrounded by 315 islands, Helsinki’s&#10;Copenhagen for the an overnight stay. B,D east-meets-west culture contrasts against&#10;night. B,D the clean lines of Finlandia Hall and the rich&#10;Day 4 Arrive Turku then to bygone age. B,D Day 6 Tankavarra Gold Museum charming fishing hamlets and villages and(optional). ExploreVillages excursion(included). We cross the Arctic Circle atvillage, reminiscent of a. Overnight indiscover local customs.the Santa Claus Village and continue northSouth to Trondheim then toDay 12B,DB,DEvening(included);OsloDay 13through Finnish Lapland to TankavarraHell for overnight stay.B,DFishing(included);HonningsvagDay 8sightseeing tour?Explore the quaint woodenovernight sailing to Finland.Cathedral. Why not join our optionalworld in mainland Europe!Mosjoen for the night.thengolden onion dome of UspenskiThrough charming scenery toDay 11StockholmToHelsinkiJyvaskla.&#10;Day 3&#10;Day 5 To Rovaniemi for the Day 13 Past Lillehammer to Oslo for Gold Museum. We explore the museum Sightseeing (optional). Enjoy an optional&#10;night. B,D the night. B,D and reconstructed gold-mining village. evening sightseeing tour of the Norwegian&#10;Day 6 Cross the Arctic Circle then Day 14 Through Sweden to Day 7 Karasjok and the Sami capital.&#10;onto Santa Claus Village, then Copenhagen for a Village (included); Storgammon Day 14 Copenhagen (included). Enjoy a&#10;Saariselka for overnight. B,D one-night stay. B,D Lunch (optional); North Cape (included). short orientation tour of the fascinating&#10;Day 7 Sami Village then to Day 15 En route home, we spend a We learn the history of the Sami people who landmarks and beautiful architectural&#10;Honningsvag for a two-night night in Belgium. B have been living by fishing and hunting, boat masterpieces, including the bronze statue&#10;stay. See the Midnight Sun at&#10;the North Cape. B,D Day 16 We arrive in Calais for our years. This evening, we have an included visit Christian Andersen’s fairytale and theof the Little Mermaid, taken from Hansbuilding and reindeer herding for thousands ofBreturn journey home.&#10;Day 8 Honningsvag. B,D to the North Cape to see the Midnight Sun Rosenborg Palace, which is home to the&#10;Included Meals: B=Breakfast, D=Dinner and Polar Ocean. The cliffs at North Cape are Danish crown jewels.&#10;the closest you will come to the top of the&#10;Oslo the Norwegian capital Højbro Plads, Copenhagen&#10;IRENEUSZ CYRANEK&#10;PHOTO&#10;18 Take advantage of our Door-to-Door travel option – see page 3 for details]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:04  Page 15&#10;Enjoy sightseeing in Trondheim, Norway&#10;16 days from £1769*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;Holiday Highlights&#10;• NORTH CAPE – midnight sun&#10;• HELSINKI – Finland’s capital&#10;• SAMI VILLAGE – history of the&#10;Sami people&#10;• HONNINGSVAG – charming&#10;fishing hamlets&#10;• TROMSØ – gateway to the&#10;Arctic&#10;• OSLO, STOCKHOLM AND&#10;COPENHAGEN – cultured&#10;Scandinavian capitals&#10;What’s Included&#10;Your Hotels • Excursions and visits as detailed&#10;in the itinerary&#10;You will stay for one night each in&#10;2 • 15 nights’ accommodation&#10;the Scandic Hotel Sydhavnen,&#10;Copenhagen or similar (outward and Storslett with continental breakfastHonningsvag&#10;return); Sokos Hotel Alexandra, Jyväskyla; 1 ។ &#038; 13 evening meals&#10;Sokos Hotel Vaakuna, Rovaniemi; Hotel ។ • FREE local joining points –&#10;Kieppi, Saariselka; Raisi Hotel, Storslett, Saariselka call for more detailsTromsø&#10;Storslett; the Quality Hotel Grand Royal, 1 Narvik 1 Travel by&#10;Narvik; Fru Haugans Hotel, Mosjoen; Rica&#10;Hell Hotel, Hell; Rica Helsfyr Hotel, Oslo; Silver Service។&#10;two nights at the Rica Hotel, Honningsvag; Arctic Circle 1 for luxury coach travel with:-1&#10;overnight on the cruise ferry from&#10;Stockholm to Turku, Finland. • EXTRA legroom for yourRovaniemiMosjoen&#10;Overnight stays in Belgium are in city-style 1 Hell added comfort។&#10;hotels. Jyväskyla • Rear lounge to relax and chat&#10;Unless stated otherwise, all hotels are • FREE personal headphones1&#10;3-star standard. ។ with a choice of music &#038; DVDs&#10;Turku • Porterage at your hotels&#10;Oslo ។ Helsinki See page 4 for more detailsStockholm&#10;1&#10;។&#10;។ © INNOVATION NORWAY JOHAN WILDHAGENNumber of nightsXHelsingborg1+1Copenhagen។។&#10;See Nyhavn in Copenhagen&#10;“It was such a See the globe at the North Cape&#10;lovely holiday, we Early Booking Special Offer!&#10;especially loved the £100 OFF all departures when&#10;Land of the Midnight Sun. It you book by 31 July 2011Quote Ref: RO11&#10;was so strange going to bed to SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 16NACV&#10;the sun’s bright orange glow Jul 2 £1869 Jun 30 2012 £1895&#10;and waking up in brilliant Jun 16 2012 £1895&#10;sunshine.” Take a stroll around Helsinki’s South Harbour cabin upgrade: outside cabin £40 per cabin.Travel Door-to-Door: optional excursions; single roomPrices are per person, based on two sharing.Extrassupplement £499; travel insurance from £46.95;and see the breathtaking Uspenski CathedralMary Bundy &#038; Joan Murphy, Derbyshire.See page 3 for more details&#10;Travel by Silver Service luxury coach with added benefits – see page 4 for details 19]]&gt;</text><br />
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        <text><![CDATA[014451 Grand Explorer 20pg Tour P STOCK:Layout 3  17/5/11  11:04  Page 16&#10;See the Presidential Palace on a walking tour of Vilnius Stroll along the harbour in Helsinki&#10;14 days from £1179*&#10;*Includes Early Booking Special Offer&#10;What’s Included&#10;• Excursions and visits as detailed&#10;in the itinerary&#10;Medieval Tallinn • 13 nights’ accommodation&#10;with continental breakfast&#10;&#038; 9 evening meals&#10;• FREE local joining points –&#10;call for more details&#10;• Travel by Silver Service for&#10;luxury coach travel with added&#10;benefit – see page 4 for more details&#10;Your Hotels&#10;BALTIC CAPITALS – Felix or similar in Warsaw; two nightsYou’ll spend one night at the 3-starHotel Grünau on the outskirts ofBerlin; two nights at the 3-star Hotel&#10;Riga, Tallinn &#038; Vilnius Baltpark or similar in Riga; two nights atat the 3-star Hotel Karolina or similarin Vilnius; one night at the 3-star Hotel&#10;the 3-star Hotel Unique Mikhli or&#10;Discover the delights around the shores of the lovely Baltic Sea. similar in Tallinn; overnight on the&#10;cruise ferry from Helsinki to Stockholm&#10;Your Itinerary Day 6 Vilnius with Guided Walking Helsinki in a 2-berth cabin and one night at the&#10;onward to Belgium for an overnight stay. we take a walking tour through this Tallinn northern Germany and Belgium are inCopenhagen. Overnight stays in។។21(optional). Our local guide meets us andLocal departure by coach then3-star Glostrup Park Hotel or similar inStockholmTrakai Castle(included);TourDay 1&#10;Dambusters fame then continue to Berlin architecture. The Old Town area is one of 1Riga city-style hotels.cosmopolitan city with its diverseofMohne DamWe visit&#10;Day 2&#10;for an overnight stay. An optional evening the largest in Europe and was inscribed on 1 BALTICSEA ។&#10;sightseeing tour takes in all the major sights the UNESCO World Heritage List in Copenhagen Vilnius&#10;in Berlin’s historical centre, including the 1994. The buildings and monuments have 2&#10;Puttgarden ។&#10;Berlin Cathedral, Brandenburg Gate and been built over many centuries and there 1 ។&#10;the Berlin Wall. B are examples of architecture from various ។ 1 ។ 2&#10;Day 3 To Warsaw, Poland, for a styles and eras. In the afternoon you can Berlin Warsaw&#10;two-night stay. 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B,D known as the ‘small Paris’, and a delightful main sights of this ‘wonderful’ city, Early Booking Special Offer!&#10;Day 5 To Vilnius, Lithuania, for a two-night mixture of medieval ambience and a including the statue of the ‘Little Mermaid’,&#10;stay. B,D modern cosmopolitan metropolis. Our the Royal Theatre and Christiansborg £50 OFF all departures when&#10;optional guided walking tour reveals the Castle. We then move on to Rodbyhavn you book by 31 July 2011&#10;many sights. We continue to Tallinn, for the ferry to Puttgarden, Germany. Quote Ref: RO11&#10;Estonia for a two night stay. B,D Continue to our hotel in northern&#10;Day 9 Tallinn with Guided Walking Germany for an overnight stay. B,D SILVER SERVICE Tour ref: 14HBCV&#10;Tour (included). Our included half-day Day 13 To Belgium for an overnight&#10;walking tour with local guide will help you stay. 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